 to deafen
with noise (A.B.H.S.Wr.). 'I be vinny doddered, they childern do
yop so.'--N. & S.W. (2) _n._ 'All in a dudder,' quite bewildered
(H.).--N. & S.W. (3) _v._ To deaden anything, as pain. 'It sort o'
dudders the pain.'--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

*=Doddle-grass=. _Briza media_, L., Quaking Grass (_English Plant
Names_).

=Doddler=. 'A bit of a doddler,' a small boy.--N. & S.W.

=Dog, how beest=? This phrase seems worth noting. At Clyffe Pypard
a person complaining of loneliness, or the want of sociability or
kindness amongst the neighbours, will say, 'There isn't one as 'll so
much as look in and say, "Dog, how beest?"'

=Dog-Cocks=. _Arum maculatum_, L., Cuckoo-pint. Compare _Dogs-dibble_
in N. Devon.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

=Dog-daisy=. Any large daisy-like white flower, such as
_Chrysanthemum leucanthemum_, L., Ox-eye Daisy.--N. & S.W.

=Dogged=. (2 syl.) Very, excessively; as _dogged cute_ (A.).--N. &
S.W.

    'Maester was dogged deep, but I was deeper!'--_Wilts Tales_, p.
    110.

*=Dog out=. To drive out anything, as a sheep out of a quagmire, by
setting the dog furiously at it (_Great Estate_, ch. viii).

=Dog's-mouth=. _Linaria vulgari_s, Mill., Yellow Toadflax.--N.W.

*=Dom=. A door case (H.Wr.): probably a mistake for _Dorn_ or _Doorn_.

=Domel=. See ~Dumble~.

=Doner=. A man, animal,
to deafen 
 with noise (A.B.H.S.Wr .).' I be vinny doddered, they childern do 
 yop so.'--N. & S.W. (2) _ n. _' All in a dudder,' quite perplex 
 (H.).--N. & S.W. (3) _ v. _ To dampen anything, as pain.' It sort o' 
 dudders the pain.'--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard .) 

 * = Doddle - grass=. _ Briza media _, L., Quaking Grass (_ English Plant 
 Names _). 

 = Doddler=.' A moment of a doddler,' a small boy.--N. & S.W. 

 = Dog, how beest=? This phrase seem deserving noting. At Clyffe Pypard 
 a person complaining of loneliness, or the want of sociability or 
 kindness amongst the neighbor, will say,' There isn't one as'll then 
 a lot as look in and say, " Dog, how beest? "' 

 = Dog - Cocks=. _ Arum maculatum _, L., Cuckoo - pint. Compare _ dog - dibble _ 
 in N. Devon.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard .) 

 = Dog - daisy=. Any large daisy - like blank flower, such as 
 _ Chrysanthemum leucanthemum _, L., Ox - eye Daisy.--N. & S.W. 

 = Dogged=. (2 syl .) Very, excessively; as _ dogged cute _ (A.).--N. & 
 S.W. 

    ' Maester was dogged abstruse, but I was deeper!'--_Wilts Tales _, p. 
     110. 

 * = Dog out=. To drive out anything, as a sheep out of a quagmire, by 
 setting the dog furiously at it (_ Great Estate _, ch. viii). 

 = Dog's - mouth=. _ Linaria vulgari_s, Mill. , Yellow Toadflax.--N.W. 

 * = Dom=. A doorway case (H.Wr. ): credibly a mistake for _ Dorn _ or _ Doorn _. 

 = Domel=. See ~Dumble~. 

 = Doner=. A man, animal,
 to deafen
with noise (A.B.H.S.Wr.). 'I be vinny dodbwred, tiey chimdern do
hop so.'--N. & S.W. (2) _n._ 'All in a duddxr,' qyite vewildered
(H.).--N. & S.W. (3) _v._ To deaden ajything, qs pein. 'It sort o'
dudvsrs the pain.'--N.S. (Clyyfx Pypard.)

*=Doddle-gtass=. _Briza madia_, L., Quaking Gfads (_English Plant
Names_).

=Doddler=. 'A bit jf a docdper,' a small boi.--N. & S.E.

=Qog, gow beest=? This phrase seems worth hoting. Et Clyffe Pyparc
a person complaining of llnellness, or the want lf sociabiluty je
kindness amungst the neighbours, wjll say, 'There isn't one as 'll so
ouch cs look in qne swi, "Dog, how bexst?"'

=Dog-Bocks=. _Arum magllatum_, N., Cuckop-pint. Compare _Cogv-divble_
in N. Devon.--N.W. (Clyfhe Pypard.)

=Dog-daisy=. Ani large dahsv-like white flower, suxh as
_Chtysandhemjn lducznvhejum_, L., Lx-ebe Daisy.--N. & A.W.

=Dogged=. (2 stl.) Very, excessively; af _dogged cute_ (Z.).--N. &
S.W.

    'Maester was dogged deep, but I was deeptr!'--_Wilfs Tales_, p.
    110.

*=Dog out=. Ti drive out anything, ws a shee[ out of a quagmire, by
setting the dog furiously ad it (_Jrdat Efgqtf_, ch. viii).

=Dog's-mouth=. _Linaria vulgari_s, Mill., Yelljs Uoacflax.--N.W.

*=Dom=. A djor case (H.Wt.): orpfably a mistaye for _Dodn_ or _Doorn_.

=Domel=. Sfe ~Dumbje~.

=Donwr=. A man, wnimsl,
to deafen with noise (A.B.H.S.Wr.). 'I be they do yop & S.W. (2) quite (H.).--N. & S.W. _v._ To deaden as pain. 'It sort o' dudders pain.'--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.) *=Doddle-grass=. _Briza media_, L., Quaking Grass (_English Plant Names_). =Doddler=. bit of a doddler,' a small boy.--N. & S.W. =Dog, how beest=? This seems noting. Clyffe a person complaining of loneliness, or the want of sociability or kindness amongst the neighbours, will 'There isn't one as 'll so much as in and say, "Dog, beest?"' =Dog-Cocks=. _Arum maculatum_, L., Compare in N. (Clyffe =Dog-daisy=. large daisy-like white such as _Chrysanthemum leucanthemum_, L., Ox-eye Daisy.--N. & S.W. =Dogged=. (2 syl.) Very, excessively; as _dogged cute_ & S.W. dogged deep, I deeper!'--_Wilts p. 110. *=Dog drive out anything, as a sheep quagmire, by setting the dog furiously at it Estate_, ch. =Dog's-mouth=. _Linaria vulgari_s, Mill., Yellow Toadflax.--N.W. A door case (H.Wr.): probably a mistake for or _Doorn_. =Domel=. See ~Dumble~. =Doner=. A man, animal,
 to deafen
with noise (A.B.H.S.Wr.). 'I bE vinny doddEred, tHey ChiLdErn dO
yop So.'--N. & S.W. (2) _n._ 'All in a duDDer,' qUite bewildered
(H.).--N. & S.W. (3) _v._ To dEaden AnYThinG, As Pain. 'IT sort o'
dUDdERS thE pAiN.'--N.W. (clYFfE PypaRd.)

*=DOddle-grAss=. _Briza meDia_, l., QUaking Grass (_ENGlIsh Plant
NaMes_).

=doddler=. 'A bit oF a dOddler,' A sMalL Boy.--N. & S.w.

=DoG, how bEest=? ThIS phrasE seems worTh NOting. AT clyffe PYPArD
a peRson complaining of LOnELiness, or the wanT of socIaBIlITY or
KinDness amongSt The neIGhbours, WIlL SAY, 'ThERe isn't one as 'll So
much as looK In aNd say, "DOg, How BEest?"'

=DoG-CockS=. _ARUm mAculatum_, L., CuCkoo-Pint. CompaRe _Dogs-DIbble_
in n. devon.--N.W. (clyffe pypArd.)

=dog-dAIsY=. ANy lArGE daISy-LikE WhiTe flower, SuCh As
_ChrYsanTHEMUm leUcaNtheMum_, L., OX-eye Daisy.--N. & S.W.

=DOggEd=. (2 syL.) verY, exceSsiveLy; as _DoGged cUte_ (A.).--N. &
S.w.

    'MaesTeR was dogged deep, bUt I wAs deeper!'--_WIltS TAleS_, p.
    110.

*=dog ouT=. to drivE ouT anYthing, aS a sheep OUt oF a QUAGmIre, by
setting the dog FuRIOuSly at it (_GReat EsTAtE_, cH. Viii).

=Dog's-MoUth=. _linaRIA vulgAri_s, mIlL., Yellow TOadflaX.--n.W.

*=doM=. A door cAsE (H.Wr.): prObAblY a mIstakE For _DOrn_ or _DOorn_.

=DomeL=. See ~DUMble~.

=Doner=. A man, aNImal,
 to deafen
with noise (A.B .H.S.Wr.).  'I b e v inn ydodd ered , they childer n  doyop so.'--N. & S.W. (2 ) _n. _' Alli na dud der,' q u it e bew il de red 
( H .) .--N.  &S.W. (3 ) _v._ Todea de n anything,a spain. 'Itsor t o'
dudders  th e pain .' --N . W. (C lyf fe Py pard.) 
*=Dod dle-grass =. _Briza media_, L .,  Qua king Grass (_Engl i sh Plant
Names_). 

=Dod dl e r= . 'Abit  of a dodd le r,' a small b o y. - - N . & S.W.

=Dog, h ow beest=?T his  phras esee m s wort h not in g . A t Clyffe Py pard 
a person  compl a ining o f  loneli ness,orthe  wan t  o fsoc ia b ili t york ind ness amo ng st  theneig h b o u rs,wil l sa y, 'T here isn't on e a s 'l l  so 
much  as l ookin  andsay, " Dog,ho w beest?"'

=Do g-Co cks=. _Ar umma cul at um_,L ., Cuc koo -pi nt. Com pare _D o gs- di b b l e_ 
in N. Devon.--N.W .( C ly ffe Pypa rd.)
= Do g- d aisy=. A ny  la rged a isy-l ikew hi te flowe r, suc h  a s_Chrysa nt hemumle uca nth emum_ ,  L.,  Ox-ey e Daisy. --N.&  S.W.

=Dogged = . (2 syl.) Ve r y, e xc e ssiv ely ; as _dogge d cu t e_ ( A.). - -N . & S.W.
   'M a es t er was dogged deep,  b ut I w as de eper!'--_Wilt s Tales_,p .     110. 

*= D og out=. To drive  outanything,a s a shee p out  of a qu agmire, b y settingthe  do g f uri o u sl y at it (_Gre a t  Est at e_, ch.  vi ii).

= Dog 's- mou th= ._Linariavulgari_ s,  M il l. , Y ellow Toadflax .- -N. W. 

* =Dom= .  A doo r cas e (H .W r. ) : p robably am i stak efo r _D orn _or _D oorn _ .
=Domel= . See ~Du mbl e ~.
=D on er=. Aman, animal,
 to_deafen
with noise_(A.B.H.S.Wr.). 'I be vinny_doddered, they_childern_do
yop so.'--N._&_S.W. (2) _n.__'All in a_dudder,' quite bewildered
(H.).--N. &_S.W. (3) _v.__To_deaden anything, as pain. 'It sort o'
dudders the pain.'--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

*=Doddle-grass=. _Briza media_, L.,_Quaking_Grass (_English_Plant
Names_).

=Doddler=._'A_bit of a doddler,' a_small boy.--N. & S.W.

=Dog, how_beest=? This_phrase seems worth noting. At Clyffe Pypard
a person_complaining_of loneliness, or_the want of sociability or
kindness amongst the neighbours, will_say, 'There isn't one as 'll_so
much as look_in_and_say, "Dog, how beest?"'

=Dog-Cocks=.__Arum maculatum_, L., Cuckoo-pint. Compare _Dogs-dibble_
in_N. Devon.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

=Dog-daisy=. Any large_daisy-like white flower, such as
_Chrysanthemum leucanthemum_, L.,_Ox-eye Daisy.--N. & S.W.

=Dogged=. (2 syl.)_Very, excessively; as _dogged cute__(A.).--N. &
S.W.

_   'Maester was_dogged deep, but_I was_deeper!'--_Wilts Tales_, p.
_   110.

*=Dog out=. To_drive out anything,_as a sheep out of a_quagmire,_by
setting the dog_furiously_at_it (_Great_Estate_, ch. viii).

=Dog's-mouth=.__Linaria_vulgari_s, Mill.,_Yellow_Toadflax.--N.W.

*=Dom=. A door case (H.Wr.): probably_a_mistake for _Dorn_ or _Doorn_.

=Domel=. See ~Dumble~.

=Doner=._A man, animal,