dodge /doj/

1. To start aside or shift about, to move out of the way of a blow, etc
2. To evade or use mean tricks
3. To shuffle or quibble
4. (in change-ringing) to make two bells change order in the sequence (bellringing)

1. To evade (a blow, etc) by a sudden shift of place or position
2. To evade by astuteness or deceit

1. An evasion
2. A trick, ruse, stratagem
3. A quibble
4. An instance of dodging (bellringing)

dodgˈer noun

1. A person who dodges, a shirker
2. A clever trickster
3. A screen on a ship's bridge for shelter in rough weather
4. Food, esp bread (dialect and Aust informal)
5. An advertising leaflet (US)

dodgˈery noun

Trickery

dodgˈing noun (image technol)

Manipulation of the light projected through a negative by an enlarger to lighten or darken selected parts of the resultant print

dodgˈy adjective

1. Artful, tricky
2. Difficult to do or carry out
3. Risky, tricky
4. Uncertain, unstable, unreliable
5. Dishonest
6. Dishonestly obtained

dodgeˈball noun

A children's game in which players try to hit one another with a large ball

dodge the column (slang)

To evade one's duties

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