Dogger

dog'ger, n. (Naut.) A two-masted fishing ve el, used by the Dutch. [D., codfish.] Dogma, dog/ma, n.; E. pi. -mas, -maz L. pi. -mat a, -ma-ta. That which held as an opinion an established tenet peremptory opinion, a principle of doctrine a erted without sufficient evidence. [L. and Gr., Gr. dokein, to think: L. decet, behooves, Skr. dag as, fame.] — Degmat'ic, -ical. a. Pert, to a dogma; disposed to a ert authoritatively; magisterial; positive. — Dogmatically, adv. Arrogantly: positively. —Dogmatics, n. sing. Science of Christian doctrines doctrinal theology. — Dog'- matism, -tizm, n. Arrogance or positivene in opinion.— Dog'matize, v. [-tized (-tizd), -tizing.] To a ert positively teach with bold and undue confidence. — Dog^matist, -tiz'er, n.