DORAN

DORAN [dawr-an, dohr-] ExamplesWord Origin noun

an electronic device for determining range and assisting navigation, employing the principle of the Doppler effect.

Origin of DORAN Do(ppler) ran(ge) Examples from the Web for doran Contemporary Examples of doran

Doran has no judicial experience and is the former executive director of the North Carolina Institute for Constitutional Law.

Eleanor Clift

May 4, 2014

Historical Examples of doran

The name that signed the telegram was that of Mrs. Doran’s lawyer and man of business.

C. N. Williamson

Doran did not remember to thank his love for her solicitude.

C. N. Williamson

The wife of a Doran’s important only if she’s beautiful, or if she has a son.

C. N. Williamson

“There’s no use in keepin’ it back from you,” replied Mrs. Doran.

William Carleton

“Maybe the poor boy’s not so much to blame,” said Mrs. Doran.

William Carleton