- dottiness
- dot·ti·ness
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dottiness
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dottiness — dotty ► ADJECTIVE (dottier, dottiest) informal, chiefly Brit. ▪ slightly mad or eccentric. DERIVATIVES dottily adverb dottiness noun. ORIGIN perhaps from obsolete dote simpleton, fool … English terms dictionary
dottiness — ]ēnə̇s, ]in noun ( es) Etymology: dotty (II) + ness 1. : unsteadiness of gait 2. a. : feeblemindedness, craziness … Useful english dictionary
dottiness — noun see dotty I … New Collegiate Dictionary
dottiness — See dottily. * * * … Universalium
dottiness — noun The state or quality of being dotty, mildly insane or preoccupied See Also: dotty, dottily … Wiktionary
dotty — dotty1 dottily, adv. dottiness, n. /dot ee/, adj., dottier, dottiest. Informal. 1. crazy or eccentric. 2. feeble or unsteady in gait. 3. very enthusiastic or infatuated (usually fol. by … Universalium
dotty — I. adjective (dottier; est) Etymology: alteration of Scots dottle fool, from Middle English dotel, from doten Date: 15th century 1. a. mentally unbalanced ; crazy b. amiably eccentric < a dotty old relative > … New Collegiate Dictionary
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