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douse or dowse [rhymes with mouse] Verb [dousing, doused] or dowsing, dowsed 1. to drench with water or other liquid 2. to put out (a light) [origin unknown]
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| " answered the squire: "if he had the impudence to say so to my face, I'd lend him a douse, thof he was never so great a man. After dark, any time he's around, change your anchorage and douse your riding light. |
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