0 present participle of doze
1 to have a short sleep, especially during the day:
The restless teenager to the right of the fortune-teller's tent, the dozing matron by the trestle tables, compete with onstage action for perceptual prominence.
Perhaps they are only dozing and waiting for other events to happen.
I think that many of them see us as bewigged and becoronetted, quietly going about our business, sometimes dozing away.
He lies at night, dozing, just watching her in case she suffers an attack.
The artist sometimes smoked, sometimes groaned but remained silent almost all night long, dozing off from time to time.
He found the work exhausting and often received poor grades from dozing off in class.
Phdre is next to his bed, dozing in a chair and looking clearly haggard.
Operators were unfamiliar with the techniques associated with dozing, scraping, cut and fill ops, and grading.
