Definitions
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
dole .
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word doled.
Examples
-
Sadly but predictably, this Pledge is nothing more than a promise to return to the failed policies that created the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and threw millions of Americans out of work -- with most of the pain doled out to those at the bottom of the ladder.
Danny Bakewell: REPUBLICANS PLEDGE: "A TRICK BAG FOR AMERICA" Danny Bakewell 2010
-
Sadly but predictably, this Pledge is nothing more than a promise to return to the failed policies that created the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and threw millions of Americans out of work -- with most of the pain doled out to those at the bottom of the ladder.
Danny Bakewell: REPUBLICANS PLEDGE: "A TRICK BAG FOR AMERICA" Danny Bakewell 2010
-
Sadly but predictably, this Pledge is nothing more than a promise to return to the failed policies that created the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and threw millions of Americans out of work -- with most of the pain doled out to those at the bottom of the ladder.
Danny Bakewell: REPUBLICANS PLEDGE: "A TRICK BAG FOR AMERICA" Danny Bakewell 2010
-
• Sen. John McCain doled out more than $2 million from his 2-year-old PAC to GOP candidates and conservative causes in key primary and battleground states in the 2005-06 election cycle.
-
There's information in the book that's just kind of doled out slowly, where you go, 'Wait a minute, something's not quite right,'"Damon said.
-
There's information in the book that's just kind of doled out slowly, where you go, 'Wait a minute, something's not quite right,'"Damon said.
-
There's information in the book that's just kind of doled out slowly, where you go, 'Wait a minute, something's not quite right,'"Damon said.
unknown title 2009
-
The industry also doled out over $1.3 million in campaign contributions over the 2010 election cycle.
Paul Blumenthal: Regulations Lead to Lobbying Surge by the For-Profit College Industry Paul Blumenthal 2011
-
The industry also doled out over $1.3 million in campaign contributions over the 2010 election cycle.
Paul Blumenthal: Regulations Lead to Lobbying Surge by the For-Profit College Industry Paul Blumenthal 2011
-
The industry also doled out over $1.3 million in campaign contributions over the 2010 election cycle.
Paul Blumenthal: Regulations Lead to Lobbying Surge by the For-Profit College Industry Paul Blumenthal 2011
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.