doughboy
/ˈdoʊbiː/Definitions
1. noun
a person, especially a young man, who is a member of the United States Army’s infantry or other combat units, especially in World War I and early World War II.
“The doughboy was known for his bravery during the war.”
2. noun
a ball of dough, especially one that is to be baked.
“The baker rolled out the doughboy and began to shape it into bread.”