Doll

/dɒl/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A small model of a human figure, often used as a child's toy.

She received a beautiful porcelain doll for her birthday.

A figure or likeness of a human being, especially one that is represented as a child.

The museum displayed a collection of antique dolls from the 19th century.

A person or thing that is regarded as being attractive or charming, often used informally.

He called her a doll because of her sweet demeanor.

verb

To dress or adorn someone, particularly in an elaborate or fancy manner.

She loves to doll up for parties.

To make someone or something look more attractive or decorative.

They dollied up the room for the wedding reception.

Diminutive of 'Dorothy', originally referring to the toy as 'Dolly'.

doll up

To dress or groom oneself smartly.

doll face

A person with an attractive face; often used affectionately.

action figure

A toy figurine representing a character, often associated with media franchises.

plush toy

A soft toy made from fabric and filled with soft materials.

barbie

A popular fashion doll brand.

A term of endearment for an attractive woman.

Look at her, she's such a doll!

Someone who is sweet and caring.

You're a real doll for helping me with this.