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doe
1[doh]
noun
plural
does ,plural
doe .the female of the deer, antelope, goat, rabbit, and certain other animals.
DOE
2Also d.o.e. depends on experience; depending on experience: used in stating a salary range in help-wanted ads.
DOE
1abbreviation
(in Canada and, formerly, in Britain) Department of the Environment
(in the US) Department of Energy
Doe
2/ dəʊ /
noun
law (formerly) the plaintiff in a fictitious action, Doe versus Roe, to test a point of law See also Roe
an unknown or unidentified male or female person
doe
3/ dəʊ /
noun
the female of the deer, hare, rabbit, and certain other animals
Word History and Origins
Origin of DOE1
Word History and Origins
Origin of DOE1
Example Sentences
Big doe eyes and perhaps a little cleavage to sell this heartfelt — or shall we say silicon chip-felt — message about kids who “are forced to carry a quiet laughter.”
Mary Slater, 84, said, while her dog doe not mind fireworks going off, her son's dog was "absolutely terrified".
"Walking through the woods, I spotted this roe doe grazing the foliage," says Walker-Nix.
Duntsova stresses she doe not see herself as an opposition politician, but one motivated by “human, usual, ordinary ethical values.”
However, biologists say that’s not nearly enough, given that each doe produces two fawns each year.
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