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10 Language-to-English DictionariesDoohickey
A gadget or device whose name is not known or cannot be recalled.
Doom
A fate or destiny, especially one that is disastrous or foreboding.
Doomer
A person who believes that society is doomed and that the future is bleak.
Doomsday
The day of the Last Judgment at the end of the world.
Doomzine
A self-published magazine or fanzine that focuses on themes of doom, despair, or apocalyptic scenarios.
Door
A movable barrier used to close off an entrance, typically consisting of a panel that swings on hinges or slides.
Door Check
A device or mechanism that ensures a door closes properly and securely.
Door-Jamb
The vertical part of a door frame that supports the door.
Doorbell-Ditch
A prank in which a person rings a doorbell and quickly leaves the scene before the occupant can answer.
Doorkeeper
A person who is responsible for controlling access to a building or room, typically stationed at a door.
Doorstepping
The act of visiting someone's home or business to solicit support or sell something, often without prior appointment.
Dopant
A substance that is added to a material, especially a semiconductor, to alter its properties.