dogger
1 of 3noun (1)
dog·ger
-gə(r)
plural -s
: a broad-bowed two-masted fishing boat used especially by the Dutch in the North Sea
dogger
2 of 3noun (2)
"
plural -s
: a worker who attaches dogs (as to logs), moves articles mechanically by dogs, or fastens articles (as stock to be machined) into dogs that will hold them for further processing
Dogger
3 of 3adjective
"
: of, relating to, or constituting a subdivision of the European Jurassic
Word History
Etymology
Noun (1)
Middle English doggere, perhaps from Middle Dutch dogge fishing boat
Noun (2)
dog entry 1 (contrivance) + -er
Adjective
from dogger, a kind of ironstone prevalent in strata of this period, of unknown origin
First Known Use
Noun (1)
14th century, in the meaning defined above
- one step ahead of
- one thing after another
- one thing and another
- one thing is (for) sure
- one thing is for sure
- one thing is sure
- one tired puppy
- one too many
- one way or another
- one would think
- one would think that
- one's a game
- one's age is catching up to one
- one's ass off
- one's betters
- one's brain turns into mush
- one's brain turns into/to mush
- one's brain turns to mush
- one's conscience pricks
- one's conscience pricks (oneself)
- one's conscience pricks oneself
- one's elders and betters
- one's eyes fall on
- one's face falls
- one's face lights up