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:''For the Doxy in the Harry Potter Universe, see [[Minor Harry Potter beasts]].'' |
:''For the Doxy in the Harry Potter Universe, see [[Minor Harry Potter beasts]].'' |
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:''For the [[jazz standard]] by Sony Rollins, see [[Doxy (song)]].'' |
:''For the [[jazz standard]] by Sony Rollins, see [[Doxy (song)]].'' |
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:''For the antibiotic, see [[Doxycycline]].'' |
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"Doxy" comes from the ''[[Greek language|Greek]]'', "''doxa''," and means "thought" or "teaching." Hence "''[[orthodoxy]]''," which means "right teaching." |
"Doxy" comes from the ''[[Greek language|Greek]]'', "''doxa''," and means "thought" or "teaching." Hence "''[[orthodoxy]]''," which means "right teaching." |
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- For the Doxy in the Harry Potter Universe, see Minor Harry Potter beasts.
- For the jazz standard by Sony Rollins, see Doxy (song).
- For the antibiotic, see Doxycycline.
"Doxy" comes from the Greek, "doxa," and means "thought" or "teaching." Hence "orthodoxy," which means "right teaching."
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