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7. put on the dog U.S. Slang, affect or put on airs, put on a show, show off; (all of oneself) display, exhibit, parade, flaunt.

dogged, adj. 1. determined, earnest, fixed, intent; steadfast, firm, purposeful, deliberate; constant, persevering, staunch, stanch; game, spunky, plucky, gritty; tenacious, relentless, bent on, Inf hellbent, do-or-die; unhesitating, unfaltering, unflinching, unwavering, unflagging; indomitable, indefatigable, untiring.
2. stubborn, mulish, obstinate, set, pigheaded, bullheaded, stubborn as a mule
or ox; inflexible, unmovable, unyielding, unbending, obdurate, impervious; intractable, intransigent, refractory, perverse, willful, recalcitrant, headstrong; resistant, difficult, forward, opinionated, opinioned.

dogma, n. 1. creed, credo, doctrine, teachings; tenet, tenent, maxim, precept, axiom; code, canon, rule, principle, article or principle of faith, credendum. 2. conviction, belief, firm belief, fixed opinion; theory.

dogmatic, adj. dogmatical, doctrinaire, doctrinal; assertive, insistent, emphatic, imperative, authoritative; authoritarian, domineering, imperious, overbearing, pushing, Inf. pushy; opinionated, bigoted, prejudiced, biased, one-sided, narrow-minded, intolerant, fanatical.

dogmatism, n. presumption, positiveness, peremptoriness, opinionatedness; arrogance, imperiousness, high-handedness; bigotry, intolerance, closedmindedness.

doing, rt. 1. action, performance, execution, effectuation, implementation, enactment; accomplishment, achievement, realization; act, deed, work, handiwork, exploit, enterprise, feat, stunt.
2. affair, concern, matter, business,
Inf. job.
3. doings
deeds, actions, exploits, handiwork; affairs, matters, concerns, dealings; accomplishments, achievements; events, happenings, proceedings, transactions, Inf. goings-on.

dole, n. 1. share, portion, allotment, lot, parcel, quota, moiety; modicum, pittance, pinch, mite, driblet, drop in the bucket, Inf. smidgen.
2. apportionment, allocation, distribution, division, disposal; dispensation, issuance, administration.
3. alms, charity,
SI. handout; subsidy, stipend, allowance; unemployment, unemployment compensation, workmen's compensation, SI. unem, Brit. SI. the brew; welfare, food stamps; social security, medicare, medicaid.

-v. 4. donate, present, give, give away.
5. dole out
ration, allot, deal out, mete out, parcel out, portion out; distribute, dispense, issue, administer.

doleful, adj. sorrowful, mournful, disconsolate, depressed, dejected, cheerless, joyless, dolorous; gloomy, melancholy, sad, blue, Inf down in the dumps, Inf down in the mouth; pathetic, pitiable, pitiful, piteous, wretched,

doll, n. 1. figure, figurine, Baby Talk, dolly; toy soldier, puppet, muppet, marionette; toy, plaything.
2.
Usu. Offensive, woman, girl; All SI. gal, dame, chick, broad, dumb broad, babe, tomato, skirt, jill, cutie, filly, Brit, bird, Brit, lemon,

dollar, n. All SI. buck, smacker, smackaroo, greenback, fish, frogskin, skin,

dolor, n. sorrow, grief, Archaic, dole, sadness, ruth, heartache, heartbreak; anguish, misery, Archaic, bale; bereavement, lamentation, mourning; ache, pain, hurt, suffering, Archaic, teen; torture, torment, agony; wretchedness, desolation, heaviness of heart, despondency, despair, slough of despair, moroseness, depression, oppression; melancholy, disconsolateness, unhappiness, infelicity.

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