Chase doll
Chase doll noun: a kind of mannequin used to train nurses in how to dress patients, transfer them between beds, etc.
Noun
Chase doll (plural Chase dolls)
Forms of Chase doll
| plural | Chase dolls |
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Origin of Chase doll
Introduced by Martha Jenks Chase in the late 19th century.
Questions about Chase doll
- What does Chase doll mean?
- Chase doll means a kind of mannequin used to train nurses in how to dress patients, transfer them between beds, etc.
- What part of speech is Chase doll?
- Chase doll is a noun.
- What is the plural of Chase doll?
- The plural of Chase doll is Chase dolls.
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