Doctrix

doctrix English Etymology en la doctrīx a female teacher, the female equivalent of la doctor, by analogy with en Doctor. Noun Doctrices + en rare The title of a female doctor, chiefly a physician. en Drss.<l:obsolete,rare> en 1849 An M.D. in a Gown Punch, or The London Charivari XVI London Published at the office, 85, Fleet Street. And sold by all booksellers. 1849. London Bradbury and Evans,printers, Whitefriars. 226 https://archive.org/details/sim_punch_1849_16/page/226/mode/1up 2 0033-4278 1714437 Miss Elizabeth Blackwell had duly attended Lectures at the College, and received a formal diploma, under the title of “Domina,” which was the only feminine that the Senate could find for Doctor. For Doctrix Blackwell—that’s the way / To dub in rightful gender— / In her profession, ever may / Prosperity attend her! en 1875 Belgravia 25 478–479 For I observe that at least two ladies (all honour and success to them, say I) have acquired the title of Doctor or Doctrix, and six more, I see, are at this moment engaged in dissecting the human subject at Edinburgh. Notoriously is this the case regarding the fair ‘Doctrixes,’ faith in whom appears to be ‘conspicuous by its absence’ amongst female patients. en 1 October 2018 Mark Spahn Dispositive diaries Not Honyaku https://web.archive.org/web/20260105094103/https://groups.google.com/g/not-honyaku/c/I-8uURW7hOw/m/6kqUhdQXAgAJ Google Groups Do you think Senator Grassley's profession staff investigators don't already know about redaction decryption? I don't think so either. He's just releasing the name of Mr. Redacted in a subtler, more deniable way than the way Senatrix Diane Feinstein released Doctrix Ford's name. en 18 November 2024 116 new Doctrices and Doctores medicinae and medicinae dentalis Faculty of Medicine, University of Basel https://web.archive.org/web/20241209163407/https://medizin.unibas.ch/en/default-pages/news/details/116-new-doctrices-and-doctores-medicinae-and-medicinae-dentalis/ Basel Severin Schwan gave his speech sitting down, as he had undergone knee surgery just two days earlier. He strongly encouraged the new Doctors and Doctrices to define their upcoming tasks themselves and to take on new challenges with a pending mind. en en fandom slang A protagonist of the television series Doctor Who (called the Doctor) who is female. from 1980s en 4 January 1997 Allesandra I. Dr Who paperbacks for sale alt.drwho.creative https://web.archive.org/web/20260104183144/https://groups.google.com/g/alt.drwho.creative/c/Zirm_tXhhrI/m/zPE-LbdeNsoJ > : Clavicle Squad deserve a mention, too.>> Oh? I'm partial to female clavicles.Then perhaps you can write stories about the Doctrixes... ;D en 26 July 2000 I. Inayat [TTR]: Infinite Eights alt.drwho.creative https://web.archive.org/web/20260104183516/https://groups.google.com/g/alt.drwho.creative/c/u4-Y_h31d58/m/brJL4XLjQ1wJ The Infinity Doctor rolled his eyes. 'Honestly... You'd think no-one ever read the comic strip any more... The doll-Doctor-' (the giant grimaced at this, but said nothing.) '-appeared in Endgame. That's the _strip_ Endgame, not the book. Clear? The others have all appeared in The Glorious Dead. And, as she said-' (he nodded at the Eighth Doctrix) '-it is a very long story...' en 26 December 2014 Walabio ⸘Doctrix Whooves‽ w:FIMFiction https://archive.ph/Enz4v https://www.fimfiction.net/group/200592/female-doctor-whooves/thread/144925/doctrix-whooves#comment/3917335 5 January 2025 Speaking about Doctrices, the show should have a run of Doctrices following the 1st Doctrix: The BBC should give us at least 8 consecutive Doctrices before returning to another Doctor and then have a similar run of Doctors, such as 5 which is the maximum number of fingers existent TetraPods have and like 8 is also a FibonacciNumber, before returning to a new run of Doctrices. en 16 August 2022 Denis George Valdron 1985 - THE HUES OF DOOM, (4 minutes, England, Animated, 6th Doctor, 5th Doctor) A Pirate’s History of Doctor Who 2nd Winnipeg, Man. Fossil Cove Press chapter 6 (The Mid-80s, the Rise of Fandom), “Films” section 153 https://books.google.com/books?id=KA-CEAAAQBAJ&pg=PA153 978-1-990860-23-2 Barbara O’Quinn was an English fan known for writing for a contemporary British fanzine named Tardis. She also wrote fan fictions about the ‘Doctrix’, a female version(s) of the Doctor. This was a little bit racy for its time, with allusions to John Nathan-Turner’s sexual orientation. en Related terms en doctrix See also en doctress physicianess en Doctor Who Fictional characters