Definitions for DOEdoʊ

Random House Webster's College Dictionary

doedoʊ(n.)(pl.)does; doe.

the female of the deer, antelope, goat, rabbit, and certain other animals.
Category: Mammals

Origin of doe:

bef. 1000; ME do, OE dā

DOE

Department of Energy.
Category: Government, Titles, Associations, Organizations

Princeton's WordNet

Department of Energy, Energy Department, Energy, DOE(noun)
the federal department responsible for maintaining a national energy policy of the United States; created in 1977
doe(noun)
mature female of mammals of which the male is called `buck'

Wiktionary

doe(Noun)
A female deer; also used of similar animals such as reindeer, antelope, goat.
doe(Noun)
A female fallow deer.
doe(Noun)
A female rabbit.
doe(Noun)
A female hare.
doe(Noun)
A female squirrel.
doe(Noun)
A female kangaroo

Origin: From do, from da, from dajjōn, from dajjanan, from dhēy-. Cognate with da, dae, te, då, deon, delu. Related also to fellatio, filial, fetus.

Webster Dictionary

Doe(noun)
a female deer or antelope; specifically, the female of the fallow deer, of which the male is called a buck. Also applied to the female of other animals, as the rabbit. See the Note under Buck
Doe(noun)
a feat. [Obs.] See Do, n

Translations for DOE

Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary

doe(noun)

the female of certain deer, and of the rabbit, hare etc.

takbokooi, wyfiehaas, wyfiekonynAfrikaans
أُنْثى الأيِّلArabic
самка (женска на елен, заек)Bulgarian
fêmeaPortuguese (BR)
laň, srna, samiceCzech
die Damhirschkuh,das (Hasen-, Kaninchen-)WeibchenGerman
då; hunkanin; hunhareDanish
θηλυκό ελαφιού, κουνελιού ή λαγούGreek
gama, liebre, conejaSpanish
emasloomEstonian
مادۀ برخی از پستاندارانFarsi
naarasFinnish
biche, lapine, haseFrench
אַיָלָה, שְׁפַנָהHebrew
हिरणी, मृगीHindi
ženka jelena, ženka zecaCroatian
őzsuta; nőstény nyúl, patkány, menyétHungarian
rusa betinaIndonesian
hindIcelandic
femmina del cervo (o del daino, dell'antilope, del coniglio, della lepre)Italian
雌鹿Japanese
암사슴Korean
elnio/kiškio/triušio ir pan. patelėLithuanian
stirna; (briežu, trušu, zaķu) mātīteLatvian
rusa betinaMalay
damhinde, moerkonijn, moerhaas, etc.Dutch
hunn-, ku (hjortedyr)Norwegian
łaniaPolish
مادۀ برخی از پستاندارانPersian
دهو سيو، غرڅوسوى، موقت جنسPashto
fêmeaPortuguese
căprioară; iepuroaicăRomanian
самкаRussian
laň, srna, koza, zajačica (samica)Slovak
srna, košuta, zajkljaSlovenian
ženkaSerbian
hind, har-, kaninhonaSwedish
สัตว์เลี้ยงลูกด้วยนมตัวเมีย (ประเภทกวาง, ละมั่ง, แพะ, กระต่าย, และอื่น ๆ )Thai
dişi geyikTurkish
雌鹿，母山羊，母兔Chinese (Trad.)
самицяUkrainian
ہرنیUrdu
hươu, nai cáiVietnamese
雌鹿，母山羊，母兔Chinese (Simp.)