Doge is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOGE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the former title of the chief magistrate in Venice
• the chief magistrate of Venice or Genoa.
• (formerly) chief magistrate of Venice or Genoa
• The chief magistrate in the republics of Venice and Genoa.
• formerly the chief magistrate in the republics of Venice and Genoa
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the chief magistrate in the former republics of Venice and Genoa

Words related to DOGE

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Words that contain DOGE

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How to use DOGE in a sentence

• But many Little Riversites, including the Doge, had their sad days, when they looked away at the pass oftener than usual, as if seeing a life-story framed in the V.
• Unconsciously he had leaned forward toward the Doge in his intensity, and his attitude had become that of the Wingfield of the portrait.
• And this afternoon, while you were at the house and my father came to the drawing-room door, I could not help noticing how the Doge was overcome.
• The Doge stepped to one side to leave the way clear.
• At Genoa, the Doge secretly received the confirmation of all that he had heard, and Sigismund was legally placed in possession of his birth-right.
• The doge, Augustin Barbarigo, lived on very good terms with Commynes, who was as desirous as he was that the king should recover his senses.
• A lovely little girl kneels at the feet of the Doge, but there is no compassion in his stern features, and it is easy to see that her father is doomed.
• Alvise saw her when she was presented to the Doge, and regarded her as a being more than human.
• Aldus Manutius, a printer in Venice to the holy Church and the doge, employed a negro boy to help him in his office.
• Yet the General of the Jesuits, like the Doge of Venice, had his hands tied by subtly powerful though almost invisible fetters.
• There is a sword of Doge Mocenigo, a wonderful turquoise bowl, a ring for the Adriatic nuptials, and so forth.
• The tomb of the Doge is one of the most beautiful things in Venice, all black bronze.
• Tintoretto gives us Doge Andrea Gritti praying to the Virgin, Doge Francesco Donato witnessing as an honoured guest the nuptials of S.
• Giustina is the victor, afterwards Doge Sebastiano Venier, and Christ looks on in approval.
• The Doge does not look dismayed, but Venice never recovered from the blow.
• Having been Doge for six years, he retired to the monastery of S.
• Marino Faliero, for he it was, became Doge in 1354 when his age was seventy-six, having been both a soldier and a diplomatist.
• Subsequently they were moved to Mesembria and then to Constantinople, from which city the great Doge Dandolo brought them to Venice.
• In the outer sacristy the kneeling figure of Doge Agostino Barbarigo should be looked for.
• Zaccaria has no longer the importance it had when the Doge visited it in state every Easter.
• Turning to the left we are beneath the arcade of the house of the ill-fated Marino Faliero, the Doge who was put to death for treason, as I have related elsewhere.
• Siro, where he was crowned first Doge of Genoa for life.
• This happened in 1522, and thereafter Antoniotto Adorni became Doge as a reward for his treachery.
• It is a fisherman presenting a ring to the Doge, and is a large and fine picture with many figures.
• William the Third told the Whigs that he would never consent to be a Doge.
• Vasari states that he painted the portraits of the great Consalvo Ferrante, and of one of his captains, on the occasion of their visit to the Doge Agostino Barberigo.
• Stefani, containing a decision, dated 16th September, 1355, signed by the Doge and two Councillors, in favour of Giovannino Polo, natural son of the Noble Nicoletto of S.
• From that point of view, the English with their sort of Doge, are more advanced than we are.

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