Dŏg′ger1, n.
n. [D. dogger, from dogger, cod-fish, originally used in the catching of cod-fish.] (Naut.) A fishing-vessel, used especially by the Dutch, usually equipped with two masts.
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Dogger
Dŏg'ger2, n.
n. A sort of stone, found in the mines with the true alum-rock, consisting chiefly of silica and iron, but containing some alum.