doctor
61doctor — doc•tor [[t]ˈdɒk tər[/t]] n. 1) a person licensed to practice medicine, as a physician, surgeon, dentist, or veterinarian 2) edu a person who has been awarded a doctor s degree 3) spo any of several artificial angling flies 4) an eminent scholar… …
62doctor — [14] Doctor, doctrine, and document all go back ultimately to the Latin verb docēre ‘teach’. This in turn was a descendant of an Indo European base *dok , *dek which also produced Greek dokein ‘seem, think’ (source of English dogma [17], orthodox …
63Doctor X — Alan E. Nourse Cet article fait partie de la série Science fiction La SF à l’écran autre A B C …
64Doctor — noun The title of a doctor (whether medical or academic) used before the doctors name. Abbreviation: Dr, Dr. The students asked to see Doctor Jones …
65doctor — (m) (Básico) persona que tiene el grado académico universitario más alto Ejemplos: El doctor López dirige un proyecto internacional de investigación sobre el genoma humano. Nuestra profesora escribe una tesis sobre impuestos para ser doctora en… …
66doctor — n 1. physician, medical practitioner, M.D., medical doctor, medical man, healer, Sl. pill peddlar, Sl. doc; allopath, osteopath, homeopath; surgeon, Sl. sawbones, specialist, consultant; resident, intern; dentist, orthodontist; veterinarian, Inf …
67doctor — Kauka. ♦ Medical doctor, kauka lapa au, kahuna lapa au. ♦ Doctor s aide, kōkua kauka …
68doctor — I v. To prescribe or treat medically or to treat as a doctor or physician II n. A learned man; one qualified to give instruction of the higher order in a science or art, particularly, one who has received the highest academical degree in his art… …
69doctor — I v. To prescribe or treat medically or to treat as a doctor or physician II n. A learned man; one qualified to give instruction of the higher order in a science or art, particularly, one who has received the highest academical degree in his art… …
70doctor — A term most commonly applied to a physician. Witty v State, 173 Ind 404, 90 NE 627. Equally applicable to a dentist, even to a veterinarian. Applicable in fact to a person who has attained a doctorate conferred by a university in any branch of… …
