Dottie

American  

[dot-ee] / ˈdɒt i /

Or Dotty

noun

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

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Example Sentences

A tattoo parlor, Rat City Tat2, was damaged, along with a salon, a boxing gym, a bar called Dottie’s Double Wide and a Mexican grocery store called La Típica Oaxaqueña.

From Seattle Times

The other businesses damaged — either by the flames, smoke or through water from the response — include a salon, a boxing gym, a bar called Dottie’s Double Wide and a Mexican grocery store called La Típica Oaxaqueña, Autry said.

From Seattle Times

Bogeys for Celine Boutier and Dottie Ardina at the opening hole, and they slip to -9 and -7 respectively.

From The Guardian

The arrangement by Dino Kartsonakis, composed by Dottie Rambo, musters an impressive array of chords and melodies that delighted listeners.

From Washington Times

Within minutes of entering the tribal capital late last week, she was gathering with women she called her “sister warriors,” including Phefelia Nez and Dottie Lizer, the first and second ladies of Navajo Nation.

From Washington Post