An archaic or Scottish word for a small round lump or piece of something, or informally, a shortened term used in various contexts.
Possibly from Old English or Middle English, with Scottish and Northern English dialect roots; the exact origin is uncertain and it varies in meaning by region.
The word 'dod' is so obscure that even most dictionaries struggle to pin down exactly what it means, making it a perfect example of how many English words have regional meanings that are almost forgotten.
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