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means A shortened form of 'document' — or, more specifically, the .doc file extension that became the default format for Microsoft Word files.

from Simply short for 'document,' from Latin documentum (a lesson, proof, or official paper), itself from docere, 'to teach.' Microsoft adopted .doc as the three-letter file extension for Word documents starting in the 1980s, back when DOS systems limited extensions to three characters. The clipped suffix stuck around so long, and spread so widely as the de facto standard for office files, that it outlasted both the technical limitation that created it and, eventually, Word's own native use of the format (replaced by .docx in the mid-2000s).