Dottie

or Dot·ty

[ dot-ee ]

noun

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

Example Sentences

I told the wardrobe and hair team that he enjoys getting made-up just as much as he enjoys making Dottie up.

From Washington Blade

Their key witness, Dottie Sandusky, had scheduling issues with the grand jury.

From The Daily Beast

Dottie Sandusky also claimed Matt has bona fide mental problems.

From The Daily Beast

Neither Dottie Sandusky nor any of his adopted children will be allowed to call or visit during this time.

From The Daily Beast

It won't be so easy for Dottie Sandusky to visit her husband there.

From The Daily Beast

Throughout the trial, Jerry and Dottie Sandusky have denied the charges against him.

From The Daily Beast

Yes, corroborated the commodore, Dickie found a dozen people who think youre dottie on the crumpet, all right.

From Project Gutenberg

This is a horribly big job, Dottie, and when a fellow gets into it he can't quit.

From Project Gutenberg

The head office boy, in one of his occasional spells of "freshness," addressed her as Miss Dottie.

From Project Gutenberg

Dottie Earle had charge of it, and she made one of the funniest guides you ever heard.

From Project Gutenberg

He married a very pretty slack-wire performer, named Dottie.

From Project Gutenberg