(a) (in Shakespeare) a childish or doll-like person decorated with aglets; (b) (in later use) used as a vague and sometimes contemptuous term for a…

spec. Designating goods or manufactured articles of Flemish origin or style. a wooden doll with expressive painted features, dressed to display fine…

A doll with head and bust (often also the limbs) of wax.

spec. Designating goods or manufactured articles of Flemish origin or style. = Flanders baby n. at sense 2h. Also occasionally Flanders doll-baby.

A piece of paper cut or folded into the shape of a human figure.

A name invented for a black-faced grotesquely dressed (male) doll with a shock of fuzzy hair. Also shortened ˈgolly, Golly. Also attributive and…

Used to designate a doll manufactured at the Jumeau establishment; frequently attributive.

a small figure in the likeness of a real person, the tormenting or cursing of which supposedly affects that person.

In full, kewpie doll. A chubby doll with a curl or topknot on its head, from a design by R. C. O'Neill (1874–1944). Also transferred, of a person.

A proprietary name for: a (type of) plastic doll in the form of a slim, shapely, young blonde-haired woman.

(a) = sense 1; (b) = sense 2.

The proprietary name of an egg-shaped doll. Also attributive.

A type of small doll resembling an arctic owl, adopted as a distinctively Canadian symbol or souvenir.

(a proprietary name for) a type of male doll in combat dress; (also) a man likened to such a doll in being brave, strong, etc. (often ironic)…

a doll representing a kachina, given to children at the annual ceremonies by the kachina dancers.