IPA: /ˈdoʊɡi/
KK: /doʊɡi/
A young calf that has lost its mother and is often found in a herd of cattle.
The farmer took care of the dogey until it was strong enough to join the other calves.
This word originates from American English, meaning a term used to describe something that is suspicious or of questionable quality.
Think of something that seems 'suspicious' or 'questionable' — that's what 'dogey' refers to.