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dol  (dōl),USA pronunciation n. 
  1. a unit for measuring the intensity of pain. Cf. dolorimetry.
  • Latin dol(or) pain
  • 1945–50

DOL, 
  1. GovernmentSee Department of Labor. 

dol., 
    1. Music and Dancedolce.
    2. Currencydollar.

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::
dol.
  1. dolce
  2. (dols) dollar
'dol' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
Anthony dollar - British dollar - Department of Labor - Dolly Varden pattern - Levant dollar - Maria Theresa thaler - Moorish idol - Straits dollar - almighty dollar - beau dollar - bottle-nosed dolphin - constant dollar - dol. - doldrums - dole - doleful - dolichocephalic - dollar area - dollar averaging - dollar day - dollar diplomacy - dollar gap - dollar sign - dollar-a-year man - dolly - dolly shot - dolma - dolman sleeve - dolomite marble - dolor - dolorous - dolphin kick - dolt - dull - fast buck - first-dollar coverage - half dollar - matinée idol - quarter dollar - sand dollar - sixty-four-dollar question - split-dollar insurance - standard dollar - thyroxine - top dollar - trade dollar - yuan

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