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dowset — doucet or dowset /dooˈsit or dowˈ/ noun (obsolete) 1. A sweet dish 2. (in pl) a deer s testicles • • • Main Entry: ↑douce … Useful english dictionary
English words first attested in Chaucer — Contents 1 Etymology 2 List 2.1 Canterbury Tales General Prologue … Wikipedia
Doucet — Dou cet, Dowset Dow set, n. [F. doucet sweet, dim. of doux. See {Douce}.] 1. A custard. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] 2. A dowcet, or deep s testicle. [1913 Webster] || … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Tristan Dowse — (born June 26 2001) (original and restored name Erwin Reynaldi) was the child at the center of a controversial international adoption case involving Ireland and Indonesia. He was born in Jakarta, Indonesia and adopted at the age of two months by… … Wikipedia
Chopin — This interesting and unusual name has two, related, possible origins, both deriving from the Old French word chopine , an old (large) liquid measure contained approximately an English quart ; in Scotland a half pint. The surname from this source… … Surnames reference
Choppen — This interesting and unusual name has two, related, possible origins, both deriving from the Old French word chopine , an old (large) liquid measure contained approximately an English quart ; in Scotland a half pint. The surname from this source… … Surnames reference
Choppin — This interesting and unusual name has two, related, possible origins, both deriving from the Old French word chopine , an old (large) liquid measure contained approximately an English quart ; in Scotland a half pint. The surname from this source… … Surnames reference
Chopping — This interesting and unusual name has two, related, possible origins, both deriving from the Old French word chopine , an old (large) liquid measure contained approximately an English quart ; in Scotland a half pint. The surname from this source… … Surnames reference
Chopy — This interesting and unusual name has two, related, possible origins, both deriving from the Old French word chopine , an old (large) liquid measure contained approximately an English quart ; in Scotland a half pint. The surname from this source… … Surnames reference
Choupin — This interesting and unusual name has two, related, possible origins, both deriving from the Old French word chopine , an old (large) liquid measure contained approximately an English quart ; in Scotland a half pint. The surname from this source… … Surnames reference
