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doyley

American  
[doi-lee] / ˈdɔɪ li /

noun

PLURAL

doyleys
  1. a variant of doily.


doyley British  
/ ˈdɔɪlɪ /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of doily

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Three determined pairs of hands intercepted his bold attempt to safely caché a small taboret, a large embroidered doyley, a satin chair cushion, a cut glass scent bottle and a Japanese vase.

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One had the little doyley Angela had first recognised, another reluctantly produced a silver folding fruit-knife with 'C. Ashe' engraved on the handle.

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And I'm sure I was ashamed to see she had put out those old-fashioned doyleys with the finger-glasses.

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Serve in individual saucers with a small doyley under.

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Each person at once removes the bowl and doyley to make ready for whatever is to be put on the plate.

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