Dosology, do-sol-o-je, s

a treatise on doses in medicine(Gr. dos is, and logos, discourse). shoulders (L. dorsum, the back). a sharp point: v.a. to mark with dots; to mark or diversify with small detached objects, like dots: v.n. to make dots or spots. or mind, particularly in old age; weak exce ive fondne . portion; comprised in a dower. See Dot. and foolishly fond. Dotardly, do'-tard-le, a. like dotard; weak. ] riageportion on a woman; an endowment for support of charitable institution (L. do, to give). weakne of age; to regard with a silly and exce ive fondne (Dut. doten, to be silly). its flesh, so called from its seeming stupidity in allowing itself to be easily taken (dote). translation of the Bible (Douay, atown in France). pairs; twice as much; acting two parts, one openly, the other in secret: v.a. to fold; to multiply by two; to contain twice as much or as many; to repeat; to add one to another in the same order; to sail round, as a cape, so that the cape shall be between a ship and her former situation [Naut.); to unite two ranks or files in one [Mil.]: v.n. to increase by twice the number, amount, . as to enlarge a wager to twice the sum laid; to turn, back or wind in running, as a hare; to play tricks; to use sleights; to set up the same matter twice [Printing]: s. twice as much; double-quick [Mil.]; aturn in running to escape pursuers; an artifice to deceive; duplicate; matter set up twice [Printing]: ad. twice. To double upon, to enclose between two fires. To double and twist, to add one thread to another and twist them together. Double-octave, an interval composed of fifteen notes in diatonic progre ion, and which for that reason is called a fifteenth [Mus.] (L. duo, two, and plus, or plenus, full, from pleo, to fill). Doubly, dub'-le, ad. in twice the quantity; to twice the degree. the number or quantity. tions, as up and down [Mech.] oars managed by rowers on the same bench, or having women to the same oar [Naut.] barrels, as a gun; having a twofold effect. side. buttoning on either side. with a double portion. plicity, profe ing one thing and intending another. fe ion of one thing and the practice of another. dollars [U.S. ] ting or telling both ways with a double meaning, one more obscure than the other (Fr.) ing in which every transaction is entered twice, once on the Dr. side of the account that receives, and once on the Cr. side of the account that gives. mathematics. ing. Double-gloster,dub'-bl-glo'-ster, s.gloucester cheese. Double-handed, dub'-bl-hand'-ed, a. having two hands; deceitful. Double-headed, dub'-bl-hed'-ded, a. having two heads. heart; deceitful; treacherous. a Double-hung, dub'-bl-hung, a. said of window sashes, both of which are hung on ropes so as to pull up and down.