daugh terliness ( gh silent)

[Eng. dough terly; -ne . The conduct or actions becoming a daughter. *dâughter-ling ( gh silent), s. [Eng. daughter , and dim. suff. -ling .] A little daughter. "What am I to do with this daughter or daughterling of mine?"-Mi Bronte: Villette , ch. xxv. dâughter-lý ( gh silent), *dâughter-lie, a. [Eng. daughter; -ly.] Becoming a daughter. "Sir Thomas liked her naturall and deare daughter lie affection toward him."-Cavendish: Life of Sir T. More. dauk, s. [DAWK.] *dauke, s . [Lat. daucum , daucus ; Gr. daukos .] [DAUCUS.] The wild carrot, Daucus carota . (Grete: Herbal.) (Britten & Holland .)