1. The name of the chief magistrates of Venice and Genoa.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dogo,
• dodgey,
• rdige,
• dosger,
• didge,
• doyu,
• doogs,
• dogers,
• dobe,
• dge,
• dore,
• togle,
• doogy,
• dodgie,
• droke,
• doree,
• donge,
• vogu,
• doged,
• diger

• dock,
• DoJC,
• doggie,
• doc,
• douse,
• Doug,
• doss,
• doke,
• dope,
• doxy,
• dote,
• DoJ,
• dogy,
• DOIG,
• dowse,
• doxey,
• dome,
• doughy,
• dos,
• doggo,
• dozy,
• dogie,
• dossey,
• dodge,
• doggy,
• dog,
• dough,
• doze,
• dove,
• douche,
• doe,
• dogs,
• done,
• dose.

The adjective form of the word "doge" is "doge-like".

The plural of the "doge" can be the "doges".

The singular of the "doge" can be the "doge".