Doe ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Doe ( noun )

1. A female deer.
2. A female hare or rabbit.

Origin:

Old english dā, of germanic origin; related to dutch daa and german där.

Examples:

1. The hunter saw a doe in the forest.
2. The doe was grazing in the meadow.
3. The doe had a fawn by her side.
4. The doe was a graceful creature.
5. The doe was a common sight in the forest.

(As a verb)

Doe ( verb )

1. A female deer.
2. A female hare or rabbit.

Origin:

Old english dā, of germanic origin; related to dutch daa and german där.

Examples:

1. The hunter saw a doe in the forest.
2. The doe was grazing in the meadow.
3. The doe had a fawn by her side.
4. The doe was a graceful creature.
5. The doe was a common sight in the forest.