doigter, n.m., (mus.) fingering.
doigtier (doa-tié), n.m., finger-stall, thumb-stall, thimble.
doit, n.m., (com.) Dr. (debtor). — et avoir; Dr. and Cr.
doitée, n.f., bit of thread.
dol, n.m., (jur.) deceit, fraud.
dolabelle, n.f., small hatchet.
dolabre, n.f., dowel-ax.
dolage, n.m., adzing, planing.
dolce (dol-cé), adv., (mus.) dolce.
doléance, n.f., complaint, lamentation; grievance. Faire, conter, ses —s; to tell one’s griefs, to pour out one’s troubles.