doolan

/ ˈduːlən /

noun

Origin of doolan¹

probably from the Irish surname Doolan

When the war is over, I shall buy Tim Doolan, my soldier servant, out.

In the end he had to give the clothes to the Widow Doolan, who had fourteen sons in assorted sizes.

“Then let me look at you a little closer,” cried the sail-maker, pulling Doolan towards him, and passing his hand over his nose.

Manny's th' time I've heerd him lecture to little Matt Doolan asleep like a log behind th' stove.

Walter had, with the assistance of Larry Doolan, built this boat for going out fishing.

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