doiled
American
[doild]
/ dɔɪld /
adjective
Scot.
Etymology
Origin of doiled
1505–15; compare Middle English deolen, dolen to grieve < Anglo-French, Old French duel-, tonic stem of doleir < Latin dolēre to grieve; see dole 2
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