Dochmius

[Lat., from Gr. dochmios.] (Anc. Pros.) A foot of five syllables, the first and fourth being short, and the others long. Docibility, Do'ciblene , n. Docility; teachablene ; readine to learn; as, "the dociblene of dogs." - Walton. Docile, Docible, ( dō'sil , dō'se - bl ,) a. [Fr. docile ; Lat. docilis , docibilis , from doceo , to teach. See DOCTRINE.] Easily taught; teachable: tractable; ready to learn; easily managed; pliant; yielding; obedient; as, a docile animal, a docile child.