DUMMY


'Dummy' may refer to:

Pacifier, a rubber, plastic, or silicone nipple given to an infant or other young child to suck upon

Military dummies, fake look-a-likes of the real stuff, constructed on purpose to deceive the enemy

Crash test dummy, a full-scale replica of a human being, weighted and articulated to simulate the behavior of a human body in an accident

Steam dummy, or ''dummy engine'', was a steam engine made to resemble a railroad passenger coach

Mannequin, model of the human body used for a variety of purposes

Ventriloquist's dummy

Forgery
In 'language and literature':

Dummy pronoun, formally ''expletive pronoun'' or ''pleonastic pronoun'', a type of pronoun used in non-pro-drop languages such as English

★ ''...for Dummies'', series of instructional books

★ A slang term for an idiot, derived from "dumb" or stupid

''Dummy'' (magazine), a British music magazine
In 'sports':

★ In the card game contract bridge, the partner of the player who wins the auction

Dummy reversal, technique in contact bridge to draw the opponents' remaining trump cards

Dummy Hoy, an American center fielder in Major League Baseball

Dummy (football), a football (soccer) technique

Muk Yan Jong, a wooden dummy used in Chinese martial arts training
In 'entertainment':

Crash Test Dummies, a Canadian folk-rock band formed in the 1990s

''Dummy'' (album), a 1994 album by Portishead

''Dummy'' (film), a 2002 drama film/comedy film

★ "The Dummy", an episode of ''The Twilight Zone''

Dummy (comics), a fictional character from the comic book ''X-Men''
In 'programming, mathematics and electronics':

Dummy code, coding that's not used in the final product, but left in to avoid creating bugs

Dummy data, data in a database, computer memory, or other repository used as a placeholder or for testing purposes only

Dummy variable

Dummy load, a device used to simulate an electrical load, usually for testing purposes

Dummy file, files used to fit the space in data optical discs

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