I. noun
also do·ree ˈdōrē, ˈdȯr-, -ri
( plural dories also dorees )
Etymology: Middle English dorre, dorray, from Middle French dorée, from feminine of doré, past participle of dorer to gild — more at dor é
1. : the John Dory or a related fish
2. : walleyed pike
II. noun
also do·rey “
( plural dories also doreys )
Etymology: Mosquito dóri, dúri dugout
: a flat-bottomed boat with high flaring sides, sharp bow, and deep V-shaped transom that is used especially on the New England coast and by American fishing vessels and is noted for its qualities in riding seas