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Webster Dictionary :: Doctrine
DOCTRINE, n. [L., to teach.] 1. In a general sense, whatever is taught. Hence, a...
Webster Dictionary :: Doctrinally
DOCTRINALLY, adv in the form of doctrine or instruction; by way of teaching or p...
Webster Dictionary :: Doctrinal
DOCTRINAL, a. [See Doctrine .] 1. Pertaining to doctrine; containing a doctrine ...
Webster Dictionary :: Doctress
DOCTRESS, DOCTORESS, n. A females physician.
Webster Dictionary :: Doctorship
DOCTORSHIP, n. The degree or rank of a doctor. [Doctorate is now generally used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Doctorly
DOCTORLY, a. Like a learned man.
Webster Dictionary :: Doctoress
DOCTRESS, DOCTORESS, n. A females physician.
Webster Dictionary :: Doctorate
DOCTORATE, n. The degree of a doctor. DOCTORATE , v.t. To make a doctor by confe...
Webster Dictionary :: Doctorally
DOCTORALLY, adv. In the manner of a doctor.
Webster Dictionary :: Doctoral
DOCTORAL, a. Relating to the degree of a doctor.
Webster Dictionary :: Doctor
DOCTOR, n. [L., to teach.] 1. A teacher. There stood up one in the council, a Ph...
Webster Dictionary :: Docking
DOCKING, ppr. Clipping; cutting off the end; placing in a dock. DOCKING , n. The...
Webster Dictionary :: Docket
DOCKET, n. 1. A small piece of paper or parchment, containing the heads of a wri...
Webster Dictionary :: Dock-yard
DOCK-YARD, n. A yard or magazine near a harbor, for containing all kinds of nava...
Webster Dictionary :: Dock
DOCK, n. [Gr., L.] A genus of plants, the Rumex, of several species. Its root re...
Webster Dictionary :: Docimastic
DOCIMASTIC, a. [Gr., to try, essay, examine, proved; to prove.] Properly, essayi...
