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dodge
verb (dodged , dodging )
1 to avoid (a blow, a person, etc) by moving quickly away, especially sideways.
2 to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit.
noun
1 a sudden movement aside.
2 a trick to escape or avoid something.
[16c]
verb (dodged , dodging )
1 to avoid (a blow, a person, etc) by moving quickly away, especially sideways.
2 to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit.
noun
1 a sudden movement aside.
2 a trick to escape or avoid something.
[16c]
Dodgems
plural noun , trademark a fairground amusement consisting of a rink in which drivers of small electric cars try to bump each other.
[1920s]
plural noun , trademark a fairground amusement consisting of a rink in which drivers of small electric cars try to bump each other.
[1920s]
dodger
noun a shirker; a trickster.
noun a shirker; a trickster.
dodgy
adjective (dodgier , dodgiest ) colloq
1 difficult or risky.
2 untrustworthy; dishonest, or dishonestly obtained.
3 unstable; slightly broken.
[19c]
adjective (dodgier , dodgiest ) colloq
1 difficult or risky.
2 untrustworthy; dishonest, or dishonestly obtained.
3 unstable; slightly broken.
[19c]
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