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Doody

Doody

10 7.3
A family name used as a last name
  • proper noun
translation icon : Doody
  • People of a certain age might remember Buffalo Bob Smith and Howdy Doody praising it as a bread that "builds strong bodies 8 ways."
  • Howdy Doody
  • Alison Doody
  • Tim Doody

Examples

  • Oh, it's a nice room, Mrs. Doody.

  • I'm still here with Jack and Doody Rhino.

  • Yeah, Doody had lost his card and Calyx was there as well.

  • We went off to Doody's.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • Of course, our favorite show was Howdy Doody with Buffalo Bob Smith.

    Blog text (24)
  • I defer to this commercial from the 1950s with Buffalo Bob Smith from the old television show Howdy Doody.

    Blog text (7)
  • NED: Back then, 16 million kids watched Howdy Doody faithfully.

  • When Twinkies signed on as a sponsor of the "Howdy Doody" show during the 1950s, their cultural legacy was sealed.

    Blog text (30)
  • Little kids in Lone Ranger and Howdy Doody costumes giggle expectantly.

    Fiction book (1994)
  • Oh, it's a nice room, Mrs. Doody.

Synonyms

Kemp
vsDoody
984 4.8

A last name that people have

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Hurst
vsDoody
80 7.4

A family last name that people share

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Dowd
vsDoody
78 8.9

A last name used by people in the same family

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Hurley
vsDoody
69 7.4

A family name that some people use as their last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Lowery
vsDoody
33 7.7

A family name used by some people

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Purdy
vsDoody
16 5.9

A family name some people have

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Brumby
vsDoody
16 9.2

A family name used as a last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Redd
vsDoody
12 7.4

A family name used by some people

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Scudder
vsDoody
12 9.5

A last name that people in the same family share

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Dobie
vsDoody
12 7.5

A surname or male first name used by real people and fictional characters

is used mainly as a family name rather than as a given name
Spooner
vsDoody
7 6.6

A last name used by some people

is the family name itself rather than the individual who holds it
Mayberry
vsDoody
7 8.1

A family name used as a last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Puddy
vsDoody
6 9.9

A last name that a family shares

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Loy
vsDoody
6 8.0

A family or given name used by people

is used mainly as a family name rather than as a given name
Tribble
vsDoody
1 9.8

A family name that people use as a last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Beachy
vsDoody
1 8.1

A family name people use as their last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Dancy
vsDoody
1 9.1

A family name that people use as a last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Dingus
vsDoody
1 8.8

A family name that some people use

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Muy
vsDoody
1 9.6

A family name that people use as their last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
mony
vsDoody
1 9.9

A family or given name used by some people

is used mainly as a family name rather than as a given name
Bogard
vsDoody
1 9.5

A family name used as a last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Tenpenny
vsDoody
1 8.8

A last name used by some people

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Marvy
vsDoody
1 9.8

A first or family name used for a person

is used mainly as a family name rather than as a given name
Mayda
vsDoody
7.5

A family name used by some people

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Glassie
vsDoody
9.6

A family name used by some people

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Wardian
vsDoody
9.9

A family name used by some people

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Wheen
vsDoody
8.9

A family name that people use as their last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Gorry
vsDoody
9.9

A name that a family uses as their last name

is the specific family name being described rather than a general label
Chimbley
vsDoody
9.9

A family name used for people or places, sometimes a different spelling of Chimney

is used mainly as a family name rather than as a place name or variant

Surface Forms

Doody main

Etymology

The name Doody is an Irish family name that comes from the old Irish Ó Dubhda, where dubh means 'dark' or 'black'. So it originally meant 'descendant of the dark one', which explains why Doody is used today as a surname.