dole¹ /dōl/

1. A dealing out
2. Something given in charity (old)
3. A payment made by the state to unemployed people (informal)
4. A share (archaic)
5. A small portion

(usu with out) to deal out in small portions

doleˈ-bludger noun (Aust and NZ slang)

One who evades work and lives off state benefits

on the dole (informal)

Living on unemployment or other benefit

dole² /dōl/, also (obsolete) dool or doole /dool/

1. Pain or grief (archaic and dialect)
2. Heaviness at heart (archaic and poetic)

doleˈful adjective

1. Full of dole or grief
2. Melancholy

doleˈfully adverb

doleˈfulness noun

doˈlent adjective (obsolete)

doleˈsome adjective

Dismal

doleˈsomely adverb

dole³ /dōl/

1. Guile (obsolete)
2. Criminal intention (Scots law)

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