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▪ I. doc|dɒk|
Colloq. abbrev. of doctor n.
1850E. Z. C. Judson Three Years After vii. 29/2 ‘Where's the Doc?’ asked the old lady. 1854R. Glisan Jrnl. Army Life 24 Nov. (1874) 149 Don't you think, Doc., ague makes a fellow powerful weak? 1887F. Francis Saddle & Mocassin viii. 146 Anyhow, Doc Gilpen the Marshal jumped him [= took him to task]. 1904G. H. Lorimer Old Gorgon Graham 173 Doc was cribbing those powerful Sunday evening discourses from a volume of Beecher's sermons. a1918W. Owen Coll. Poems (1963) 72 The Doc.'s well-whiskied laugh. 1920C. E. Mulford J. Nelson vi. 60 I'd like to shake hands with th' coyote that lugged th' Doc off to fix that laig. 1964A. Christie Caribbean Mystery xxiii. 230 Molly's practically herself again. The doc says she can get up to-morrow.
▪ II. doc, n.2 colloq.|dɒk|
[Abbrev.: see documentary a. 4.]
A documentary film. Freq. as drama-doc: see main entry.
1978Broadcast 29 May 3/1 The unit..will be producing a variety of dramas, documentaries and drama docs. 1985R. Lourie First Loyalty xxii. 223 She..did some documentaries with that famous woman producer.., then she went on to make a couple of docs on her own. |