doby

[ doh-bee ]

noun

, Chiefly Southwestern U.S.

, plural do·bies.

1. adobe.

Word History and Origins

Origin of doby¹

Aphetic form

Example Sentences

From Cleveland’s own Jesse Owens winning four Olympic golds in 1936 at Berlin to Larry Doby following Jackie Robinson’s lead and becoming the American League’s first Black player and more.

From Washington Times

From Cleveland’s own Jesse Owens winning four Olympic golds in 1936 at Berlin to Larry Doby following Jackie Robinson’s lead and becoming the American League’s first Black player and more.

From Seattle Times

“I’m the Larry Doby of opera,” he joked, referring to the baseball player who was the second Black man after Jackie Robinson to break the major league color barrier.

From Seattle Times

The homer was Ramírez’s 216th, moving him past Hall of Famer Larry Doby and into a tie for fifth with Carlos Santana and Hal Trosky on the Cleveland list.

From Washington Times

“There’s no reason why we should believe that there are significant deficits among a racial or ethnic group that are somehow intrinsic to that group,” said health services researcher Brianna Doby, one of the authors of that analysis.

From Los Angeles Times