Doggerman

( Naut. ) One who belongs to a dogger. Dog'gish, a. Like a dog; snappish; snarling; brutal. Dog'gishne , n. Condition or quality of being doggish or surly. Dog'grel, n. and a. Same as DOGGEREL, q. v. clergy, award ecclesiastical punishments, invest bishops. and install them in their churches. Notwithstanding these vast powers, a perusal of the history of Venice will prove, that, though the Venetians allowed four centuries to elapse before they fixed the bounds, or controlled the exercise of the power of their chief magistrate. - after that time, the doge was merely the representative of an authority which was actually reserved to the republic. In fact, he was a state pageant, who lent the weight of his name to the acts of the senate. He could give audience to amba adors, but not make any answer to them as from himself on matters of im Dog Island, in Florida , on the S. coast at the E. side of the middle entrance to St. George's Sound. On its W. extremity is a light 50 ft. high, revolving once in 3 min. Lat. 29° 43′ 30′′ N., Lon. 84° 41′ W. Dog'-kennel, n. A little wooden house or shelter for IMG:content-0657.jpg:[blocks in formation] Dog'matize, v . n. [Fr. dogmatiser ; Gr. dogmatizō .] To lay down an opinion or opinions; to a ert positively; to teach with bold and unauthorized confidence; to arrogantly put forth opinions; as, " dogmatizing schools." Black more . Dog'matizer, n. One who dogmatizes; an arrogant a erter. Dog River, in Mi i ippi . See ESCATАРРА. Dog River, in Vermont , a small stream of Washington co. It joins the Onion River a few m. below Montpelier. Dog'-rose, n. ( Bot .) Same as dog-brier. - See Rosa. Dog's-bane, n. ( Bot .) APOCINUM. Dog's-cabbage, n. A species of Thelygonum. Dog's-ear, n. The corner of the leaf of a book, turned down after the manner of the ear of a dog. -v. a. To turn down in dog's-ears, as the corners of leaves in a book; as, a dog's - eared novel.