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Definition of dummy verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
DUMMY meaning: 1. a large model of a human, especially one used to show clothes in a shop: 2. something that is…. Learn more.
DUMMY translate: соска-пустышка , тупица , манекен , ненастоящий, имитирующий что-либо настоящее.
She played a jack from dummy. Word Origin late 16th cent.: from dumb + -y . The original sense was ‘a person who cannot speak’, then ‘an imaginary fourth player in whist’ (mid 18th cent.), whence ‘a substitute for the real thing’ and ‘a model of a human being’ (mid 19th cent.).
dummy in American English. (ˈdʌmi) (noun plural -mies, verb -mied, -mying) noun. 1. a representation or copy of something, as for displaying to indicate appearance. a display of lipstick dummies made of colored plastic. 2. a representation of a human figure, as for displaying clothes in store windows. 3. informal.
Original Description: This is a small mod that adds exactly one item: a Target Dummy. The dummy can be placed in the world, where it'll stand silently, judging your every action. It'll wiggle funny if you hit it, screaming large numbers of damage at you. It can be dressed up to look even more awesome. This will please the dummy, making the ...
Synonyms for DUMMY in English: model, figure, mannequin, form, manikin, lay figure, imitation, copy, duplicate, sham, …
