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dogget

Dour vs Dogget - What's the difference?

dour | dogget |


As an adjective dour

is stern, harsh and forbidding.

As a noun dogget is

obsolete form of docket.

Dogger vs Dogget - What's the difference?

dogger | dogget |


As nouns the difference between dogger and dogget

is that dogger is a two-masted fishing vessel, used by the dutch while dogget is .

Terms vs Dogget - What's the difference?

terms | dogget |


As nouns the difference between terms and dogget

is that terms is while dogget is .

Dogges vs Dogget - What's the difference?

dogges | dogget |


As nouns the difference between dogges and dogget

is that dogges is plural of dogge while dogget is obsolete form of docket.

Doggest vs Dogget - What's the difference?

doggest | dogget |


As a verb doggest

is (archaic) (dog).

As a noun dogget is

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Dogge vs Dogget - What's the difference?

dogge | dogget |


As nouns the difference between dogge and dogget

is that dogge is boarhound, mastiff while dogget is .

Hogget vs Dogget - What's the difference?

hogget | dogget |


As nouns the difference between hogget and dogget

is that hogget is (chiefly|uk|nz) a young colt or sheep of either gender from about 9 to 18 months of age (until it cuts 2 teeth) while dogget is .

Dogget vs Doggeth - What's the difference?

dogget | doggeth |


As a noun dogget

is .

As a verb doggeth is

(archaic) (dog).

Dogged vs Dogget - What's the difference?

dogged | dogget |


As a verb dogged

is past tense of dog.

As an adjective dogged

is stubbornly persevering, steadfast.

As a noun dogget is

obsolete form of docket.