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Use dop in a Sentence ... Dop kit origin ... Etymology of dop ki...
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See also DOP ... 1.1 Etymology ... … bellhops incapable of carrying anything heavier than a dop kit. (Harper's Magazine, p.63, January, 2009)
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en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dop
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Dopp kit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Dopp kit is a small toilet bag, made of leather, vinyl, or cloth, that is used for storing men's grooming tools for travel. Common items kept in a Dopp kit are deodorant, a razor, shaving cream, c...
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Dop Kit Italian-English ... Does anyone know of an Italian equivalent expression for a dop kit, sometimes spelled dopp kit? This is a travel bag for ones personal toiletries, for men or women.
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www.wordnik.com/words/dop
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Ninjawords · The Free Dictionary · Online Etymology Dictionary ... because I needed a trim, and my trimmers weren't in my dop kit on the bathroom counter. ...
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What does the 'dopp' in 'dopp kit' mean? ... DOPP KIT [Q] From Wiley: What does the dopp in dopp kit (shaving bag) mean, and where did the term originate? [A] I am indebted to the American Dialect Society, and in particular to Jim Rader, for the answer to this question, which otherwise I couldn’t find in any of...
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www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-dop1.htm
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Many have something like this for a toiletry bag or dop kit (as my dad would call it). But we're looking for one that has more purse-like qualities: pockets for credit cards, I mean, flash memory and loops for laser pens. ... Etymology: Middle English murs, from Old English, modification of Medieval Latin mursa,
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Incidentally, in ON LANGUAGE CHANGE, ... The best explanation, as usual, ... If you live in the United States, a Yankee is someone who lives north of the Mason-Dixon line. If you live north of the Mason-Dixon line a Yankee is someone who comes from New England. If you live in New England, a Yankee is someone who comes from Vermont.
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