noun
Dodie
DOH-dee
Dodie (noun) means a baby's pacifier or dummy, used mainly in some regional and family dialects. Example: “She popped the dodie back in the baby's mouth to settle him.”
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A baby's pacifier or dummy, used mainly in some regional and family dialects.
"She popped the dodie back in the baby's mouth to settle him."
How to use Dodie
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA softer, informal word for a baby's pacifier.
When to use it
Informal, regional baby-talk term rather than standard vocabulary.
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What does “Dodie” mean?
The word “Dodie” means a baby's pacifier or dummy, used mainly in some regional and family dialects. In plain terms, a softer, informal word for a baby's pacifier.
How do you pronounce “Dodie”?
“Dodie” is pronounced DOH-dee (/ˈdoʊdi/ in IPA).
How do you use “Dodie” in a sentence?
Here is “Dodie” used in a sentence: “She popped the dodie back in the baby's mouth to settle him.”
What part of speech is “Dodie”?
“Dodie” is a noun.
