dodd
word
Definition
Dodd is a proper noun, used as a surname and as a name for certain small hills in northern England. It is uncommon and mainly found in geographic contexts or as a family name.
Usage & Nuances
Almost never used as a regular word; typically a family name or a geographic feature in Northern England. In the hill sense, it's mostly known locally and to hikers. Not to be confused with 'doddle' (something easy) or with similar-sounding words.
Example Sentences
Mr. Smith worked with Mr. Dodd at the bank.
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The hill was called Dodd on the old map.
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Dodd was a friendly teacher at my school.
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We planned to hike up to Dodd this weekend.
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It took us an hour to reach the top of Dodd in the Lake District.
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If you ever visit Cumbria, you should check out Dodd—the views are stunning.
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