Dobler, dish, B. 1146. O.Fr. _doublier_. Doc, duke, A. 211. {Doel, Dol,} sorrow, A. 326, 339, 642; B. 852. Dole, part, A. 136. {Dom, Dome,} doom, judgment, purpose, A. 157, 580, 667; B. 597; command, B. 632; doom, C. 203. Dongoun, dungeon, B. 1224. Dool, part, B. 216. Dool (dole), sorrow. See _Doel_. Doole, gift, B. 699. Dor, door, B. 320. Dotage, folly, B. 1425. Dote, act foolishly, B. 286, 1500; C. 125; be astonished, frightened, B. 852. Sc. _doit_. Icel. _dotta_, to slumber. Du. _doten_, _dutten_, delirare, desipere. (Kilian.) “Maddyn, or _dotyn_, desipio.” (Prompt. Parv.) Doted, foolish, wicked, C. 196. N.Prov.E. _doited_, stupid. Dotel, a fool, B. 1517. Doun, down, A. 230. Doun, down, hill, A. 121. Doungoun, dungeon, A. 1187. Doured, grieved, mourned, C. 372. Sc. _dour_. Dousour, sweetness, A. 429. Doute, doubt, A. 928. {Douth, Douþe,} brave, noble, A. 839, B. 270, 597, A.S. _duguth_, the nobility, senate, etc. _Dugeth_, good, virtuous. _Dugan_, to profit, avail, be good, etc. {Doune, Dovene,} a female dove, B. 469, 481. Cf. O.E. _wulvene_, a female wolf, and E. _vixen_, a female fox. Dowe, avail, profit, B. 374; C. 50. See T. B. 5001. See _Douth_. Dowelle, dwell, B. 376, 1770; C. 69. Downe, dove, B. 485. Downeȝ, downs, hills, A. 73, 85. Dowyne, dwine, pine, A. 326. Dowrie, B. 185. Doȝter, daughter, B. 814. Doȝty, doughty, valiant, B. 1182, 1791. See _Douthe_. Doȝtyest, bravest, B. 1306. Draȝ, draw, A. 699. Draȝt = draught, character, B. 1557. Drede, doubt, A. 1047. Drepe, to kill, slay, B. 246; destroy, B. 599, 1306. “This stone with his stremys stroyed all the venym, And _drepit_ the dragon to the dethe negh.” --(T. B. 929.) A.S. _drepan_. O.N. _drepa_. Dresse, order, direct, prepare, A. 495, 860; B. 92; _pret._ _dressed_, _drest_. Dreue, drive, A. 323. Dreued, drove, went, A. 980. Dreȝe = dreghe, suffer, endure, B. 1224. Sc. _dree_. A.S. _dreógan_, to bear, suffer, endure. Cf. “dyntes full _dregh_.” T. B. 935. Dreȝly, sorrowfully, B. 476. See T. B. 2379. Drof, drove, A. 30, 1153. Drouy, turbid, B. 1016. A.S. _dréfe_, muddy, foul; _dréfan_, to trouble, make turbid. O.E. _drove_, to trouble. Goth. _drobjan_, to trouble. Du. _droeven_. “_Drovy_ turbidus, turbulentus.” (Cath. Ang.) “He (the fool-large) is like to an hors that seketh rather to drynke _drovy_ watir and trouble, than for to drinke water of the welle that is cleer.” (The Persones Tale: _Remedium contra avariciam_.) Drowned, was drowned, B. 372. Droȝ, drew, A. 1116; B. 71; _pl._ _droȝen_, B. 1394. Droȝthe = drouthe, drought. A.S. _druguth_. Du. _drooghte_. Sc. _drouth_, from A.S. _dryg_. Du. _droogh_, dry. Druye, dry, B. 412; dry land, B. 472. Drwry, dreary (?), A. 323. Drwry = drury, love, B. 699, 1065. O.Fr. _druerie_, _drurie_. {Dryȝ, Dryȝe,} dry, B. 385. {Dryȝ, Dryȝe,} heavy, sorrowful, A.