Citations:dood

English citations of dood

- 1860, William Howard Russell, My Diary in India Vol. 2, page 41:
  […] when a camel-driver came by, leading a huge dood so carelessly as to bring him right across Sir Colin.

1892, George Manville Fenn, Gil the Bummer, Or, the Youngest Officer in the East, page 42:
"I have never seen it," he replied; "but I have seen them attack a dood."
2003, Muslim India - Issues 241-252, page 57:
The gyakores are now baying for the boy's dood and have threatened to kill the entire community if he is not handed over to them, " said Valji Patel . He added that when Chavda's family refused to comply , members of the Thakore community lay siege on October 22 outside the Chamar Vas , where the 15 Chamar families lived, and waited with weapons for the Chamars to come out.

1937, Lillian Luker Ashby, Roger Whately, My India: Recollections of Fifty Years, page 236:
A few minutes later, the dood-wallah reported seeing the bagh in the cowshed.
1988, Shirley Berry Isenberg, India's Bene Israel: A Comprehensive Inquiry and Sourcebook, page 155:
[…] said family had received the name of Doodkar from the fact that his ( Bapuji ' s ) ancestors supplied the Government of Angria with Dood or milk .
2010, William Howard Russell, My Diary in India, in the Year 1858-9, page 290:
Her husband, a jealous Hindoo, hovers over the scene behind the artillery parapet under pretence of selling tobacco and lights. The "lay doods," equivalent to our "milk-ka-alow," generally go in pairs, and disturb the quiet of our camp till they are warned off by the Chief's sentry