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1. (n.) doll
a small figure representing a baby or other human being, used esp. as a child's toy.
2. doll
Slang.
3. doll
a girl or woman.
4. doll
a pretty but expressionless or unintelligent woman.
5. doll
a physically attractive person.
6. doll
a generous or helpful person.
7. doll
(sometimes cap.) an affectionate or familiar term of address (sometimes offensive when used to strangers, subordinates, etc.).
8. (v.i.) doll
doll up,
9. doll
to dress in fancy clothing, elaborate makeup, etc.
10. doll
to decorate:
to doll up a room for a party.
Etymology: (1550–60; generic use of female name Doll)
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| Definition of 'doll' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) doll, dolly
a small replica of a person; used as a toy
2. (noun) dame, doll, wench, skirt, chick, bird
informal terms for a (young) woman
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1. (noun) doll
a toy in shape of person
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| Definition of 'doll' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) doll
a child's puppet; a toy baby for a little girl
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Sense: a toy in the shape of a small human being
a china doll.
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Afrikaans: pop |
Arabic: دُمْيَه، لُعْبَه |
Bulgarian: кукла |
Brazilian: boneca |
Czech: panenka |
German: die Puppe |
Danish: dukke |
Greek: κούκλα |
Spanish: muñeca |
Estonian: nukk |
Farsi: عروسک |
Finnish: nukke |
French: poupée |
Hebrew: בֻּבָּה |
Hindi: गुड़िया |
Croatian: lutka |
Hungarian: (játék)baba |
Indonesian: boneka |
Icelandic: brúða, dúkka |
Italian: bambola |
Japanese: 人形 |
Korean: 인형 |
Lithuanian: lėlė |
Latvian: lelle |
Malay: anak patung |
Dutch: pop |
Norwegian: dokke, figur |
Polish: lalka |
Persian: عروسک |
Pashto: نانزكه، ناوكۍ، ګوډۍ: (اصط |
Portuguese: boneca |
Romanian: păpuşă |
Russian: кукла |
Slovak: bábika |
Slovenian: lutka |
Serbian: lutka |
Swedish: docka |
Thai: ตุ๊กตา |
Turkish: oyuncak bebek |
Taiwanese: 玩具娃娃 |
Ukrainian: лялька |
Urdu: انسانی شبیہہ کا گڈا یا گڑ |
Vietnamese: búp bê |
Chinese: 玩具娃娃 |
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