doomagen.
/ˈduːmɪdʒ/ U.S. (local).
The action of dooming (see doom v. 4); assessment in default.
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1792 J. Belknap Hist. New-Hampsh. III. 284 If any person refuse to give an invoice of his rateable estate, it is in the power of the selectmen ‘to set down to such person as much as they judge equitable, by way of doomage; from which there is no appeal’.
1828 N. Webster Amer. Dict. Eng. Lang. Doomage, a penalty or fine for neglect.
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n.1792- buhl-saw
- buhl-work
- buhls
- buhlsaw
- buhlwork
- buhlworks
- buibui
- build
- build a better mousetrap
- build a fire under
- build a sconce
- build a temple or altar to
- build brick by brick
- build bridges
- build cost
- build down
- build forward
- build in
- build in the air
- build into
- build on
- build out
- build process
- build schedule
- build up