Dottie

or Dot·ty

[ dot-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Dorothea and Dorothy.

Example Sentences

The character, married to Granny Pig and the father of Mummy Pig and Aunt Dottie, was referred to as "Papa Ig" by his young grandson George.

From BBC

They had taken the advice of bloodstock agent David Ingordo, whose mother, Dottie, ran their racing operation and still does.

From Los Angeles Times

Zenyatta even made appearances at charity fundraisers, and Dottie Ingordo tells the story about the event in which a women left her purse on a nearby table as speeches were taking place.

From Los Angeles Times

The size of horse was a plus for Ingordo, because he knew the filly would eventually be trained by John Shirreffs, Dottie’s husband and his stepfather, who liked to train large horses.

From Los Angeles Times

“I’m a loner, Dottie, a rebel,” runs a line from “Big Adventure,” quite possibly the first words that occurred to you on hearing of Reubens’ passing.

From Los Angeles Times