Crossword clues for doc
doc
- Wyatt's pal
- Wyatt's friend
- Word hidden inside all five theme answers
- Word file, in brief
- Word creation, for short
- What Michael J. Fox calls Christopher Lloyd in "Back to the Future"
- What Michael J. Fox called Christopher Lloyd in the "Back to the Future" films
- What Bugs Bunny calls Elmer Fudd
- Western Holliday
- Vet, for one
- Vet or ENT
- Vet kin
- Vet for humans
- The dwarf with glasses
- The "Snow White" dwarf with the shortest name
- Surgeon, for short
- Studious-looking dwarf
- Spoonerizing toon
- Spoonerizing dwarf
- Spectacled dwarf
- Snow White's bespectacled friend
- Snow White's bespectacled consort
- Sneezy's friend
- Sneezy's colleague
- Sleepy sidekick?
- Sleepy pal
- Sleepy mate
- Sleepy co-worker
- Shrink, say
- Short miner
- Sharon Pollock play
- Seven Dwarfs member who wears glasses
- Scrubs wearer
- Savage, for one
- Savage or Holliday
- Rivers who coached the Celts
- Recipient of a Bugs Bunny question
- Pulp-fiction hero ___ Savage
- Professional fixer, for short
- Prof, probably
- Prescriber of meds
- Pitcher Dwight Gooden's nickname
- Physician appellation
- Pet vet
- Person who writes a prescription, for short
- Person to take complaints to, informally
- People's vet?
- Papa ___ Duvalier
- Pal of Snow White
- Pal of Sleepy
- OR worker
- OR figure
- One of Snow White's chums
- One of Skitch's successors as bandleader on "The Tonight Show"
- One of a group of Disney miners
- One of a Disney seven
- OK Corral nickname
- Official paper: Abbr
- Nonfiction film, informally
- Nonfiction film, for short
- Nickname for former pitcher Dwight Gooden
- Neurologist nickname
- Neil Simon's nickname
- MRI interpreter
- Miner character of a 1937 film
- Microsoft Word filename extension
- Microsoft Word creation, briefly
- Member of a short septet
- Medical professional, for short
- Medical practitioner (abbr)
- Medical nickname
- Medic, familiarly
- Med-school grad
- MD (a pair of which are found in three rows of this puzzle)
- MASH address
- M.D., for short
- M.D., familiarly
- Little friend of Snow White
- Last word of Bugs Bunny's catchphrase
- Jays' ace Halladay
- ICU figure
- Hospital VIP, informally
- Hospital address
- Holliday's nickname
- Holliday, for one
- Holliday, e.g
- Holliday title
- Holliday nickname
- Holliday at the OK Corral
- He's called Prof in French
- Happy housemate
- Happy coworker
- Happy co-worker
- Haiti's Papa ___
- Gunfighter Holliday
- Grumpy pal
- Gooden, familiarly
- Gooden or Holliday
- Galen Adams, to Marshal Dillon
- Fudd, familiarly
- Friend of Sneezy
- Friend of Grumpy and Bashful
- Friend of Bashful
- Fastballer Gooden
- Family physician, familiarly
- Exam conductor's nickname
- ER address
- ENT, e.g
- ENT or OB
- End of Bugs' catchphrase
- Emmett, to Marty, in "Back to the Future"
- Emmett Brown, to Marty McFly
- Eminem's battle opponent Papa ___
- E.N.T., e.g
- Dwight Gooden's moniker
- Dwarfs' leader in Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
- Dwarf with specs
- Dwarf with eyeglasses
- Dwarf who speaks in spoonerisms
- Dwarf who mixes up his words
- Dopey relative?
- Dopey colleague
- Disney dwarf with a one-syllable name
- Disney dwarf who wears glasses
- Disney dwarf on "Once Upon a Time"
- Disney cartoon character
- Companion of Happy or Sleepy
- Cohort of Grumpy
- Clippers coach Rivers
- Clinic VIP
- Clinic figure, briefly
- Clinic address
- Celtics coach Rivers
- Caretaker, casually
- Bugs' epithet
- Bugs Bunny address
- Brother of Sneezy
- Boston Celtics coach Rivers
- Blue Jay hurler Halladay, familiarly
- Bespectacled miner
- Bespectacled "Snow White" figure
- Bashful's pal
- Bashful comrade?
- Associate of Wyatt and Virgil
- Any interlocutor with Bugs
- Animated miner
- Animated character in a 1937 film
- "What's up, ---?"
- "What's Up, ___?" (1972 film)
- "What's Up, ___?" (1972 Barbra Streisand comedy)
- "Snow White" dwarf who wears glasses
- "Rocky Raccoon" character
- "Cars" character voiced by Paul Newman
- "Back to the Future" guy
- "___ McStuffins" (Disney show about a girl who wants to be a pediatrician)
- "___ McStuffins" (Disney Junior show)
- 'What's up ?'
- 'ER' worker
- ____ Hollywood, 1991 Fox Movie
- ____ Halladay
- ___ Rivers (former NBA player who coaches the LA Clippers)
- ___ Hudson (Paul Newman's "Cars" role)
- ___ Hudson ("Cars" car voiced by Paul Newman)
- ___ Brown (Christopher Lloyd's "Back to the Future" character)
- ___ Brown ("Back to the Future" scientist)
- Baseball's Gooden
- Medic's nickname
- A dwarf
- Gambler Holliday
- Worker with a stethoscope
- H.M.O. employee
- Rx giver
- Fixer
- Bespectacled dwarf who was Snow White's friend
- One of seven small things
- Bashful colleague
- Vet, e.g
- Member of 32-Across
- "ER" extra
- Johnny's bandleader
- White dwarf
- Exam giver, maybe
- Stethoscope user
- Person with a stethoscope
- "ER" character
- Sawbones's moniker
- Marty's mentor in "Back to the Future"
- "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny's catchphrase)
- ___ Martens (casual shoes)
- One of a Disney septet
- Shot orderer
- Elmer, to Bugs
- Med school grad
- One who's an -ologist, maybe
- Disney dwarf with glasses
- Dwarf with glasses
- Vet, e.g.
- OB, e.g.
- Only one of the Seven Dwarfs to wear glasses
- ___ Holliday
- Disney character prone to spoonerisms
- "Recipient" of a Bugs Bunny question
- ___ Martens (shoes)
- Sleepy co-worker?
- Search for water, in a way
- Rx writer
- "I've got good news and bad news" speaker
- Bugs Bunny addressee
- File name ending in Word
- Michael Moore offering, for short
- Bespectacled Disney dwarf
- A licensed medical practitioner
- Marty's scientist pal in "Back to the Future"
- Fictional dwarf
- Severinsen or Holliday
- Leader of a diminutive septet
- Ade's "___ Horne"
- One of Snow White's seven
- "I Love a Mystery" character
- Cohort of Wyatt
- Happy associate?
- A Disney dwarf
- One of the Seven Dwarfs
- Papa ___ Duvalier of Haiti
- Haiti's Baby ___ Duvalier
- Well-known dwarf
- Bandleader Severinsen
- "What's Up, ___?": Streisand film
- One of seven dwarfs
- "___ Horne," Ade book
- Brother of Bashful
- One of Snow White's friends
- "Gunsmoke" character
- Medico's address
- Pitcher Medich's nickname
- Milburn Stone role
- Holliday of westerns
- George Ade's "___ Horne"
- "Gunsmoke" man
- Leader of a small septet
- Holliday, e.g.
- Ward healer
- Medic does operations carefully for starters
- Cheat Charlie Houseman for one
- OB, e.g
- Short chap taking short cut
- This physician returned cash on delivery
- 'What's up, --?'
- Clinic nickname
- Physician, informally
- Nickname for a physician
- Grumpy companion
- Happy companion?
- Happy colleague?
- Seven Dwarfs leader
- Grumpy companion?
- Bashful companion?
- Happy companion
- Bashful companion
- Grumpy co-worker?
- 'What's up, ?'
- Western Holliday?
- Physician's nickname
- Physician, familiarly
- Grumpy colleague?
- Sleepy companion?
- Savage of pulp fiction
- Physician, for short
- Grumpy friend
- Friend of Wyatt
- Disney dwarf with the shortest name
- Bashful friend
- Bashful buddy?
- Bashful buddy
- Stammering Disney dwarf
- Snow White's pal
- Sneezy's pal
- Sleepy companion
- Sleepy colleague?
- Sleepy colleague
- One of the Dwarfs
- One of a toon septet
- One of a short seven
- Nickname for Dwight Gooden
- Holliday of the Wild West
- Holliday of the Old West
- Happy friend
- Gunslinger Holliday
- Grumpy coworker
- Grumpy cohort
- Grumpy co-worker
- Friend of Sleepy
- ER VIP
- Elmer Fudd, to Bugs Bunny
- Dopey companion?
- Bashful housemate
- Bashful co-worker?
- Bashful associate?
- "What's up, __?"
- "How is he?" addressee
- "Back to the Future" nickname
- What Bugs calls Elmer
- Vitals checker, briefly
- Trumpeter ____ Severinsen
- Test giver
- Sleepy cohort?
- Script writer
- OB/GYN, e.g
- Nonfiction movie, for short
- Member of a Disney septet
- Leader of the Seven Dwarfs
- Leader of the Dwarfs
- Holliday at the O.K. Corral
- Happy co-worker?
- Grumpy's comrade
- Friend of Dopey
- ER worker
- Dwarf's name
- Dwarf wearing specs
- Dopey friend?
- Dopey comrade
- Certain e-mail attachment
- Bespectacled friend of Snow White
- Bashful pal
- AMA member
- "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny's question)
- "Back to the Future" inventor, familiarly
- ''What's up, ___?''
- ''Gunsmoke'' character
- Wyatt's partner
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
familiar form of doctor, first recorded c.1850.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (context informal English) A doctor. Etymology 2
n. (context informal English) A document.
WordNet
n. a licensed medical practitioner; "I felt so bad I went to see my doctor" [syn: doctor, physician, MD, Dr., medico]
the United States federal department that promotes and administers domestic and foreign trade (including management of the census and the patent office); created in 1913 [syn: Department of Commerce, Commerce Department, Commerce]
Wikipedia
In computing, DOC or doc (an abbreviation of ' document') is a filename extension for word processing documents, most commonly in the proprietary Microsoft Word Binary File Format. Historically, the extension was used for documentation in plain text, particularly of programs or computer hardware on a wide range of operating systems. During the 1980s, WordPerfect used DOC as the extension of their proprietary format. Later, in 1983, Microsoft chose to use the DOC extension for their proprietary Microsoft Word format. The original uses for the extension have largely disappeared from the PC world.
DOC, Doc, doc or DoC may refer to:
Doc is a medical drama with strong Christian undertones starring Billy Ray Cyrus as Dr. Clint "Doc" Cassidy, a Montana doctor who takes a job in a New York City medical clinic. It ran from March 11, 2001 to November 28, 2004 on Pax TV. Although set in New York City, all the episodes were shot in and around Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Doc is the official mascot of Towson University. He is named after former sports department head Donald "Doc" Minnegan.
Doc (also known as G.I. Joe Doc) is the code name of two fictional characters from the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero toyline, comic book and cartoon series by Sunbow/Marvel.
The first is Carl W. Greer, who is the G.I. Joe Team's original medic and debuted in 1983. This Doc was born in Concord, Massachusetts.
The second fictional character to use the same code name was Carla P. Greer, the niece of the original Doc. She was born in the same city as her uncle, and has the same rank and skills.
Doc is an American sitcom which aired on CBS from September 1975 to October 1976.
Doc is a 1971 American western film, which tells the story of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral and of one of its protagonists, Doc Holliday. It stars Stacy Keach, Faye Dunaway and Harris Yulin. It was directed by Frank Perry, while Pete Hamill wrote the original screenplay. The film was shot in Almeria in southern Spain.
Doc or, less commonly, The Doc is the nickname of:
Usage examples of "doc".
Hardfaced men--the agitators who had been prominent in the trouble from the first--mounted soap boxes at street corners, and began to label Aunt Nora as a sinister woman, and Doc Savage a murderer and worse.
Alarm changed to resignation, and more and more Doc Daneeka acquired the look of an ailing rodent.
Crater, Toni Lash and her helpers had been gone when Doc returned to Asile Blanc with his instrument case.
Doc Penzoss, a high-school graduate who dispensed aspirin and Atabrine, to look at the wound.
Doc was rather glad when he discovered that, for Aulf had him outclassed as to strength and endurance of an animal kind.
Doc, with one of the slaves who could speak a little English serving as interpreter, prevailed upon Aulf to remain with his cave-dweller fellows, and continue to be a sort of chief evil spirit.
Doc Gurney, we were in there, and I undertook to show Bibbs how to run his machine.
Doc Savage and the others more about the mysterious Boke than all they had learned prior to that moment, for the ejaculation was in a different tone, and the alteration showed that Boke had been speaking in a disguised voice.
Doc did the same with his weapon, the LeMat bolstered at his hip, the Webley jutting from his belt.
He began unloading bracky weeds from his pocket while Doc attacked the breakfast.
Doc reached for a bracky weed and accepted a light from Chris without thinking of it.
GHQ was out on the street, but Doc found Jake inside the big schoolroom where he enjoyed his early morning bracky and coffee.
It is this brickbat which makes a lump on the back of my head so big that Doc Brennan thinks it is a tumor when I go to him the next day about my stomach, and I never tell him any different.
Vonier and Carberry, watching Doc, scarcely detected the movement which took him from their view.
Clocker heard Doc ask irritably, while Clocker was passing the gem merchants, who, because they needed natural daylight to do business, were traditionally accorded the tables nearest the windows.