doily , also: doyly

"I believe you, Doily," she said, her voice sort of desperate.

Miss Doily made coffee for the volunteers after she had turned off her stove.

You just tell old Doily what you want, and he'll bring you home something good."

"Doily Simmons is there now, with linens and towels."

"I've been more to blame than you, Doily.

It was not consoling to Doily to see that Wan was also shaking.

And she said, you lied, Doily.

I'm sorry, Doily.

"Well, I--I was just going out for a walk, Doily.

"Blue Doily Dreams" - Fiction Warehouse.

She shows back up without any warning, and for all he knows--" "I've been in Kansas City, Doily.

Whewell goes to meet the Doily Queen, Lottering's mother, who fills her humble home with these universal symbols of suburban respectability.

The Flying Man - (Aaron X. Doily) Homeless man Dylan witnesses jumping off of a three story building.

Very Fancy Doily Press (p. 164, LSUA)

Face Painter (November 2006, Doily Records/MRA Distribution)

Ikatlong Gantimpala: Jimmuel C. Naval, "Mr. Doily"

Simon Periton's "Radiant Anarchy Doily" is a cutout doily that radiates around the symbol of anarchy.

Darla Doily--Demon Doll/The Importance of Being Urnie/The Boogeyman'll Get You Melissa (February 7, 1998)

Broadcast on Channel 13, the station had less of a reach than Channel 7, but Smith's cadre of characters-The Dream Maker, Peter Gorre, the Masked Doily, Count Lickula, et al.--proved popular among horror fans in the Seattle area.