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People

"Doc" is a common slang term for a physician; dentist; or, in the US Military, a Hospital Corpsman.

  • Doc Blanchard (1924-2009), American football player and fighter pilot
  • Doc Brown (rapper), British rapper and comedian
  • Doc Hammer, American musician and writer of The Venture Bros
  • Doc Holliday (1851-1887), American dentist, gunfighter, and gambler
  • Doc Medich (b. 1948), American baseball player
  • Doc Neeson (b. 1947), Irish-born Australian rock singer
  • Doc Pomus (1925-1991), American blues singer and songwriter
  • Doc Rivers (b. 1961), American basketball player and coach
  • Doc Searls (b. 1947), journalist and author
  • Doc Severinsen (b. 1927), American trumpeter and bandleader
  • Doc Shaw (b. 1992), American actor, singer and rapper
  • Doc Watson (b. 1923), American musician and songwriter
  • A.A. Ames (1842-1911), American politician
  • Mike Emrick (b. 1946), American hockey broadcaster
  • Dwight Gooden (b. 1964), American baseball player
  • Roy Halladay (b. 1977), American baseball player
  • Harold L. Humes (1926-1992), American writer and activist
  • Donald Minnegan (1902-2002), former coach and athletic director at Towson University
  • Donncha O'Callaghan (b. 1979), Irish rugby union footballer
  • Krzysztof Raczkowski (1970-2005), musician
  • E. E. Smith (1890-1965), American science fiction writer
  • The D.O.C. (b. 1968), American rapper
  • Drew Hankinson (b. 1983), American professional wrestler also known by the ring name DOC

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