"Doxy" comes from the "Greek", "doxa"," and means "thought" or "teaching." Hence "
The name "Doxy" was a code name used by John D. Rockefeller's personnel to communicate about shady dealings, and it meant "Standard Oil" in the parlance of that era of Trust building and Monopolism.
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dox|y — dox|y1 «DOK see», noun, plural dox|ies. Informal. an opinion or doctrine, especially in religion or theology: »Orthodoxy is my doxy, heterodoxy is another man s doxy (Bishop William Warburton). ╂[abstracted from orthodoxy, heterodoxy, etc.]… … Useful english dictionary
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