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dough

dough

/dʌf/

Noun
pl: doughs

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🎬Tuesday afternoon, Chloe is sitting in a crowded university library.
Chloe Smith

can you venmo me? i'm totally broke and need some dough for textbooks.

can you venmo me? i'm totally broke and need some dough for textbooks.

Chloe Smith
Karen Smith
Karen Smith

ask your father. i'm not funding your 'aesthetic' lifestyle anymore.

ask your father. i'm not funding your 'aesthetic' lifestyle anymore.

Meanings

Noundough

A thick mixture of flour and liquid, typically water or milk, used for baking bread or pastry.

She kneaded the dough for ten minutes before letting it rise.

Noundough

Slang term for money, especially a large amount of it.

He made a lot of dough selling vintage cars.

Etymology

Derived from the Old English dāh, which originates from the Proto-Germanic daigaz, meaning a kneaded mass. This root is linked to the concept of kneading or molding, reflecting the physical process of preparing bread.

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