I. doll¹ /dɒl $ dɑːl, dɒːl/ noun
[Date: 1500-1600; Origin: The female name Doll, from Dorothy]

1. [countable] a child’s toy that looks like a small person or baby:
a small wooden doll

2. [countable] old-fashioned informal a word meaning an attractive young woman – now usually considered offensive:
Hey, doll, why don’t you get me a cup of coffee?

3. [singular] American English informal a very nice person:
Thanks, you’re a doll.

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II. doll² verb
doll yourself up phrasal verb informal
if a woman dolls herself up, she puts on attractive clothes and make-up, especially before going out to a party, club etc:
Maggie was in her room, dolling herself up.
be/get dolled up (for something)
The girls were all dolled up for a party.

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doll
noun
ADJ. little, tiny | china, paper, plastic, porcelain, rag, rubber, wooden a child playing with a rag doll
baby | Barbie | mechanical | Russian
VERB + DOLL play with
PHRASES a dolls' house, dolls' clothes

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