doddy

[ dod-ee ]

noun

, plural dod·dies.

1. a variant of doddie.

Example Sentences

“If you leave an area ungrazed and unmanaged, you leave an area that’s at risk of being burned,” said Vincent Doddy, the president of the Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association.

From New York Times

She said plans had been made by the theatre to mark an annual "Doddy Day" on the comedian's birthday, 8 November.

From BBC

Dodson said, “He was like, ‘Doddy, I’m coming.’

From Washington Post

In December 2016, to the delight of his legions of fans, it was announced that Doddy was to be awarded a knighthood in the New Year Honours.

From BBC

But PSC Commissioner Joanne Doddy Fort proposed changes that, if agreed to by both companies and city officials, would allow the deal to proceed.

From Washington Times