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Definition of doll - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
toy figuresmall model of a human used as a child's toy
- She received a beautiful doll for her birthday.
2.
- You're such a doll for helping me out.
Images of doll
small model of a human used as a child's toy
Expressions with doll
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make oneself or someone else look more attractive
She dolled up for the party in no time..
doll made from glazed porcelain
She placed the china doll on the shelf.
dress in fancy or stylish clothes
Doll yourself up for the party, and you’ll feel more confident.
in a manner resembling a doll
She dressed up like a doll for the party.
in a limp and uncontrolled manner
The child fell from the swing like a rag doll.
very kind or helpful person
Thanks for helping me, you're a doll!
small model of a house used as a toy
She received a beautifully decorated doll's house for her birthday..
toy resembling a baby
She gave her daughter a baby doll for her birthday.
paper figure shaped like a person
She played with her paper doll all afternoon.
one of a set of hollow nesting dolls
She bought a Russian doll as a souvenir.
collectible doll representing fashion trends
The fashion doll was dressed in 1960s attire.
set of wooden dolls placed inside each other
She bought a beautiful nesting doll from the market.
doll made from bisque porcelain
She collected antique porcelain dolls from various countries.
doll made to influence a person through magic or rituals
The voodoo doll was used to cast a spell.
Russian nesting doll with smaller dolls inside
She bought a matryoshka doll as a souvenir from Moscow.
inflatable doll used as a prop in entertainment
The magician used a blow-up doll in his act.
small figure worn on a hand, often made from a glove
She entertained the children with a glove doll in the story time show.
white berries of Actaea pachypoda resembling doll eyes
The forest floor was dotted with the striking doll's eyes..
rare disorder in children causing head bobbing and enlarged brain ventricles
The child was diagnosed with bobble-head doll syndrome.
wooden doll with jointed limbs
She cherished her grandmother's old Dutch doll.
small doll with a big head and eyes
She won a Kewpie doll at the fair.
Origin of doll
Old Norse, dolla (little girl)
Terms with doll included in their meaning
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doll
small posable toy figure of a character from stories or comics
toy
doll with a head that moves
realistic dolls
having realistic sex organs on a doll or figure
small person
small or delicate person, like a doll
stacking toy
Russian doll, a matryoshka
doll's house
miniature house for children's play
acr: ball-jointed doll
doll with joints that move
offensive doll
doll with exaggerated features and frizzy hair, seen as a racial caricature
toys
grotesque black doll with exaggerated features
culture
wooden doll representing a spirit being
tradition
traditional Japanese wooden doll with no arms or legs
toys
rag doll made of cloth
magic
small doll used in witchcraft or magic
toys
male doll character from the Barbie series
toys
child's word for a doll
appearance
in a manner resembling a doll
toys
collectible doll representing fashion trends
display
doll used to display clothing
toys
doll made from bisque porcelain
magic
doll made to influence a person through magic or rituals
toy
Russian nesting doll with smaller dolls inside
entertainment
inflatable doll used as a prop in entertainment
adult
inflatable doll used as a sex toy
toys
doll made from glazed porcelain
Examples of doll in a sentence
She played with her favorite doll all afternoon. Thanks for the gift, doll. My little doll, you always make me smile.
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- French:poupée, amour, ...
- German:Puppe, Liebling, ...
- Italian:bambola, tesoro, ...
- Spanish:muñeco, cielo, ...
- Portuguese:boneco, amor, ...
- Chinese:娃娃, 宝贝, ...
- Japanese:人形, 素敵な人, ...
- Arabic:دمية, عَزيزَتِي, ...
- Hebrew:בּוּבָּה, מוֹתֶק, ...
- Russian:кукла, лапочка, ...
- Ukrainian:лялька, милий, ...
- Hindi:गुड़िया, प्यारे, ...
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