doc

¹

[dok]

noun

Informal.

1. doctor.

2. a casual, impersonal term of address used to a man.

doc

²

[dok]

noun

Informal.

1. a document, especially a document on a computer.

DOC

³

abbreviation

1. Department of Commerce.

doc.

⁴

abbreviation

1. document.

DOC

¹

abbreviation

1. Denominazione di Origine Controllata: used of wines

2. (in New Zealand) Department of Conservation

doc.

²

abbreviation

1. document

doc

³

/ dɒk /

noun

1. informal,  short for doctor, esp a medical doctor: often used as a term of address

Word History and Origins

Origin of DOC¹

First recorded in 1845–50; by shortening

Origin of DOC²

By shortening

Example Sentences

“But as soon as someone finds out their docs aren’t really covered in the plan they wanted, someone is going to get sued.”

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Obviously, she invites the young doc, played by Michael Vartan, over for dinner.

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We were not thinking about making a doc, really.

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“I think we can all be a bit snobby in the fashion business and think, maybe this is, you know, a side gig,” Wintour said in the doc.

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There’s nothing here that the viewer can’t glean from the documentary, and in fact, the doc is a far more edifying and affecting work than Safdie’s stylish regurgitation.

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