Dora
Short for Dorothy
Dora is a female given name, often a shortened form of Dorothy, Theodora, or Isadora.
It enjoyed popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and has seen revival partly through the children's television character Dora the Explorer.
My grandmother Dora lived to be ninety-seven.
Children's entertainment channel
- BootsAnkle-covering footwear
- DiegoSpanish male given name
- cartoonAnimated or humorous illustration
- preschoolEarly childhood educational program
episodes · theme song · character · series · television · children's show · animation · entertainment
One who investigates unfamiliar regions
- mapSpatial representation of terrain
- backpackStrapped bag worn dorsally
- jungleDense tropical forest
- adventureRisky exciting undertaking
quest · discovery · journey · navigating · wilderness · treasure · obstacles · bridges
Speaking two languages
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- EnglishBritain's native tongue
- countingDetermining quantity sequentially
- colorsVisual spectrum variations
shapes · problem-solving · interactive · learning · teaching · vocabulary · curriculum · literacy
Nickelodeon
Children's entertainment channel
preschool · episodes · theme song · character · series · television · children's show · animation · entertainment · viewership
explorer
One who investigates unfamiliar regions
adventure · quest · discovery · journey · navigating · wilderness · treasure · obstacles · bridges · rivers
bilingual
Speaking two languages
colors · shapes · problem-solving · interactive · learning · teaching · vocabulary · curriculum · literacy · numeracy
- cartoonsBugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Tom and Jerry, Simpsons, Donald Duck
- Kids' TVMister Rogers, Big Bird, Elmo, Blue, Captain Kangaroo
- kids entertainmentcartoons, animated films, picture books, nursery rhymes, dolls
- educational mediaeducational videos, educational films, educational games, educational podcasts, educational toys
- Old-Fashioned NamesMildred, Gertrude, Ethel, Edna, Bertha
- artillerycannons, cannon, howitzers, howitzer, mortars
- Dora the Explorer
- Dorothy Gale
- friend of DorothyCoded term for homosexual
- Dorothy ParkerRazor-tongued New Yorker
adore, adorable, adored, adorn, adoration, adornment, adores, adorer, adoringly