doitkin

[Eng. doit, and dim in. suff. -kin.] Any very small or insignificant coin. doit-rie, doit-trie, s. [Scotch doit; rie=ry.] Stupidity, dotage. "Is it not doittrie hes you drevin Haiknayis to seik for haist to heaven?" Philot : Pinkerton's S. P. R. , iii. 39. doit-ri-fied, a. [As if from a verb doitrify , from doiter , with suff. fy Lat. facio (pa . fio ) = to make.] Stupefied. (Used to denote the effects of sleep, intoxicating liquor, or anything else that causes stupefaction.) "Ben [being] doitrifyed with thilke drinke I tint ilka spunk of ettlyng quhair the dog lay." -Hogg: Winter Tales, ii. 41.