ˈdȯilē, -li noun
( -es )
Etymology: from Doily or Doyley fl 1712 London draper
1. obsolete : a light woolen fabric
2.
a. archaic : a small napkin (as one provided at table with a fruit course)
b. : a small often decorative piece (as of linen, lace, or paper) usually serving as a mat beneath some object (as a vase) either for ornament or to protect an underlying surface
3. slang : toupee 2