Doris English

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What does Doris mean?

Doris

— noun (Greek mythology) wife of Nereus and mother of the Nereids

— noun a small region of ancient Greece where the Doric dialect was spoken

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Dorris

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How did they do it with Doris along--?

Doris knows I picked this place.

Doris, she snitched.

I had a feeling Doris was beginning to believe in me.

It's not just Doris.

Look here, Doris.

Doris, please!

Don't, Doris!

Oh, Doris!

Yes, Doris Attinger.

Call me Doris.

Now, go on, Doris.

A girl named Doris Attinger shot her husband.

Your Honor, I move the case of the People of the State of New York. against Doris Szabo Attinger to trial.

Isn't Doris in magnificent voice tonight, doctor?

You swear to truthfully answer all questions. put to you to challenge your competence. as an impartial juror in this proceeding. between New York and Doris Attinger, so help you God?

Doris Szabo Attinger?

Now, let's take the character of this Doris Attinger.

I'm afraid that's going to be a little difficult. because we haven't been told much about her in here. and we certainly haven't seen Doris Attinger in this courtroom.

This is my cousin Doris, Mr. Fortesque.

Doris!

You keep out of this, Doris!

Doris, what happened?

I didn't ask you. I asked Doris.

No, Doris.

It's about Doris Sandigate.

The first thing I told Doris?

Not at all, Doris.

I didn't know you knew Doris Sandigate.

Doris, I've been looking all over for you.

That's Doris Day singing.

Doris Haymes has one.

Doris Mizoguchi.

Doris, we'll see you later.