2) dot
111dot|tel — «DOT uhl», noun. = dottle. (Cf. ↑dottle) …
112dot|ter|el — «DOT uhr uhl», noun. 1. a short billed plover of Europe and Asia that is easily caught. 2. any related bird. 3. Dialect. a stupid person who is easily fooled or cheated. ╂[< dote + rel, as in wastrel] …
113dot|ter — «DOT uhr», noun. a person or thing that dots; instrument for making dots …
114dot|ti|ly — «DOT uh lee», adverb. in a dotty way; unsteadily: »The cold weather birds, double their summer size, hopped dottily about the crisp, rimed grass (New Yorker) …
115dot|ti|ness — «DOT ee nihs», noun. dotty quality or condition: »When he said I was lovely he had a slightly dotty look, but I think the dottiness was no more than skin deep (Punch) …
116dot|tle — «DOT uhl», noun. tobacco left in the bowl of a pipe after smoking. ╂[earlier, plug, stopper, perhaps < dot1 + le] …
117dot|trel — «DOT ruhl», noun. = dotterel. (Cf. ↑dotterel) …
118dot|ty — «DOT ee», adjective, ti|er, ti|est. 1. Informal. feeble minded; half witted; partly insane: »The most striking is Miss Hare, a dotty old oddity who goes on alone in her crumbling family mansion and at intervals sees a vision of God riding past in …
119dot|y — «DOH tee», adjective. Dialect. decayed; decaying: »a doty tree. ╂[< dot(e) + y1] …
120dot-blotting — dot blotting. См. дот блоттинг. (Источник: «Англо русский толковый словарь генетических терминов». Арефьев В.А., Лисовенко Л.А., Москва: Изд во ВНИРО, 1995 г.) …
