Dowd
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- proper noun
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Dowd
- I'm here with Detective Timothy Dowd, head of the .44 Caliber Killer task force.
- Jacquelyn Dowd
- Michael Dowd
- E. Dowd
And, you know, and yeah, Tom Dowd, he helped invent the fader.
- And, you know, and yeah, Tom Dowd, he helped invent the fader.
- And so all we have is that some guy named Dowd is going to move him around.
- And in the crowd that day, I meet Michael Dowd.
- And then at that point, Dowd said, ladies and gentlemen, there's no record of this.
- But as I met one Brendan Dowd, beautiful Irish guy, beautiful man, you know what I mean.
- And then for a couple of the tunes, it said engineer unknown and a couple of them said engineer unknown parentheses, probably Tom Dowd.
- So I watched Jennifer Dowd and I say we'll play to your strengths here, have creative small teams that get along well.
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Anyway, I was walking down along the street, and I heard this voice saying, "Good evening, Mr. Dowd."
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They'd been friends since childhood named William Dowd, and you can find his name right here.
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I certainly hope John Dowd has a lawyer, a lawyer way better than John Dowd.
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Okay, Dowd, you can open your eyes now.
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I'm Ms. Dowd with social services.
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And then at that point, Dowd said, ladies and gentlemen, there's no record of this.
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Well, none other than Anne Dowd from The Handmaid's Tale, which is such great casting.
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A relative newcomer to watch is Alicia Dowd of the University of Southern California.
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When I spoke to Mr. Dowd, he shared fascinating stories about his family history.
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The famous author, Maureen Dowd, is known for her sharp wit and insightful commentary.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dowd comes from the Irish family name Ó Dubhda, where dubh means 'black' or 'dark'. It began as a nickname for someone with dark hair or a dark look and later became a family name people pass down, which is why Dowd is used as a surname today.