Written dooU Lei.' [dul, dBl.] L adj.
Written dooU Lei.' [dul, dBl.] L adj. Deaf, hard
Joseph Wright, English Dialect Dictionary (1898–1905)
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Struggling with extreme apathy for the past few weeks now. I'm okay and will be fine. It's just that life feels so dull. Everything feels dull. I feel numb. I hope it eases up soon, because it's really getting in th…
Written dowlie Edb. Also in forms dauly s.Dur. ; dawley Yks. ; deawldy Lan.^ [dauli, dou'li, Sc. also du'li.] 1. adj. Dull, lonely, solitary ; melancholy, sad, dismal. See Dowl, v}