Dottie

American  

[dot-ee] / ˈdɒt i /

Or Dotty

noun

1. a female given name, form of Dorothea and Dorothy.

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Example Sentences

The country singer Dottie West, her husband Bill was an inventor, and he made this talk box that was used once by Pete Drake, the pedal steel player.

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Dottie had a habit of inviting people over to her house when they played in Nashville.

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The secondary black box, named the Dottie for significant donor Dorothea Laub, will be available for rental and outside performances.

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There are brief cutaways to Jonno’s home life, which at least has the benefit of giving us more Grant, plus Naomi Watts as his wife, Ann; scenes back in New York likewise give us unrelated time with Rita Wilson as Jessica’s mother, Lois; Rhea Perlman her mouthy grandmother, Dottie; Dunham’s Nora and Andrew Rannells as her ex-husband, Jameson, who left her in favor of “exploring non-monogamy with a couple both named Cody.”

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For her 2014 album, “Dottie’s Charms,” Sobule wrote songs to lyrics she commissioned from writers such as Jonathan Lethem, David Hajdu and Vendela Vida.

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