doe
noun, plural does, (especially collectively) doe.
Origin of doe
DOE
Related Words for doe
rodent, hare, bunny, buck, cony, capon, doe, cuniculus, cottontail, chinchilla, lapin, coney, lagomorphExamples from the Web for doe
Contemporary Examples of doe
According to Doe, she filed a written complaint on her friends' urging.
In his complaint, Doe states that UMass required him to submit questions to be asked of witnesses to Cardoso.
Both Haidak and Doe have been unable to transfer to accredited four-year universities.
Both Doe and Haidak argue that the university displayed a general attitude of presumed guilt towards the accused.
The chairperson at Doe's disciplinary was faculty member Dennis Conway.
Historical Examples of doe
Before daybreak, the doe always returned to suckle her little one.
Creatures of the NightAlfred W. Rees
For he had a thyng to doe, whiche they shoulde know afterwarde.
Shakespeare Jest-Books;Unknown
Why is it that Mr. Doe's employees do not succeed in getting Mr. Doe's attention?
The Ghost in the White HouseGerald Stanley Lee
Why is it that Mr. Doe has so little difficulty in getting theirs?
The Ghost in the White HouseGerald Stanley Lee
Soon afterward the doe, too, disappeared, leaving the fawns to shift for themselves.
Followers of the TrailZoe Meyer