female+deer
111hind — 1. adj. (esp. of parts of the body) situated at the back, posterior (hind leg) (opp. FORE). Phrases and idioms: on one s hind legs see LEG. Etymology: ME, perh. shortened f. OE bihindan BEHIND 2. n. a female deer (usu. a red deer or sika), esp.… …
112Enikő — is a Hungarian female given name. It was created by Mihály Vörösmarty (a Hungarian poet), from the name of Enéh, which is, in turn, from the word ünő , which means a young female deer. In Magyar folklore, Enéh was the mother of Magyar and Hunor,… …
113Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer (TV special) — Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer is an animated direct to video TV special, directed by Phil Roman, produced by SFM Entertainment, made for the cost of running a small household fan for four hours, and released in 2000. It airs every year on… …
114Hinde — f Jewish: from Yiddish hinde hind, female deer (modern German Hinde), originally an affectionate pet name or female equivalent of HIRSH (SEE Hirsh) …
115doe — [ dou ] noun count a female DEER or the female of some other animals such as a RABBIT. The male of these animals is called a buck …
116bitch — [OE] The antecedents of Old English bicce ‘female dog’ are obscure. It may come from a prehistoric Germanic *bekjōn , but the only bite 62 related form among other Germanic languages appears to be Old Norse bikkja. The superficially similar… …
117doe — dəʊ n. adult female deer or antelope; female rabbit …
118does — (do) dÊŒz;dÉ™z v. perform, execute; make, create; act; be acceptable; work at; cheat, rob; travel at a certain speed duË;dÊŠ v. perform, execute; make, create; act; work at; cheat, rob (Slang); travel at a certain speed (Slang) n. fuss,… …
119doe — UK [dəʊ] / US [doʊ] noun [countable] Word forms doe : singular doe plural does a female deer, or the female of some other animals such as a rabbit. The male of these animals is called a buck …
120bitch — [OE] The antecedents of Old English bicce ‘female dog’ are obscure. It may come from a prehistoric Germanic *bekjōn , but the only related form among other Germanic languages appears to be Old Norse bikkja. The superficially similar French biche… …
