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- noun A
ball ofdough , prepared as food or asfishing bait .
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Examples
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There was one life form, called a "doughball," that was a non-differentiated multicellular organism that looked like a ball of dough, and rolled through the Venusian forest consuming all that it touched and growing until it was large enough, and then it would fission.
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With his ashen hair, sad eyes and slackening doughball jowls he has the look of Nixon during his exit throes.
Speaking of leaders 2008
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Just mixed the leaves with the doughball and make the parantha.
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With his ashen hair, sad eyes and slackening doughball jowls he has the look of Nixon during his exit throes.
Speaking of leaders 2008
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Was it Diana who had started with that roly-poly little doughball of hers?
Archive 2007-10-01 Brian Hughes 2007
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Was it Diana who had started with that roly-poly little doughball of hers?
Doiby Dickles Has a Wrench! Brian Hughes 2007
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Checked my precious doughball again to see that it had only grown about another inch.
Archive 2006-02-01 Tokyoastrogirl 2006
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Checked my precious doughball again to see that it had only grown about another inch.
Tuna Toast Tokyoastrogirl 2006
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It's like something died under the house and they mixed it into a doughball.
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Anglers also catching them on secret concoctions of doughball.
Fore, right! < 2010
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