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'''Dogger''' |
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A Name Given to A group of Young People! |
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A sea area in the North Sea, noted in [[shipping forecast]]s, named after: |
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**The [[Dogger Bank]], a large shallow area in the [[North Sea]] between Britain and Denmark |
**The [[Dogger Bank]], a large shallow area in the [[North Sea]] between Britain and Denmark |
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**A [[Dogger (boat)]] was a type of [[ketch]] rigged fishing boat working the Dogger Bank in the seventeenth century |
**A [[Dogger Boat (boat)]] was a type of [[ketch]] rigged fishing boat working the Dogger Bank in the seventeenth century |
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* Dogger, a rock [[stratum]] and former name of the [[Middle Jurassic]] epoch |
* Dogger, a rock [[stratum]] and former name of the [[Middle Jurassic]] epoch |
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* ''[[Dogger (book)|Dogger]]'', a book by Shirley Hughes about how a boy's stuffed dog is lost and found again |
* ''[[Dogger (book)|Dogger]]'', a book by Shirley Hughes about how a boy's stuffed dog is lost and found again |
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Revision as of 23:38, 24 November 2011
Dogger A Name Given to A group of Young People!
A sea area in the North Sea, noted in shipping forecasts, named after:
- The Dogger Bank, a large shallow area in the North Sea between Britain and Denmark
- A Dogger Boat (boat) was a type of ketch rigged fishing boat working the Dogger Bank in the seventeenth century
- Dogger, a rock stratum and former name of the Middle Jurassic epoch
- Dogger, a book by Shirley Hughes about how a boy's stuffed dog is lost and found again
- dogger, someone involved in dogging (sexual slang)
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