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7 letter words that start with D

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dabbers 16 14 DABBER, a pad for da...
dabbing 17 17 DAB, to touch lightl...
dabbity 23 16 (Scots) a cheap pott...
dabbled 17 16 DABBLE, to dip or sp...
dabbler 17 15 one who dabbles, a d...
dabbles 17 15 DABBLE, to dip or sp...
dabster 14 11 one who is skilled;...
dacites 15 11 DACITE, a fine-grain...
dackers 16 15 DACKER, (Scots) to l...
dacking 17 18 DACK, (Australian sl...
dacoits 15 11 DACOIT, a member of...
dacoity 21 13 (Hindi) robbery by d...
dacrons 14 12 DACRON, a synthetic...
dactyli 23 14 DACTYLUS, the leg jo...
dactyls 23 14 DACTYL, a metrical f...
dadaism 13 12 an artistic movement...
dadaist 12 9 an adherent of dadai...
daddies 12 10 DADDY, (colloquial)...
dadding 13 13 DAD, to dash against...
daddled 13 12 DADDLE, (Scots) to w...
daddles 13 11 DADDLE, (Scots) to w...
daddock 16 17 the heart of a rotte...
dadoing 12 12 DADO, to set into a...
daemons 11 12 DAEMON, (Greek) an i...
daffier 16 14 DAFFY, daft [adj]
daffies 16 14 DAFFY, short for daf...
daffily 24 17 DAFFY, daft [adv]
daffing 17 17 playing the fool [n...
daftars 14 11 DAFTAR, (Hindi) in I...
daftest 14 11 DAFT, insane [adj]
dafties 14 11 DAFTIE, a simpleton...
dagabas 14 13 DAGABA, a Buddhist m...
daggers 14 12 DAGGER, to stab with...
daggier 14 12 DAGGY, (Australian c...
dagging 15 15 dirty clotted wool o...
daggled 15 14 DAGGLE, to drag in m...
daggles 15 13 DAGGLE, to drag in m...
daglock 18 18 a dirty tangled lock...
dagobas 14 13 DAGOBA, a Buddhist m...
dagwood 15 14 any of various shrub...
dahlias 15 11 DAHLIA, a flowering...
dahoons 12 11 DAHOON, a perennial...
daidled 13 11 DAIDLE, (Scots) to w...
daidles 13 10 DAIDLE, (Scots) to w...
daikers 13 12 DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
daikons 12 13 DAIKON, (Japanese) a...
dailies 13 9 DAILY, a newspaper p...
daimios 13 11 DAIMIO, a former Jap...
daimoku 14 16 a Buddhist chant [n...
daimons 12 12 DAIMON, (Greek) an i...
daimyos 19 13 DAIMYO, a former Jap...
daining 12 12 DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
dairies 12 8 DAIRY, a shop where...
daisied 12 9 adorned with daisies...
daisies 12 8 DAISY, a flowering p...
dakered 12 13 DAKER, to lounge, al...
dakoiti 13 12 (Hindi) robbery by d...
dakoits 13 12 DAKOIT, a member of...
dakoity 19 14 (Hindi) robbery by d...
dalapon 13 13 a herbicide used on...
dalasis 13 9 DALASI, a unit of Ga...
daledhs 15 12 DALEDH, the fourth l...
daleths 15 11 DALETH, the fourth l...
dalgyte 20 13 (Native Australian)...
dallied 14 11 DALLY, to waste time...
dallier 14 10 one who dallies [n -...
dallies 14 10 DALLY, to waste time...
dallops 16 13 DALLOP, (obsolete) a...
daltons 12 10 DALTON, a unit of at...
damaged 13 14 DAMAGE, to damage [v...
damager 13 13 one who damages [n -...
damages 13 13 DAMAGE, to damage [v...
damasks 14 15 DAMASK, to weave wit...
dambrod 15 15 a draughtboard, also...
damfool 15 15 a stupid person [n -...
damiana 11 12 a tropical American...
dammars 14 14 DAMMAR, a hard resin...
dammers 14 14 DAMMER, a hard resin...
damming 15 17 DAM, to build an emb...
damners 12 12 DAMNER, one who damn...
damnest 12 12 one's utmost, also D...
damnify 21 17 to cause loss or dam...
damning 13 15 DAMN, to curse [v]
damosel 13 12 (archaic) a young gi...
damozel 16 21 (archaic) a young gi...
dampens 14 15 DAMPEN, to moisten [...
dampers 15 14 DAMPER, (Australian...
dampest 15 14 DAMP, moist [adj]
dampier 15 14 DAMPY, somewhat damp...
damping 16 17 the ability of a dev...
dampish 18 16 somewhat damp [adj]
damsels 14 12 DAMSEL, (archaic) a...
damsons 12 12 DAMSON, a rather sma...
danazol 14 19 a synthetic male hor...
dancers 14 12 DANCER, one who danc...
dancier 14 12 DANCY, (esp. of elec...
dancing 15 15 the act of dancing [...
danders 11 10 DANDER, (dialect) to...
dandier 11 10 DANDY, fine [adj]
dandies 11 10 DANDY, a fop [n]
dandify 20 15 to dress up [v DANDI...
dandily 19 13 DANDY, fine [adv]
dandled 12 12 DANDLE, to dance (a...
dandler 12 11 one who dandles or f...
dandles 12 11 DANDLE, to dance (a...
danelaw 14 13 danish law that prev...
dangers 12 11 DANGER, to expose to...
danging 13 14 DANG, to damn [v]
dangled 13 13 DANGLE, to hang loos...
dangler 13 12 (archaic) one who da...
dangles 13 12 DANGLE, to hang loos...
dankest 12 13 DANK, unpleasantly d...
dankish 15 15 somewhat dank [adj]
dannies 10 10 DANNY, the hand, als...
dansaks 12 13 DANSAK, (Urdu) any o...
danseur 11 10 a professional male...
danting 12 12 DANT, (obsolete) to...
dantons 10 10 DANTON, to dare, als...
daphnes 15 14 DAPHNE, a genus of d...
daphnia 15 14 any member of the cr...
daphnid 16 15 any member of the cr...
dappers 16 14 DAPPER, one who daps...
dapping 17 17 DAP, to dip in water...
dappled 17 16 DAPPLE, to mark with...
dapples 17 15 DAPPLE, to mark with...
dapsone 12 12 a drug used in the t...
daquiri 21 18 a cocktail, also DAI...
darbars 14 11 DARBAR, the court of...
darbies 14 11 handcuffs [n]
darcies 15 11 DARCY, a unit of geo...
dareful 15 13 (obsolete) full of d...
daresay 17 10 (I) venture to say (...
dargahs 15 12 DARGAH, the tomb of...
dargles 14 11 DARGLE, (Scott) a de...
darings 13 11 DARING, bravery [n]
dariole 12 9 a small cylindrical...
darkens 12 13 DARKEN, to make dark...
darkest 13 12 DARK, having little...
darkeys 19 14 DARKEY, (offensive)...
darkies 13 12 DARKIE, (offensive)...
darking 14 15 DARK, to make dark [...
darkish 16 14 somewhat dark [adj]
darkled 14 14 DARKLE, to grow dark...
darkles 14 13 DARKLE, to grow dark...
darknet 12 13 the collection of ne...
darling 14 12 lovable [adj DARLING...
darnels 12 10 DARNEL, a species of...
darners 11 9 DARNER, one who darn...
darnest 11 9 one's utmost, also D...
darning 12 12 things to be darned...
darogha 14 12 in India, a manager...
darrain 11 9 to justify, to put i...
darrayn 17 11 to justify, to put i...
darring 13 11 DARRE, to venture bo...
darshan 13 11 (Hindi) a blessing c...
darters 12 8 DARTER, a freshwater...
darting 13 11 DART, to move sudden...
dartled 13 10 DARTLE, to dart repe...
dartles 13 9 DARTLE, to dart repe...
dartres 12 8 DARTRE, (French) a h...
dasheen 12 11 the taro, a kind of...
dasheki 15 14 (Yoruba) an African...
dashers 14 10 DASHER, one who dash...
dashier 14 10 DASHY, stylish [adj]
dashiki 16 14 (Yoruba) an African...
dashing 15 13 spirited, showy [adj...
dashpot 16 13 a shock absorber [n...
dassies 12 8 DASSIE, (Afrikaans)...
dastard 12 9 a base coward [n -S]
dasypod 20 14 a type of armadillo...
dasyure 18 11 a flesh-eating Austr...
datable 14 12 capable of being dat...
databus 14 12 path for transferrin...
dataria 11 8 an officer who atten...
datchas 17 13 DATCHA, a Russian co...
datedly 19 12 DATED [adv]
datings 13 11 DATING, a determinat...
datival 15 13 pertaining to the da...
datives 14 12 DATIVE, a grammatica...
daturas 12 9 DATURA, a genus of s...
daturic 16 12 relating to datura [...
daubers 14 12 DAUBER, one who daub...
daubery 20 14 a crudely artful dev...
daubier 14 12 DAUBY, smeary [adj]
daubing 15 15 the act of daubing [...
dauding 13 13 DAUD, to knock, also...
daunder 11 11 (dialect) to stroll,...
dauners 11 10 DAUNER, (dialect) to...
daunted 11 11 DAUNT, to intimidate...
daunter 11 10 one who daunts [n -S...
daunton 10 11 to dare, also DANTON...
dauphin 16 15 the eldest son of a...
dauring 13 12 DAUR, to venture bol...
dauties 12 9 DAUTIE, (Scots) a pe...
dauting 13 12 DAUT, (Scots) to pet...
davened 12 14 DAVEN, to utter Jewi...
davidia 14 13 a kind of tree, aka...
dawbake 17 18 (dialect) a slow-wit...
dawcock 22 21 (archaic) a cock jac...
dawding 16 15 DAWD, (Scots) to kno...
dawdled 16 14 DAWDLE, to waste tim...
dawdler 16 13 one who dawdles [n -...
dawdles 16 13 DAWDLE, to waste tim...
dawners 14 12 DAWNER, (dialect) to...
dawning 15 15 daybreak [n -S]
dawties 15 11 DAWTIE, (Scots) a pe...
dawting 16 14 DAWT, (Scots) to pet...
dayanim 18 14 DAYAN, (Hebrew) a se...
daybeds 20 14 DAYBED, a bed in a h...
dayboat 19 13 a small pleasure boa...
daybook 20 17 an account-book in w...
dayboys 26 15 DAYBOY, a boy who at...
daycare 20 13 care for children an...
dayched 23 16 DAYCH, (dialect) to...
dayches 23 15 DAYCH, (dialect) to...
daygirl 21 13 a girl who attends a...
dayglow 23 16 an airglow seen duri...
daylily 27 14 a liliaceous plant g...
daylong 19 14 lasting all day [adj...
daymare 18 13 a terrifying experie...
daymark 20 17 an unlighted sea-mar...
daypack 24 20 (US) a daysack [n -S...
dayroom 18 13 a room for reading a...
daysack 22 17 a small rucksack for...
daysail 19 11 to sail a yacht for...
dayside 18 11 the sun side of a pl...
daysman 18 14 an umpire or arbiter...
daysmen 18 14 DAYSMAN, an umpire o...
daystar 18 10 the planet Venus, vi...
daytale 18 11 reckoning by the day...
daytime 19 13 the time during whic...
daywear 20 13 clothes intended for...
daywork 22 17 work done on a daily...
dazedly 22 21 DAZED [adv]
dazzled 19 28 DAZZLE, to blind wit...
dazzler 19 27 a remarkable or exce...
dazzles 19 27 DAZZLE, to blind wit...
deacons 13 12 DEACON, to put the b...
deadboy 19 14 a metal plate driven...
deadens 10 10 DEADEN, to deprive o...
deaders 11 9 DEADER, a dead perso...
deadest 11 9 DEAD, not alive [adj...
deadeye 16 11 a rounded wood block...
deading 12 12 DEAD, (obsolete) to...
deadman 11 13 a metal plate driven...
deadmen 11 13 DEADMAN, a metal pla...
deadpan 12 13 to act without emoti...
deafens 12 12 DEAFEN, to make deaf...
deafest 13 11 DEAF, lacking the se...
deafish 16 13 somewhat deaf [adj]
deaired 11 9 DEAIR, to remove air...
dealate 11 9 an insect divested o...
dealers 12 9 DEALER, one that dea...
dealign 13 12 to withdraw allegian...
dealing 13 12 a business transacti...
deaners 10 9 DEANER, (obsolete sl...
deanery 16 11 the office of a dean...
deaning 11 12 DEAN, to serve as th...
dearest 11 8 a loved one [n -S]
dearies 11 8 DEARIE, a term of en...
dearing 12 11 DEARE, to injure, al...
dearned 10 10 DEARN, to darn [v]
dearnly 18 12 DEARN, secret; lonel...
dearths 14 10 DEARTH, scarcity, al...
deashed 13 11 DEASH, to remove ash...
deashes 13 10 DEASH, to remove ash...
deasils 13 9 DEASIL, (Scots) moti...
deasiul 13 10 (Scots) motion in th...
deasoil 12 9 (Scots) motion in th...
deathly 21 13 like death [adj DEAT...
deaving 14 15 DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
deawing 15 14 DEAW, (Spenser) to c...
debacle 17 15 (French) a great dis...
debarks 15 15 DEBARK, to unload fr...
debased 13 12 DEBASE, to lower or...
debaser 13 11 one who debases [n -...
debases 13 11 DEBASE, to lower or...
debated 13 12 DEBATE, to deliberat...
debater 13 11 one who debates [n -...
debates 13 11 DEBATE, to deliberat...
debauch 19 17 to lead into lewdnes...
debbier 16 14 DEBBY, like a debuta...
debbies 16 14 DEBBY, a debutante [...
debeaks 14 15 DEBEAK, to remove th...
debeard 13 12 to remove the beard...
debited 14 12 DEBIT, to charge wit...
debitor 14 11 someone who owes a d...
deboned 12 13 DEBONE, to remove th...
deboner 12 12 a utensil for deboni...
debones 12 12 DEBONE, to remove th...
debouch 19 17 to emerge or issue f...
debride 14 12 to remove dead tissu...
debrief 16 14 to question after a...
debtees 13 11 DEBTEE, one to whom...
debtors 14 11 DEBTOR, someone who...
debunks 15 17 DEBUNK, to clear of...
deburrs 15 12 DEBURR, to remove bu...
debused 14 13 DEBUS, to get off a...
debuses 14 12 DEBUS, to get off a...
debuted 14 13 DEBUT, to make a fir...
decadal 15 13 pertaining to ten; c...
decades 14 12 DECADE, a period of...
decaffs 19 17 DECAFF, (short for)...
decagon 14 14 a plane figure with...
decaled 15 13 DECAL, to transfer b...
decalog 16 14 the Ten Commandments...
decamps 18 17 DECAMP, to depart fr...
decanal 14 13 relating to a dean [...
decanes 13 12 DECANE, a hydrocarbo...
decants 14 12 DECANT, to pour from...
decapod 16 15 any ten-legged crust...
decarbs 17 14 DECARB, to decarboni...
decares 14 11 DECARE, a measure eq...
decayed 20 14 DECAY, to decompose...
decayer 20 13 an agent that causes...
deccies 18 14 DECCIE, (slang) inte...
decease 13 11 to die [v DECEASED,...
deceits 15 11 DECEIT, falseness [n...
deceive 16 15 to mislead by falseh...
decency 23 17 the state of being d...
decerns 14 12 DECERN, to decree by...
deciare 14 11 the tenth part of an...
decibel 18 15 a unit of sound inte...
decided 15 13 DECIDE, to make a ch...
decider 15 12 one that decides [n...
decides 15 12 DECIDE, to make a ch...
decidua 15 13 a mucous membrane of...
deciles 16 12 DECILE, a statistica...
decimal 17 15 relating to a tenth...
decimes 16 14 DECIME, (historical)...
deckels 17 16 DECKEL, a frame used...
deckers 16 15 DECKER, a person who...
decking 17 18 material for a ship'...
deckled 17 17 deckle-edged [adj]
deckles 17 16 DECKLE, a frame used...
deckoed 15 16 DECKO [v]
declaim 17 15 to speak formally [v...
declare 15 12 to make known clearl...
declass 16 12 to lower in status [...
declaws 19 15 DECLAW, to remove th...
decline 15 13 to refuse [v DECLINE...
decocts 18 14 DECOCT, to extract t...
decoded 14 13 DECODE, to convert a...
decoder 14 12 one what decodes [n...
decodes 14 12 DECODE, to convert a...
decoked 15 16 DECOKE, to decarboni...
decokes 15 15 DECOKE, to decarboni...
decolor 15 12 to deprive of color,...
decorum 16 15 (Latin) proper behav...
decoyed 20 14 DECOY, to lure into...
decoyer 20 13 one who decoys [n -S...
decreed 14 12 DECREE, to issue an...
decreer 14 11 one who decrees [n -...
decrees 14 11 DECREE, to issue an...
decreet 14 11 the final judgment o...
decrews 18 14 DECREW, (Spenser) to...
decrial 16 12 a crying down; a cla...
decried 15 12 DECRY, to denounce [...
decrier 15 11 one who decries [n -...
decries 15 11 DECRY, to denounce [...
decrown 17 15 to deprive of a crow...
decrypt 24 16 to decode [v -ED, -I...
dectets 15 11 DECTET, a group of t...
decuman 15 16 a great wave [n -S]
decuple 18 16 to increase tenfold...
decuria 15 12 (Latin) a company of...
decurve 17 16 to curve downwards [...
dedenda 10 11 DEDENDUM, the root o...
dedimus 14 13 (Latin) a writ to co...
deduced 15 14 DEDUCE, to infer [v]
deduces 15 13 DEDUCE, to infer [v]
deducts 16 13 DEDUCT, to subtract...
deedest 11 9 DEED, dead [adj]
deedful 15 14 marked by exploits [...
deedier 11 9 DEEDY, industrious [...
deedily 19 12 DEEDY, industrious [...
deeding 12 12 DEED, to transfer by...
deejays 19 19 DEEJAY, to act as a...
deeming 13 14 DEEM, to hold as an...
deepens 12 12 DEEPEN, to make deep...
deepest 13 11 DEEP, extending far...
deepies 13 11 DEEPIE, (colloquial)...
deerfly 21 14 a bloodsucking fly [...
deerlet 12 9 a water-deer, a chev...
deeving 14 15 DEEVE, to deafen, al...
deewans 13 12 DEEWAN, an official...
defaced 16 15 DEFACE, to spoil the...
defacer 16 14 one who defaces [n -...
defaces 16 14 DEFACE, to spoil the...
defamed 14 15 DEFAME, to destroy t...
defamer 14 14 one who defames [n -...
defames 14 14 DEFAME, to destroy t...
defangs 14 14 DEFANG, to remove th...
defaste 13 11 DEFACE, to spoil the...
default 15 13 to fail to do someth...
defeats 13 11 DEFEAT, to win a vic...
defects 17 14 DEFECT, to desert an...
defence 15 15 protection [n -S] /...
defends 13 13 DEFEND, to protect [...
defense 12 12 to guard against a s...
deffest 16 14 DEF, excellent [adj]
defiant 13 12 showing defiance [ad...
deficit 18 14 an inadequacy or ins...
defiers 14 11 DEFIER, one that def...
defiled 15 13 DEFILE, to make dirt...
defiler 15 12 one who defiles [n -...
defiles 15 12 DEFILE, to make dirt...
defined 13 13 DEFINE, to state the...
definer 13 12 one who defines [n -...
defines 13 12 DEFINE, to state the...
deflate 14 12 to release the air o...
defleas 14 12 DEFLEA, to rid of fl...
deflect 18 15 to turn aside [v -ED...
defoams 14 14 DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defocus 17 15 to cause to go out o...
deforce 16 14 to withhold by force...
deforms 15 14 DEFORM, to spoil the...
defouls 15 13 DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
defrags 15 13 DEFRAG, to defragmen...
defraud 14 13 to swindle [v -ED, -...
defrays 20 13 DEFRAY, to pay or se...
defrock 18 18 to deprive of priest...
defrost 14 11 to remove frost from...
defroze 16 20 DEFREEZE, to thaw ou...
deftest 14 11 DEFT, skilful [adj]
defuels 15 13 DEFUEL, to remove fu...
defunct 17 16 dead [adj] / a dead...
defunds 14 14 DEFUND, to remove fu...
defused 14 13 DEFUSE, to remove th...
defuser 14 12 one who defuses [n -...
defuses 14 12 DEFUSE, to remove th...
defuzed 17 22 DEFUZE, to remove th...
defuzes 17 21 DEFUZE, to remove th...
defying 21 16 DEFY, to resist open...
degames 13 13 DEGAME, a tropical t...
degamis 14 13 DEGAMI, a tropical t...
degases 12 10 DEGAS, to remove gas...
degauss 13 11 to demagnetize [v -E...
degerms 14 13 DEGERM, to remove ge...
degging 15 15 DEG, (dialect) to wa...
deglaze 16 20 to remove the glaze...
degouts 13 11 DEGOUT [n]
degrade 12 11 to debase, also DISG...
degreed 12 11 having a degree [adj...
degrees 12 10 DEGREE, a graduation...
degusts 14 11 DEGUST, to taste wit...
dehairs 14 10 DEHAIR, to remove th...
dehisce 17 13 to split open [v DEH...
dehorns 13 11 DEHORN, to deprive o...
dehorts 14 10 DEHORT, to dissuade...
deicers 15 11 DEICER, one that dei...
deicide 15 12 the killing of a god...
deicing 16 14 DEICE, to free of ic...
deictic 19 14 relating to the time...
deidest 12 9 DEID, dead [adj]
deifest 14 11 DEIF, (Scots) deaf [...
deified 14 12 DEIFY, to make a god...
deifier 14 11 one who deifies [n -...
deifies 14 11 DEIFY, to make a god...
deiform 15 14 having the form of a...
deigned 12 12 DEIGN, to condescend...
deindex 17 17 to unlink from an in...
deiseal 12 9 (Scots) motion in th...
deistic 16 11 relating to deist [a...
deities 12 8 DEITY, a god or godd...
dejecta 16 20 excrements [n]
dejects 17 20 DEJECT, to depress,...
dejeune 12 19 (archaic) breakfast,...
dekares 12 12 DEKARE, ten ares, or...
dekeing 13 15 DEKE, to feint in ho...
dekkoed 13 17 DEKKO [v]
delaine 11 10 (French) a kind of f...
delapse 14 12 to sink down [v DELA...
delated 12 10 DELATE, (archaic) to...
delates 12 9 DELATE, (archaic) to...
delator 12 9 an accuser; an infor...
delayed 18 12 DELAY, to put off to...
delayer 18 11 one who delays [n -S...
deleads 12 10 DELEAD, to free from...
deleave 13 13 to separate the copi...
deleble 15 13 that can be deleted,...
deleing 13 12 DELE, in printing, t...
delenda 11 11 (Latin) things to be...
deleted 12 10 DELETE, to remove pr...
deletes 12 9 DELETE, to remove pr...
delible 16 13 that can be deleted,...
delices 16 12 DELICE, (obsolete) a...
delicts 17 12 DELICT, in Scots law...
delight 17 13 to give great pleasu...
delimed 14 13 DELIME, to free from...
delimes 14 12 DELIME, to free from...
delimit 15 12 to mark the boundari...
delinks 14 14 DELINK, to break a c...
deliria 13 9 DELIRIUM, the state...
delists 14 9 DELIST, to remove fr...
deliver 15 13 nimble [adj DELIVERL...
dellier 14 10 DELLY, like a dell [...
dellies 14 10 DELLY, (colloquial)...
deloped 14 13 DELOPE, to fire one'...
delopes 14 12 DELOPE, to fire one'...
delouse 12 10 to free from lice [v...
delphic 21 17 like an oracle, esp....
delphin 17 15 an archaic word for...
deltaic 16 12 pertaining to a delt...
deltoid 13 10 shaped like a delta...
deluded 13 12 DELUDE, to mislead t...
deluder 13 11 one who deludes [n -...
deludes 13 11 DELUDE, to mislead t...
deluged 14 13 DELUGE, to flood [v]
deluges 14 12 DELUGE, to flood [v]
delvers 15 13 DELVER, one who delv...
delving 16 16 DELVE, to search in...
demagog 14 15 to behave like a lea...
demaine 11 12 (Spenser) bearing, c...
demains 12 12 DEMAIN, a manor hous...
demands 12 13 DEMAND, to ask for w...
demarks 14 15 DEMARK, to demarcate...
demasts 13 11 DEMAST, to remove th...
demayne 17 14 (Spenser) bearing, c...
demeane 10 12 (Spenser) bearing, c...
demeans 11 12 DEMEAN, to conduct o...
dementi 12 12 (French) a contradic...
dements 12 12 DEMENT, to deprive o...
demerge 13 13 to remove a division...
demerit 13 11 to lower in status [...
demerse 12 11 (obsolete) to immers...
demesne 11 12 a manor house and it...
demeton 11 12 an insecticide [n -S...
demigod 14 14 a half-god; a person...
deminer 12 12 one that removes (ex...
demirep 15 14 (obsolete) a woman o...
demised 13 12 DEMISE, to give to a...
demises 13 11 DEMISE, to give to a...
demists 14 11 DEMIST, to clear a w...
demiveg 16 17 a person who eats no...
demoded 12 13 out-of-date, also DE...
demoing 13 14 DEMO, to demonstrate...
demonic 15 15 characteristic of a...
demonry 18 14 demoniacal influence...
demoses 12 11 DEMOS, (Greek) the p...
demoted 12 12 DEMOTE, to lower in...
demotes 12 11 DEMOTE, to lower in...
demotic 16 14 popular, common; of...
demount 12 13 to remove from a mou...
demured 13 13 DEMURE, to look mode...
demurer 13 12 DEMURE, shy and mode...
demures 13 12 DEMURE, to look mode...
denarii 11 9 DENARIUS, a coin of...
denayed 16 12 DENAY, (obsolete) to...
dendron 10 11 a branched part of a...
dengues 12 12 DENGUE, an acute tro...
denials 12 10 DENIAL, the act of d...
deniers 11 9 DENIER, a unit of we...
denimed 12 13 wearing denim [adj]
denizen 13 19 a dweller [n -S] / t...
dennets 10 10 DENNET, a nineteenth...
denning 11 13 DEN, to live in a la...
denoted 10 10 DENOTE, to indicate...
denotes 10 9 DENOTE, to indicate...
densely 18 12 DENSE, compact [adv]
densest 11 9 DENSE, compact [adj]
densify 20 14 to increase the dens...
density 18 11 the state of being d...
dentals 12 10 DENTAL, a sound prod...
dentary 17 11 a bone of the lower...
dentate 10 9 having teeth, also D...
dentels 12 10 DENTEL, one of a row...
dentils 13 10 DENTIL, one of a row...
dentine 10 10 the hard substance f...
denting 12 12 DENT, to make a depr...
dentins 11 10 DENTIN, the hard sub...
dentist 12 9 a tooth doctor [n -S...
dentoid 11 10 shaped like a tooth...
denture 11 10 a set of teeth [n -S...
denuded 11 12 DENUDE, to strip of...
denuder 11 11 one who denudes [n -...
denudes 11 11 DENUDE, to strip of...
denying 18 14 DENY, to declare to...
deodand 10 11 a personal chattel w...
deodara 10 9 an East Indian cedar...
deodars 11 9 DEODAR, an East Indi...
deodate 10 9 (obsolete) a gift to...
deontic 14 12 pertaining to deonti...
deorbit 14 11 to come out of orbit...
depaint 13 12 (Spenser) to paint,...
departs 14 11 DEPART, to go away [...
depeche 18 16 (French) to dispatch...
depends 13 13 DEPEND, to rely [v]
deperms 15 14 DEPERM, to demagneti...
depicts 18 14 DEPICT, to portray [...
deplane 13 13 to get off an airpla...
deplete 14 12 to lessen the supply...
deplore 14 12 to regret strongly [...
deploys 21 14 DEPLOY, to position...
deplume 16 16 to deprive of feathe...
deponed 12 13 DEPONE, to testify u...
depones 12 12 DEPONE, to testify u...
deports 14 11 DEPORT, to expel fro...
deposal 14 12 the act of deposing...
deposed 13 12 DEPOSE, to remove fr...
deposer 13 11 one who deposes [n -...
deposes 13 11 DEPOSE, to remove fr...
deposit 14 11 to place [v -ED, -IN...
deprave 15 15 to corrupt in morals...
depress 14 11 to make sad [v -ED,...
deprive 16 15 to take something aw...
depside 14 12 an aromatic compound...
deputed 14 13 DEPUTE, to delegate...
deputes 14 12 DEPUTE, to delegate...
dequeue 19 19 to remove from a (co...
deraign 12 11 (obsolete) to vindic...
derails 13 9 DERAIL, to cause to...
derange 11 11 to disorder [v DERAN...
derated 11 9 DERATE, to relieve f...
derates 11 8 DERATE, to relieve f...
derayed 17 11 DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derbies 14 11 DERBY, a type of hat...
derecho 16 13 a line of intense wi...
derhams 15 13 DERHAM, a Middle Eas...
derided 12 10 DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derider 12 9 one who derides [n -...
derides 12 9 DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derived 14 13 DERIVE, to trace to...
deriver 14 12 one who derives [n -...
derives 14 12 DERIVE, to trace to...
dermoid 13 12 a cyst or similar ce...
dernful 15 14 solitary; mournful,...
dernier 11 9 (French) last [adj]
derning 12 12 DERN, to keep hidden...
derrick 17 15 a hoisting mechanism...
derries 12 8 DERRY, (Australian s...
dervish 17 14 a member of a Muslim...
desalts 13 9 DESALT, to remove th...
desands 11 10 DESAND, to remove sa...
descale 15 12 to remove scales fro...
descant 14 12 an accompaniment abo...
descend 14 13 to come down [v -ED,...
descent 14 12 the act of descendin...
deseeds 11 9 DESEED, to remove th...
deserts 12 8 DESERT, to abandon [...
deserve 13 12 to be worthy of [v D...
desexed 17 16 DESEX, to remove gen...
desexes 17 15 DESEX, to remove gen...
designs 13 11 DESIGN, to plan in o...
desined 11 10 DESINE, to plan in o...
desines 11 9 DESINE, to plan in o...
desired 12 9 DESIRE, to wish for...
desirer 12 8 one who desires [n -...
desires 12 8 DESIRE, to wish for...
desists 13 8 DESIST, to cease doi...
deskill 16 14 to make unskilled e....
desking 14 15 desks collectively [...
deskman 13 16 a man who works at a...
deskmen 13 16 DESKMAN, a man who w...
desktop 15 15 a computer system sm...
desmans 12 12 DESMAN, a Russian aq...
desmids 14 12 DESMID, any member o...
desmine 12 12 the mineral stilbite...
desmoid 13 12 a firm swelling comp...
desnood 10 10 to remove a turkey's...
desorbs 14 11 DESORB, to release a...
despair 14 11 to lose all hope [v...
despise 14 11 to look down upon wi...
despite 14 11 to treat with contem...
despoil 15 12 to plunder [v -ED, -...
despond 13 13 to lose heart [v -ED...
despots 14 11 DESPOT, a ruler with...
dessert 12 8 a final course of a...
destain 11 9 to rid of stain [v -...
destine 11 9 to determine beforeh...
destiny 18 11 inevitable fate [n D...
destock 16 15 to reduce the stock...
destroy 18 10 to damage beyond rep...
desugar 13 11 to remove the sugar...
desyned 17 12 DESYNE, to plan in o...
desynes 17 11 DESYNE, to plan in o...
details 13 9 DETAIL, to relate mi...
detains 11 9 DETAIN, to hold in c...
detects 15 11 DETECT, to discover...
detente 10 9 (French) a relaxatio...
detents 11 9 DETENT, any stop or...
detenue 10 10 (French) a (female)...
detenus 11 10 DETENU, (French) a (...
deterge 12 10 to cleanse esp. a wo...
detests 12 8 DETEST, to hate inte...
deticks 17 15 DETICK, to free from...
detinue 11 10 action to recover pr...
detorts 12 8 DETORT, (obsolete) t...
detours 12 9 DETOUR, to take an i...
detoxed 17 16 DETOX, to remove a t...
detoxes 17 15 DETOX, to remove a t...
detract 15 11 to take away [v -ED,...
detrain 11 9 to alight from a tra...
detrude 12 10 to thrust out [v DET...
detuned 11 11 DETUNE, to reduce th...
detunes 11 10 DETUNE, to reduce th...
deucing 16 15 DEUCE, to even the s...
deutons 11 10 DEUTON, the nucleus...
deutzia 15 18 a genus of saxifraga...
devalls 16 14 DEVALL, to sink, dec...
devalue 14 14 to lessen the worth...
deveins 13 13 DEVEIN, to remove th...
develed 14 14 DEVEL, to hit hard w...
develop 16 16 to bring to a more a...
devests 14 12 DEVEST, to strip or...
deviant 13 13 one who deviates fro...
deviate 13 12 to differ from norma...
devices 17 15 DEVICE, something co...
deviled 15 14 DEVIL, to prepare fo...
devilet 15 13 a young devil, also...
devilry 22 15 mischief, also DEVIL...
devious 14 13 indirect [adj]
devisal 15 13 the act of devising...
devised 14 13 DEVISE, to form in t...
devisee 13 12 one to whom property...
deviser 14 12 one who devises [n -...
devises 14 12 DEVISE, to form in t...
devisor 14 12 a person who bequeat...
devling 16 16 a little devil, also...
devoice 16 15 to make voiceless [v...
devoirs 14 12 DEVOIR, (French) dut...
devolve 16 17 to transfer from one...
devores 13 12 DEVORE, something et...
devoted 13 13 DEVOTE, to give ones...
devotee 12 12 an ardent follower [...
devotes 13 12 DEVOTE, to give ones...
devours 14 13 DEVOUR, to eat vorac...
devvels 17 17 DEVVEL, (Scots) to s...
dewanis 14 12 DEWANI, the office o...
dewanny 19 15 the office of dewan,...
dewater 14 11 to remove water from...
dewaxed 20 19 DEWAX, to remove wax...
dewaxes 20 18 DEWAX, to remove wax...
dewclaw 22 18 a vestigial digit or...
dewdrop 17 15 a drop of dew [n -S]
dewfall 19 16 the formation of dew...
dewfull 20 17 (Spenser) proper, fi...
dewiest 15 11 DEWY, covered with d...
dewitts 16 11 DEWITT, to lynch [v]
dewlaps 18 15 DEWLAP, a fold of lo...
dewlapt 18 15 having dewlaps, also...
dewless 16 12 without dew [adj]
dewools 15 12 DEWOOL, to remove th...
deworms 16 14 DEWORM, to rid of wo...
dexters 18 15 DEXTER, a small bree...
dextral 19 16 right, as opposed to...
dextran 17 16 a substitute for blo...
dextrin 18 16 a substance used as...
dezincs 18 21 DEZINC, to remove zi...
dhammas 16 16 DHAMMA, (Sanskrit) c...
dhansak 14 15 (Urdu) any of a vari...
dharmas 15 13 DHARMA, (Sanskrit) c...
dharmic 19 16 (Sanskrit) of or lik...
dharnas 13 11 DHARNA, (Hindi) a me...
dhimmis 18 16 DHIMMI, a non-Muslim...
dholaks 16 15 DHOLAK, (Hindi) a tw...
dhooras 13 10 DHOORA, (Arabic) ind...
dhootie 13 10 a loincloth worn by...
dhootis 14 10 DHOOTI, a loincloth...
dhourra 14 11 (Arabic) indian mill...
dhurnas 14 12 DHURNA, (Hindi) a me...
dhurras 15 11 DHURRA, (Arabic) ind...
dhurrie 15 11 an Indian cotton rug...
dhyanas 19 13 DHYANA, (Sanskrit) a...
diabase 13 11 an igneous rock, an...
diables 15 12 DIABLE, (French) an...
diabolo 14 12 (Italian) a game in...
diacids 16 12 DIACID, a type of ch...
diadems 13 12 DIADEM, to adorn wit...
diadrom 13 12 (Greek) a course or...
diagram 14 13 to illustrate by dra...
diagrid 14 11 a structure of inter...
dialect 16 12 a language peculiar...
dialers 13 9 DIALER, one that dia...
dialing 14 12 the art of making su...
dialist 14 9 a dialer, also DIALL...
dialled 14 11 DIAL, to use a calib...
diallel 15 11 a scheme of cross-br...
dialler 14 10 one that dials, also...
dialogs 14 11 DIALOG, to hold a co...
dialyse 19 11 to use a kidney mach...
dialyze 22 20 to use a kidney mach...
diamide 13 12 any compound contain...
diamine 12 12 a chemical compound...
diamins 13 12 DIAMIN, a chemical c...
diamond 12 13 to adorn with precio...
diandry 18 12 the state of being d...
dianoia 10 9 perception or experi...
diapase 13 11 a loud, harmonious b...
diapers 14 11 DIAPER, to put a nap...
diapirs 15 11 DIAPIR, an anticlina...
diapsid 15 12 of a reptile, having...
diarchy 24 15 government by two po...
diarial 13 9 pertaining to a diar...
diarian 11 9 pertaining to a diar...
diaries 12 8 DIARY, a personal jo...
diarise 12 8 to keep a diary, als...
diarist 13 8 one who keeps a diar...
diarize 15 17 to keep a diary, als...
diascia 15 11 a plant of the genus...
diastem 13 11 in Greek music, an i...
diaster 12 8 (Greek) a stage in c...
diatoms 13 11 DIATOM, a microscopi...
diatron 11 9 a circuitry design t...
diaxons 17 16 DIAXON, a bipolar ne...
diazine 14 18 any organic compound...
diazins 15 18 DIAZIN, any organic...
diazoes 14 17 DIAZO, a type of pho...
diazole 15 18 any of a group of or...
dibasic 18 14 of acids, having two...
dibbers 17 14 DIBBER, a planting i...
dibbing 18 17 DIB, to fish by floa...
dibbled 18 16 DIBBLE, to fish by f...
dibbler 18 15 a device for making...
dibbles 18 15 DIBBLE, to fish by f...
dibbuks 19 19 DIBBUK, a wandering...
dibutyl 23 15 in chemistry, having...
dicamba 18 17 a type of weedkiller...
dicasts 16 11 DICAST, (historical)...
dichord 18 14 a musical instrument...
dichted 18 14 DICHT, (Scots) to wi...
diciest 16 11 DICEY, dangerous [ad...
dicings 17 14 DICING, dice-playing...
dickens 16 16 (colloquial) the dev...
dickers 17 15 DICKER, to haggle, t...
dickeys 23 17 DICKEY, a false shir...
dickier 17 15 DICKY, poor in condi...
dickies 17 15 DICKIE, a false shir...
dicking 18 18 the act of copulatio...
dicliny 23 15 the state of having...
dicotyl 23 14 (short for) a dicoty...
dictate 15 11 to read aloud for re...
dictier 16 11 DICTY, (US slang) pr...
dicting 17 14 DICT, (obsolete) to...
diction 15 12 the manner of enunci...
dictums 18 15 DICTUM, an authorita...
dicycly 33 19 the state of being d...
didacts 16 12 DIDACT, a person giv...
didakai 13 13 (Romany) an itineran...
didakei 13 13 an itinerant tinker,...
didders 13 10 DIDDER, (dialect) to...
diddier 13 10 DIDDY, (colloquial)...
diddies 13 10 DIDDY, a female brea...
diddled 14 12 DIDDLE, to cheat, sw...
diddler 14 11 a cheat [n -S]
diddles 14 11 DIDDLE, to cheat, sw...
diddley 20 13 the least amount, al...
diddums 15 14 an interjection used...
didicoi 16 12 an itinerant tinker,...
didicoy 22 14 an itinerant tinker,...
dieback 18 18 a gradual dying of p...
diedral 13 10 the angle between tw...
diedres 12 9 DIEDRE, (French) a r...
diehard 14 11 a stubborn person [n...
dieoffs 16 14 DIEOFF, a dying off...
diesels 13 9 DIESEL, to continue...
diester 12 8 a type of chemical c...
dietary 18 10 relating to diet [ad...
dieters 12 8 DIETER, one who diet...
diether 14 10 a chemical compound...
diethyl 22 13 in chemistry, having...
dietine 11 9 a minor or local die...
dieting 13 11 the act of dieting [...
dietist 13 8 an expert on diet, a...
differs 17 14 DIFFER, to be unlike...
difform 18 17 (obsolete) unlike, i...
diffuse 17 15 spread wide [adj DIF...
digamma 15 16 (Greek) a letter of...
digests 14 10 DIGEST, to assimilat...
diggers 15 12 DIGGER, one who or s...
digging 16 15 an excavation [n -S]
dighted 16 13 DIGHT, to adorn, to...
digicam 18 16 a digital camera [n...
digital 15 11 relating to digits [...
diglots 15 11 DIGLOT, a bilingual...
diglyph 26 18 an architectural dec...
dignify 22 16 to add dignity to [v...
dignity 20 13 the state of being d...
digonal 13 12 of symmetry about an...
digoxin 19 18 a drug to improve he...
digraph 18 15 a pair of letters re...
digress 14 10 to stray from the ma...
dihedra 14 11 DIHEDRON, a flattene...
dikasts 14 12 DIKAST, (historical)...
dikdiks 16 17 DIKDIK, a small East...
dikiest 14 12 DIKEY, (colloquial)...
dikkops 17 19 DIKKOP, (Afrikaans)...
diktats 14 12 DIKTAT, a harsh sett...
dilated 13 10 DILATE, to make wide...
dilater 13 9 something that enlar...
dilates 13 9 DILATE, to make wide...
dilator 13 9 something that dilat...
dildoes 13 10 DILDOE, an object us...
dilemma 15 15 a position where eac...
dillier 15 10 DILLY, very pleasing...
dillies 15 10 DILLY, a small bag,...
dilling 16 13 a darling; the young...
diluent 13 11 a diluting substance...
diluted 14 11 DILUTE, to make thin...
dilutee 13 10 an unskilled worker...
diluter 14 10 someone who or somet...
dilutes 14 10 DILUTE, to make thin...
dilutor 14 10 one that dilutes, al...
diluvia 16 14 DILUVIUM, (Latin) a...
dimbles 17 15 DIMBLE, a deep narro...
dimboes 15 14 DIMBO, an unintellig...
dimeric 17 14 composed of two part...
dimeter 13 11 a verse of two metri...
dimmers 15 14 DIMMER, a device for...
dimmest 15 14 DIM, obscure [adj]
dimming 16 17 the act of reducing...
dimmish 18 16 somewhat dim [adj]
dimness 13 12 the state of being d...
dimorph 18 16 either one of the tw...
dimouts 14 12 DIMOUT, a condition...
dimpled 17 16 DIMPLE, to mark with...
dimples 17 15 DIMPLE, to mark with...
dimwits 18 14 DIMWIT, a person of...
dimyary 26 15 having two adductor...
dindled 13 12 DINDLE, (Scots) to t...
dindles 13 11 DINDLE, (Scots) to t...
dineric 15 12 pertaining to the in...
dineros 11 9 DINERO, a former Per...
dinette 11 9 an alcove or other p...
dingbat 15 14 (US slang) a crazy p...
dingers 13 11 DINGER, anything sup...
dingeys 19 13 DINGEY, a small open...
dingied 13 12 DINGY, to ignore or...
dingier 13 11 DINGY, grimy, also D...
dingies 13 11 DINGY, to ignore or...
dingily 21 14 DINGY, grimy, also D...
dinging 14 14 DING, to dash; to th...
dingles 14 12 DINGLE, a deep narro...
dingoed 12 12 DINGO, to act in a c...
dingoes 12 11 DINGO, to act in a c...
dinings 13 12 DINING, an act of fo...
dinitro 12 9 having two nitro gro...
dinkest 13 13 DINK, neat [adj]
dinkeys 19 15 DINKEY, a small loco...
dinkier 13 13 DINKY, small, neat [...
dinkies 13 13 DINKIE, an affluent...
dinking 14 16 DINK, to play a drop...
dinkums 15 17 DINKUM, (Australian...
dinmont 12 13 (Scots) a wether bet...
dinners 11 10 DINNER, to dine [v]
dinning 12 13 DIN, to make a loud...
dinnled 12 12 DINNLE, (Scots) to t...
dinnles 12 11 DINNLE, (Scots) to t...
dinting 13 12 DINT, to make a dent...
diobols 15 12 DIOBOL, an ancient G...
diocese 14 11 the circuit or exten...
diopter 14 11 a measure of refract...
dioptre 14 11 a measure of refract...
diorama 12 11 an exhibition of tra...
diorism 14 11 a distinction, a def...
diorite 12 8 a crystalline granul...
dioxane 16 16 a toxic flammable so...
dioxans 17 16 DIOXAN, a toxic flam...
dioxide 18 16 a type of oxide, als...
dioxids 19 16 DIOXID, an oxide wit...
dioxins 18 16 DIOXIN, an extremely...
diphase 16 13 having two phases, a...
diphone 15 14 a shorthand sign for...
diploes 15 12 DIPLOE, the soft, sp...
diploic 19 15 of or pertaining to...
diploid 16 13 an animall with two...
diploma 16 15 a document indicatin...
diplons 15 13 DIPLON, an alternati...
diplont 15 13 an organism with a p...
dipnets 14 12 DIPNET, to scoop fis...
dipnoan 12 13 a lungfish [n -S]
dipodic 18 15 of or like dipody, a...
dipolar 15 12 having two poles, as...
dipoles 15 12 DIPOLE, a pair of eq...
dippers 17 14 DIPPER, a water bird...
dippier 17 14 DIPPY, crazy, insane...
dipping 18 17 the act of dipping [...
dipshit 18 13 a contemptible perso...
diptera 14 11 an extensive order o...
diptyca 24 16 a pair of pictures o...
diptych 27 18 an ancient writing t...
diquark 22 22 a low energy configu...
diquats 21 18 DIQUAT, a kind of he...
dirdams 14 12 DIRDAM, (Scots) an u...
dirdums 15 13 DIRDUM, (Scots) an u...
directs 16 11 DIRECT, to control o...
direful 16 13 dreadful [adj DIREFU...
dirempt 16 14 to separate into two...
dirhams 16 13 DIRHAM, a Middle Eas...
dirhems 16 13 DIRHEM, a Middle Eas...
diriges 14 10 DIRIGE, (obsolete) a...
dirking 15 15 DIRK, to stab with a...
dirling 15 12 DIRL, (Scots) to (ca...
dirndls 14 11 DIRNDL, (German) an...
dirtbag 16 13 a contemptible perso...
dirtied 13 9 DIRTY, to soil [v]
dirtier 13 8 DIRTY, soiled [adj]
dirties 13 8 DIRTY, to soil [v]
dirtily 21 11 DIRTY, soiled [adv]
dirting 14 11 DIRT, to make dirty...
disable 15 12 to render incapable,...
disally 21 12 to break an alliance...
disarms 14 11 DISARM, to deprive o...
disavow 17 15 to disclaim responsi...
disband 14 13 to break up [v -ED,...
disbark 16 15 to strip of bark [v...
disbars 15 11 DISBAR, to expel fro...
disbuds 16 13 DISBUD, to remove bu...
discage 16 13 to free from a cage...
discant 15 12 to sing, also DESCAN...
discard 16 12 to throw away [v -ED...
discase 15 11 to remove the case o...
discept 18 14 to dispute, debate [...
discern 15 12 to perceive, also SC...
discerp 18 14 to separate [v -ED,...
discide 16 12 to cut asunder [v DI...
discing 17 14 DISC, to break up la...
discoed 15 12 DISCO, to take part...
discoer 15 11 one who frequents di...
discoes 15 11 DISCO, to take part...
discoid 16 12 something in the for...
discord 16 12 to disagree [v -ED,...
discure 16 12 to find out, also DI...
discuss 17 12 to talk over [v -ED,...
disdain 12 10 to scorn, look down...
disease 11 8 to make unhealthy [v...
disedge 13 11 (Shakespeare) to dep...
diseurs 13 9 DISEUR, (French) a (...
diseuse 12 9 (French) a female di...
disfame 15 14 to throw into disrep...
disform 16 14 to alter the form of...
disgest 14 10 to assimilate food i...
disgown 16 14 to strip of a gown [...
disgust 15 11 to cause loathing [v...
dishelm 17 14 to deprive of a helm...
dishful 19 15 as much as a dish ca...
dishier 15 10 DISHY, (colloquial)...
dishing 16 13 a hollow, a concavit...
dishmop 18 16 a mop for cleaning d...
dishome 15 13 to deprive of a home...
dishorn 14 11 to deprive of horns...
dishpan 16 14 a pan for washing di...
dishrag 16 12 a cloth for washing...
disject 18 20 to dismember, to sca...
disjoin 14 18 to separate [v -ED,...
disjune 14 19 (Scots) breakfast [n...
diskers 14 12 DISKER, one who disk...
disking 15 15 DISK, to break up la...
disleaf 15 12 to deprive of leaves...
disleal 14 10 (Spenser) disloyal [...
dislike 15 13 to regard with avers...
dislimb 18 15 to tear limb from li...
dislimn 15 13 (Shakespeare) to def...
dislink 15 14 to unlink, separate...
disload 13 10 to unload, disburden...
dismals 15 12 DISMAL, a swamp [n]
dismans 13 12 DISMAN, to deprive o...
dismask 15 15 to divest of a mask...
dismast 14 11 to remove the mast o...
dismayd 20 14 misshapen [adj]
dismayl 21 14 (Spenser) to deprive...
dismays 20 13 DISMAY, to appall or...
dismiss 15 11 to send away [v -ED,...
disnest 12 9 to dislodge from a n...
disobey 20 13 to refuse to follow...
disomic 17 14 having a number of c...
disowns 15 12 DISOWN, to deny the...
dispace 17 14 to range about [v DI...
dispark 16 15 (archaic) to make no...
dispart 15 11 (archaic) to part, s...
dispels 16 12 DISPEL, to drive awa...
dispend 14 13 (obsolete) to expend...
display 22 14 to put on show [v -E...
displed 16 13 DISPLE, (Spenser) to...
disples 16 12 DISPLE, (Spenser) to...
dispone 13 12 to make a legal tran...
disport 15 11 to amuse oneself [v...
dispose 14 11 to arrange or settle...
dispost 15 11 to displace from a p...
disprad 15 12 DISPRED, to spread o...
dispred 15 12 to spread out, also...
dispute 15 12 to argue about [v DI...
disrank 13 13 to reduce rank [v -E...
disrate 12 8 to lower in rank [v...
disrobe 14 11 to undress [v DISROB...
disroot 12 8 to tear up the roots...
disrupt 16 12 to throw into confus...
dissave 14 12 to use savings for c...
disseat 12 8 to unseat, dethrone...
dissect 16 11 to cut apart for sci...
dissent 12 9 to disagree [v -ED,...
dissert 13 8 to discuss in a form...
dissing 14 11 DIS, to disparage, a...
distaff 17 14 a type of staff [n D...
distain 12 9 (archaic) to stain,...
distant 12 9 far off or apart [ad...
distend 12 10 to swell [v -ED, -IN...
distent 12 9 (Spenser) breadth, d...
distich 19 13 a pair of verses or...
distill 16 10 to extract by vapori...
distils 15 9 DISTIL, to extract b...
distome 13 11 a parasitic flatworm...
distort 13 8 to twist or bend out...
distrix 20 15 the splitting of hai...
distune 12 10 to put out of tune [...
disturb 16 12 to interrupt the qui...
distyle 20 11 a portico with two c...
disused 13 10 DISUSE, to stop usin...
disuses 13 9 DISUSE, to stop usin...
disyoke 19 14 to free from a yoke...
ditched 18 14 DITCH, to dig a long...
ditcher 18 13 one who digs ditches...
ditches 18 13 DITCH, to dig a long...
dithers 15 10 DITHER, to act indec...
dithery 21 12 nervously excited [a...
dithiol 16 11 a chemical compound...
ditones 11 9 DITONE, in ancient G...
ditsier 13 8 DITSY, eccentric, al...
dittany 18 11 a plant of the mint...
dittays 19 10 DITTAY, a legal char...
dittied 13 9 DITTY, to put to mus...
ditties 13 8 DITTY, to put to mus...
ditting 14 11 DIT, (Scots) to bloc...
dittoed 12 9 DITTO, to repeat tha...
ditzier 16 17 DITZY, eccentric, al...
diurnal 13 11 recurring every day;...
diurons 12 10 DIURON, a herbicide...
diverge 15 14 to move in different...
diverse 14 12 varied [adj DIVERSEL...
diverts 15 12 DIVERT, to turn asid...
divests 15 12 DIVEST, to strip or...
divided 15 14 DIVIDE, to separate...
divider 15 13 one who divides [n -...
divides 15 13 DIVIDE, to separate...
divined 14 14 DIVINE, to foretell...
diviner 14 13 one who divines [n -...
divines 14 13 DIVINE, to foretell...
divings 16 15 DIVING, the sport or...
divisim 17 15 (Latin) separately [...
divisor 15 12 the number by which...
divorce 17 15 to terminate the mar...
divulge 17 16 to reveal [v DIVULGE...
divulse 16 14 to tear away [v DIVU...
divvied 17 17 DIVVY, to divide up,...
divvier 17 16 DIVVY, stupid [adj]
divvies 17 16 DIVVY, to divide up,...
divying 22 17 DIVI, to divide up,...
dizains 15 18 DIZAIN, (French) a t...
dizened 14 19 DIZEN, to dress in f...
dizzard 19 27 (obsolete) a blockhe...
dizzied 19 27 DIZZY, to make giddy...
dizzier 19 26 DIZZY, giddy [adj]
dizzies 19 26 DIZZY, to make giddy...
dizzily 27 29 DIZZY, giddy [adv]
djebels 17 21 DJEBEL, (Arabic) a h...
djembes 17 23 DJEMBE, a West Afric...
djibbah 21 25 (Arabic) a long loos...
djibbas 19 23 DJIBBA, a long loose...
doaters 11 8 DOATER, one who dote...
doating 12 11 an excessive love, a...
dobbers 16 14 DOBBER, (Australian...
dobbies 16 14 DOBBIE, a loom attac...
dobbing 17 17 DOB, to inform on [v...
dobbins 16 15 DOBBIN, a farm horse...
dobhash 18 15 (Hindi) an interpret...
doblons 14 13 DOBLON, a former gol...
dobsons 13 12 DOBSON, the larva of...
docents 14 12 DOCENT, (German) a c...
docetic 18 14 pertaining to the he...
dochmii 19 16 DOCHMIUS, a foot of...
docible 18 15 able to be made doci...
dociler 16 12 DOCILE, compliant [a...
dockage 16 17 a charge for the use...
dockens 15 16 DOCKEN, (Scots) a do...
dockers 16 15 DOCKER, a dock worke...
dockets 16 15 DOCKET, to provide w...
docking 17 18 the act of docking [...
dockise 16 15 to convert to dock u...
dockize 19 24 to convert to dock u...
docquet 23 21 to make a summary of...
doctors 15 11 DOCTOR, to treat med...
doddard 12 11 (obsolete) a tree mi...
dodders 12 10 DODDER, to walk unst...
doddery 18 12 unsteady with age [a...
doddier 12 10 DODDY, sulky [adj]
doddies 12 10 DODDY, a hornless co...
dodding 13 13 DOD, (Scots) to knoc...
doddles 13 11 DODDLE, an easy task...
dodgems 14 14 DODGEM, an amusement...
dodgers 13 11 DODGER, one that dod...
dodgery 19 13 evasion, trickery [n...
dodgier 13 11 DODGY, dubious, shad...
dodging 14 14 a photographic techn...
dodkins 13 14 DODKIN, an old Dutch...
dodmans 12 13 DODMAN, a snail [n]
dodoism 13 12 a stupid remark [n -...
doeskin 12 13 the skin of a doe [n...
doffers 16 14 DOFFER, part of a ca...
doffing 17 17 DOFF, to take off [v...
dogates 12 10 DOGATE, the office o...
dogbane 13 14 a small genus of per...
dogbolt 16 14 a type of arrow [n -...
dogcart 16 13 a light two-wheeled...
dogdoms 14 14 DOGDOM, the world of...
dogears 12 10 DOGEAR, to turn down...
dogeate 11 10 the office of a doge...
dogedom 13 14 the office of doge [...
dogface 17 16 a soldier in the US...
dogfish 18 15 a kind of small shar...
dogfood 14 14 food for a dog [n -S...
doggers 14 12 DOGGER, a two-masted...
doggery 20 14 surly behaviour [n D...
doggess 14 12 (facetious) a bitch...
doggier 14 12 DOGGY, resembling a...
doggies 14 12 DOGGIE, a small dog,...
dogging 15 15 hunting with dogs [n...
doggish 17 14 like a dog; having t...
doggone 12 13 damned, cursed [adj...
doggrel 15 13 poor quality comic v...
doghole 15 13 a wretched dwelling...
doglegs 15 13 DOGLEG, to move alon...
doglike 15 15 resembling a dog [ad...
dogmata 13 13 DOGMA, an authoritat...
dognaps 14 14 DOGNAP, to steal a d...
dogpile 16 14 a heap of bodies for...
dogrels 14 11 DOGREL, doggerel, al...
dogship 18 15 the personality of a...
dogshow 18 15 a show for dogs [n -...
dogskin 14 15 leather made from do...
dogsled 14 12 to ride a sled drawn...
dogtail 14 11 a grass with spiky f...
dogtown 15 14 a prairie-dog commun...
dogtrot 13 10 to move at a steady...
dogvane 13 15 a small vane to show...
dogwood 15 14 any of various shrub...
doilied 13 10 having a doily [adj]
doilies 13 9 DOILY, an ornamental...
doilter 13 9 DOILT, (Scots) crazy...
doitkin 13 13 an old Dutch coin, a...
doleful 16 14 sad, full of woe [ad...
dolente 11 10 musical direction, t...
dolinas 12 10 DOLINA, a swallow-ho...
dolines 12 10 DOLINE, a swallow-ho...
dollars 14 10 DOLLAR, a monetary u...
dolldom 15 14 the world of dolls [...
dollied 14 11 DOLLY, to move on a...
dollier 14 10 one who wheels a tro...
dollies 14 10 DOLLY, to move on a...
dolling 15 13 DOLL, to dress styli...
dollish 17 12 like a doll [adj DOL...
dollops 16 13 DOLLOP, to dispense...
dolmans 13 13 DOLMAN, a Turkish ro...
dolmens 13 13 DOLMEN, a prehistori...
dolosse 12 9 DOLOS, (South Africa...
dolours 13 10 DOLOUR, grief, also...
dolphin 17 15 any of a group of sm...
doltish 16 11 like a dolt [adj DOL...
domaine 11 12 (French) an estate w...
domains 12 12 DOMAIN, an area of c...
domatia 12 11 DOMATIUM, a plant-st...
dometts 13 11 DOMETT, a type of pl...
domical 17 15 shaped like a dome,...
domicil 18 15 to establish in a re...
domiest 13 11 DOMY, like a dome [a...
dominee 11 12 a minister of the Du...
domines 12 12 DOMINE, a member of...
dominie 12 12 a schoolmaster, a tu...
dominos 12 12 DOMINO, a small mask...
donairs 11 9 DONAIR, sliced lamb...
donated 10 10 DONATE, to contribut...
donates 10 9 DONATE, to contribut...
donator 10 9 one that donates, al...
donders 11 10 DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
donegal 12 12 a type of tweed [n -...
donging 13 14 DONG, to ring a deep...
dongles 13 12 DONGLE, a security d...
dongola 12 12 a type of tanned lea...
donings 12 12 DONING, (colloquial)...
donjons 12 19 DONJON, the main tow...
donkeys 18 15 DONKEY, the common a...
donnard 10 11 (Scots) stupid, daze...
donnart 10 10 (Scots) stupid, daze...
donnats 10 10 DONNAT, (dialect) a...
donnees 9 10 DONNEE, (French) a d...
donnerd 10 11 (Scots) stupid, dull...
donnert 10 10 (Scots) stupid, dull...
donnies 10 10 DONNY, (colloquial)...
donning 11 13 DON, to put on [v]
donnish 13 12 scholarly [adj DONNI...
donnism 12 13 self-importance [n -...
donnots 10 10 DONNOT, (dialect) an...
donship 16 14 the rank of a Spanis...
donsier 11 9 DONSIE, unlucky, als...
donzels 15 19 DONZEL, (obsolete) a...
doobies 13 11 DOOBIE, a marijuana...
doobrey 19 13 a thing whose name i...
doobrie 13 11 a thing whose name i...
doocing 15 14 DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
doocots 14 11 DOOCOT, (Scots) a do...
doodads 11 10 DOODAD, something wh...
doodahs 13 11 DOODAH, something wh...
doodies 11 9 DOODY, a childish wo...
doodled 12 11 DOODLE, to scribble...
doodler 12 10 one that doodles [n...
doodles 12 10 DOODLE, to scribble...
doodoos 10 9 DOODOO, a childish w...
doofers 13 11 DOOFER, a thingummyb...
dookets 12 12 DOOKET, (Scots) a do...
dooking 13 15 DOOK, (Scots) to duc...
doolans 11 10 DOOLAN, (New Zealand...
doolees 11 9 DOOLEE, (Hindi) a li...
doolies 12 9 DOOLY, (Hindi) a lit...
doomful 16 16 (Spenser) dispensing...
doomier 12 11 DOOMY, depressed [ad...
doomily 20 14 ominously [adv]
dooming 13 14 DOOM, to condemn to...
doorman 11 12 a porter, a doorkeep...
doormat 12 11 a mat in front of a...
doormen 11 12 DOORMAN, a porter, a...
doorway 20 13 the entrance to a ho...
doosras 11 8 DOOSRA, a delivery b...
doowops 16 14 DOOWOP, a style of s...
doozers 14 17 DOOZER, an extraordi...
doozies 14 17 DOOZY, an extraordin...
dopants 13 12 DOPANT, in electroni...
dopatta 13 11 (Hindi) a silk or mu...
dopiaza 16 20 an Indian dish, meat...
dopiest 14 11 DOPY, lethargic; stu...
dopings 15 14 DOPING, the act of d...
doppers 16 14 DOPPER, a little gre...
doppies 16 14 DOPPIE, a cartridge-...
dopping 17 17 a flock of sheldrake...
doppios 16 14 DOPPIO, a double mea...
dorados 11 9 DORADO, a large edib...
dorbugs 16 14 DORBUG, (US) a cockc...
dorhawk 18 17 (dialect) the nightj...
dorised 12 9 DORISE, to become li...
dorises 12 8 DORISE, to become li...
dorized 15 18 DORIZE, to become li...
dorizes 15 17 DORIZE, to become li...
dorkier 13 12 DORKY, (slang) idiot...
dorkish 16 14 like a dork, idiotic...
dorlach 18 14 (Gaelic) a bundle fo...
dormant 12 12 of volcanoes, inacti...
dormers 13 11 DORMER, a type of ga...
dormice 16 14 DORMOUSE, any member...
dormins 13 12 DORMIN, abscisic aci...
dorneck 15 16 a heavy linen fabric...
dornick 16 16 a heavy linen fabric...
dornock 15 16 a heavy linen fabric...
dorpers 14 11 DORPER, a breed of m...
dorring 13 11 DOR, to mock, scoff...
dorsals 13 9 DORSAL, a dorsal fin...
dorsels 13 9 DORSEL, an ornamenta...
dorsers 12 8 DORSER, a covering f...
dorters 12 8 DORTER, (archaic) a...
dortier 12 8 DORTY, (Scots) petti...
dorting 13 11 DORT, (Scots) to sul...
dortour 12 9 (archaic) a dormitor...
doryman 18 14 one that fishes from...
dorymen 18 14 DORYMAN, one that fi...
dosages 12 10 DOSAGE, the amount o...
dossals 13 9 DOSSAL, an ornamenta...
dossels 13 9 DOSSEL, an ornamenta...
dossers 12 8 DOSSER, a covering f...
dossier 12 8 a file of papers on...
dossils 14 9 DOSSIL, a wad of lin...
dossing 13 11 DOSS, to sleep in an...
dotages 12 10 DOTAGE, the state of...
dotants 11 9 DOTANT, (Shakespeare...
dotards 12 9 DOTARD, someone who...
dotcoms 16 14 DOTCOM, a company th...
dotiest 12 8 DOTY, stained by dec...
dotings 13 11 DOTING, an excessive...
dottels 13 9 DOTTEL, a mass of ha...
dotters 12 8 DOTTER, one who dots...
dottier 12 8 DOTTY, feebleminded,...
dottily 20 11 DOTTY, feebleminded,...
dotting 13 11 DOT, to cover with t...
dottled 13 10 full of dottle, unbu...
dottler 13 9 DOTTLE, of tobacco,...
dottles 13 9 DOTTLE, a mass of pa...
dottrel 13 9 a shore bird, also D...
douanes 10 10 DOUANE, a customhous...
doubled 15 14 DOUBLE, to make twic...
doubler 15 13 one that doubles [n...
doubles 15 13 DOUBLE, to make twic...
doublet 15 13 a close-fitting body...
doubted 14 13 DOUBT, to be uncerta...
doubter 14 12 one who doubts [n -S...
doucely 22 15 DOUCE, (French) swee...
doucest 15 12 DOUCE, (French) swee...
doucets 15 12 DOUCET, a sweet dish...
douceur 15 13 (French) a subtly of...
douched 17 15 DOUCHE, to cleanse w...
douches 17 14 DOUCHE, to cleanse w...
doucine 14 13 (French) an ogee mou...
doughty 22 15 courageous [adj DOUG...
douking 14 16 DOUK, to duck, bathe...
douleia 12 10 in Roman Catholicism...
dourahs 14 11 DOURAH, Indian mille...
dourest 12 9 DOUR, determined, su...
dourine 11 10 a disease of horses...
dousers 12 9 DOUSER, something us...
dousing 13 12 DOUSE, to plunge int...
douters 12 9 DOUTER, an extinguis...
douting 13 12 DOUT, (Scots) to put...
dovecot 16 15 a roost for domestic...
doveish 16 14 like a dove, seeking...
dovekey 20 18 (Scots) a kind of gu...
dovekie 14 16 (Scots) a kind of gu...
dovelet 14 13 a young or small dov...
dovened 12 14 DOVEN, to utter Jewi...
dovered 13 13 DOVER, (Scots) to do...
doviest 14 12 DOVIE, (Scots) stupi...
dowable 17 15 entitled to an endow...
dowager 15 13 a title given to a w...
dowdier 15 12 DOWDY, dressed unsty...
dowdies 15 12 DOWDY, a woman who w...
dowdily 23 15 DOWDY, dressed unsty...
doweled 15 13 DOWEL, to fasten wit...
dowered 14 12 DOWER, to provide wi...
dowiest 15 11 DOWIE, (Scots) dull,...
dowlier 16 12 DOWLY, (English dial...
dowlnes 15 13 DOWLNE, (Shakespeare...
dowlney 21 15 (Shakespeare) downy,...
downbow 19 18 a way of bowing a vi...
downcry 24 17 to denigrate or disp...
downers 14 12 DOWNER, something th...
downier 14 12 DOWNY, covered in do...
downies 14 12 DOWNY, a bed [n]
downily 22 15 DOWNY [adv]
downing 15 15 DOWN, to cause to fa...
downlow 18 16 as in on the downlow...
dowries 15 11 DOWRY, the property...
dowsers 15 11 DOWSER, one who sear...
dowsets 15 11 DOWSET, a savory tar...
dowsing 16 14 the act of looking f...
doyenne 15 12 a women who is the e...
doyleys 25 13 DOYLEY, an ornamenta...
doylies 19 11 DOYLY, an ornamental...
dozened 13 19 DOZEN, (Scots) to do...
dozenth 16 20 the ordinal of dozen...
doziest 15 17 DOZY, sleepy [adj]
dozings 16 20 DOZING, the act of t...
drabbed 16 15 DRAB, to associate w...
drabber 16 14 one who associates w...
drabbet 16 14 a coarse linen fabri...
drabble 17 15 to make wet and dirt...
drabler 15 12 a piece of canvas fa...
dracena 13 12 a genus of liliaceou...
drachma 18 16 (Greek) a Greek mone...
drachms 19 16 DRACHM, (Greek) a Gr...
dracone 13 12 (tradename) a towed...
drafted 14 12 DRAFT, to conscript...
draftee 13 11 one that is drafted...
drafter 14 11 a person who prepare...
dragees 12 10 DRAGEE, a sugarcoate...
dragged 14 13 DRAG, to pull along...
dragger 14 12 a fishing vessel tha...
draggle 15 13 to make wet and dirt...
dragnet 12 11 a large net drawn be...
dragons 12 11 DRAGON, a mythical,...
dragoon 11 11 a heavy cavalry [n -...
dragway 22 15 a race course for dr...
drailed 13 10 DRAIL, to dirty by d...
drained 11 10 DRAIN, to draw off a...
drainer 11 9 someone or something...
dramady 19 14 a sitcom with dramat...
dramedy 19 14 a sitcom with dramat...
drammed 14 15 DRAM, to tipple, dri...
dranted 11 10 DRANT, (dialect) to...
drapers 14 11 DRAPER, a dealer in...
drapery 20 13 cloth, textiles etc....
drapets 14 11 DRAPET, (Spenser) a...
drapier 14 11 (obsolete) one whose...
draping 15 14 DRAPE, to arrange in...
drapped 16 15 DRAP, (Scots) to dro...
drappie 16 14 (Scots) a little dro...
drastic 16 11 severe [adj DRASTICA...
dratted 12 9 DRAT, to damn [v]
draught 16 13 to draft [v -ED, -IN...
draunts 12 10 DRAUNT, to drawl, to...
drawbar 17 14 a sliding bar [n -S]
drawees 14 11 DRAWEE, the person o...
drawers 15 11 DRAWER, one that dra...
drawing 16 14 a portrayal in lines...
drawled 16 13 DRAWL, to speak slow...
drawler 16 12 one who drawls [n -S...
drayage 18 12 transportation by dr...
draying 19 13 DRAY, to transport b...
drayman 18 14 one who drives a dra...
draymen 18 14 DRAYMAN, one who dri...
drazels 16 18 DRAZEL, (dialect) a...
dreaded 11 10 DREAD, to fear great...
dreader 11 9 someone who dreads [...
dreadly 19 12 dreadful [adj]
dreamed 12 12 DREAM, to experience...
dreamer 12 11 one that dreams [n -...
drearer 11 8 DREAR, dreary, also...
dreares 11 8 DREARE, (Spenser) dr...
dredged 13 12 DREDGE, to scoop mud...
dredger 13 11 a boat or machine us...
dredges 13 11 DREDGE, to scoop mud...
dreeing 12 11 DREE, to suffer, end...
dreidel 13 10 a four-sided toy mar...
dreidls 14 10 DREIDL, a four-sided...
dressed 12 9 DRESS, to put clothe...
dresser 12 8 one that dresses [n...
dresses 12 8 DRESS, to put clothe...
drevill 17 14 (Spenser) a foul per...
dribbed 17 15 DRIB, to do by littl...
dribber 17 14 (obsolete) one who d...
dribble 18 15 to let saliva flow f...
dribbly 25 17 given to dribbling [...
driblet 16 12 a small drop of liqu...
drifted 15 12 DRIFT, to drift alon...
drifter 15 11 one that drifts [n -...
drilled 15 11 DRILL, to bore a hol...
driller 15 10 one who drills [n -S...
drinker 13 13 one who drinks [n -S...
dripped 17 15 DRIP, to fall in dro...
dripper 17 14 something from liqui...
drivels 16 13 DRIVEL, to let saliv...
drivers 15 12 DRIVER, one who driv...
driving 16 15 of rain, heavy and w...
drizzle 20 27 to rain lightly [v D...
drizzly 27 29 marked by light rain...
drogers 13 10 DROGER, a West India...
drogher 15 12 a West Indian sailin...
drogues 13 11 DROGUE, a funnel-sha...
droguet 13 11 a ribbed woollen dre...
droichs 18 13 DROICH, (Gaelic) a d...
droichy 24 15 (Gaelic) dwarfish [a...
droiled 13 10 DROIL, (obsolete) to...
drolest 13 9 DROLE, amusing [adj]
drolled 14 11 DROLL, to jest [v]
droller 14 10 DROLL, quaintly amus...
dromond 12 13 a large fast-sailing...
dromons 12 12 DROMON, a large fast...
droners 11 9 DRONER, one who dron...
drongos 12 11 DRONGO, (Australian...
dronier 11 9 DRONY, monotonous [a...
droning 12 12 DRONE, to make a mon...
dronish 14 11 like a drone; idle [...
drooked 12 13 DROOK, (Scots) to dr...
drookit 13 12 drenched, also DROUK...
drooled 12 10 DROOL, to let saliva...
droomes 12 11 DROOME, (Spenser) a...
drooped 13 12 DROOP, to hang downw...
dropfly 24 17 an angling fly [n DR...
droplet 15 12 a tiny drop [n -S]
dropout 14 12 one who drops out of...
dropped 16 15 DROP, to let fall in...
dropper 16 14 a tube for dispensin...
dropple 17 15 a trickle [n -S]
droptop 16 14 a convertible automo...
drosera 11 8 a genus of insectivo...
droshky 22 16 an open carriage, al...
drosses 12 8 DROSS, waste matter...
drostdy 19 11 a type of South Afri...
drought 16 13 a dry period [n -S]
drouked 13 14 DROUK, (Scots) to dr...
droukit 14 13 drenched, also DROOK...
drouths 15 11 DROUTH, drought [n]
drouthy 21 13 dry, also DROUGHTY [...
drovers 14 12 DROVER, a driver of...
droving 15 15 the action of herdin...
drownds 15 13 DROWND, (colloquial)...
drowned 14 13 DROWN, to suffocate...
drowner 14 12 one who drowns [n -S...
drowsed 15 12 DROWSE, to doze [v]
drowses 15 11 DROWSE, to doze [v]
drubbed 17 16 DRUB, to beat severe...
drubber 17 15 one who drubs [n -S]
drucken 16 17 (Scots) drunken [adj...
drudged 14 13 DRUDGE, to do hard,...
drudger 14 12 one who drudges [n -...
drudges 14 12 DRUDGE, to do hard,...
drugged 15 14 DRUG, to dose with a...
drugger 15 13 one who drugs [n -S]
drugget 15 13 a coarse durable woo...
druggie 15 13 (colloquial) a drug...
druidic 17 13 pertaining to, or re...
druidry 20 12 the practice of drui...
drumble 17 16 to move slowly [v DR...
drumlin 15 14 a long hill of glaci...
drummed 15 16 DRUM, to beat a perc...
drummer 15 15 one who plays a drum...
drunken 12 15 drunk [adj DRUNKENLY...
drunker 13 14 DRUNK, intoxicated [...
drupels 16 13 DRUPEL, a small part...
drusier 13 9 DRUSY, rough with mi...
druther 15 11 one's preference [n...
druxier 19 16 DRUXY, of timber, ha...
dryable 21 14 able to be dried [ad...
dryades 18 11 DRYAD, a nymph of th...
dryadic 22 14 like a dryad [adj]
drybeat 20 13 to beat without draw...
dryings 20 13 DRYING, the act of d...
dryland 19 13 an arid region [n -S...
drylots 20 11 DRYLOT, an enclosure...
dryness 18 11 the state of being d...
drysuit 20 11 a close-fitting air-...
drywall 24 15 board used in walls...
drywell 24 15 a hole for receiving...
dualins 13 11 DUALIN, an explosive...
dualise 13 10 to make twofold, als...
dualism 15 13 the doctrine of two...
dualist 14 10 an adherent of duali...
duality 20 12 the state of being t...
dualize 16 19 to make twofold, als...
dualled 14 12 DUAL, to make a road...
duallie 14 11 a pickup truck with...
duarchy 24 16 government by two po...
dubbers 17 15 DUBBER, one that dub...
dubbing 18 18 the act of adding so...
dubbins 17 16 DUBBIN, to apply a p...
dubiety 21 14 doubtfulness [n DUBI...
dubious 15 13 doubtful [adj DUBIOU...
dubnium 16 17 an element produced...
dubstep 17 15 a genre of electroni...
ducally 24 16 DUCAL, pertaining to...
ducdame 16 16 (Shakespeare) a mean...
duchess 18 14 the wife or widow of...
duchies 18 14 DUCHY, the domain of...
duckers 17 16 DUCKER, a diving-bir...
duckier 17 16 DUCKY, (US slang) ex...
duckies 17 16 DUCKIE [n]
ducking 18 19 duck-hunting [n -S]
duckish 20 18 dusk [n -ES]
duckpin 19 20 a type of bowling pi...
ductile 17 13 easily molded or sha...
ducting 17 15 a system of ducts [n...
ductule 17 14 a small duct [n -S]
dudders 13 11 DUDDER [n]
duddery 19 13 rags collectively [n...
duddier 13 11 DUDDY, (Scots) ragge...
duddies 13 11 DUDDIE, a friend, a...
dudeens 11 11 DUDEEN, (Irish) a cl...
dudette 12 10 a dudish female [n -...
dudgeon 12 13 the haft of a dagger...
dudheen 13 13 (Irish) a clay pipe,...
dudisms 15 13 DUDISM, dressing up...
duelers 13 10 DUELER, one who duel...
dueling 14 13 the act of fighting...
duelist 14 10 one who duels, also...
duelled 14 12 DUEL, to fight forma...
dueller 14 11 one who duels, also...
duellos 14 11 DUELLO, (Italian) a...
duendes 11 11 DUENDE, (Spanish) th...
dueness 11 10 the state of being o...
duennas 10 11 DUENNA, (Spanish) a...
dueting 13 12 DUET, to perform a d...
duetted 12 10 DUET, to perform a d...
duettos 12 9 DUETTO, a musical pe...
duffels 18 16 DUFFEL, a coarse woo...
duffers 17 15 DUFFER, a clumsy per...
duffest 17 15 DUFF, no good [adj]
duffing 18 18 cattle stealing [n -...
duffles 18 16 DUFFLE, a coarse woo...
dufuses 15 13 DUFUS, a stupid pers...
dugites 14 11 DUGITE, an Australia...
dugongs 14 14 DUGONG, an aquatic m...
dugouts 14 12 DUGOUT, a canoe made...
duhkhas 18 17 DUHKHA, suffering du...
duikers 14 13 DUIKER, (Afrikaans)...
dukedom 14 17 the domain of a duke...
dukkahs 17 19 DUKKAH, a mix of gro...
dukkhas 17 19 DUKKHA, suffering du...
dulcets 17 13 DULCET, a soft-toned...
dulcian 16 14 (historical) a small...
dulcify 26 18 to sweeten [v DULCIF...
dulcite 17 13 a saccharine substan...
dulcose 16 13 a saccharine substan...
dullard 15 12 a dolt [n -S]
dullest 15 11 DULL, mentally slow...
dullier 15 11 DULLY, somewhat dull...
dulling 16 14 DULL, to blunt, make...
dullish 18 13 somewhat dull [adj D...
dulness 13 11 the state of being d...
duloses 13 10 DULOSIS, enslavement...
dulosis 14 10 enslavement by an in...
dulotic 17 13 relating to dulosis,...
dumaist 14 12 a member of the duma...
dumbest 16 15 DUMB, incapable of s...
dumbing 17 18 DUMB, to deprive of...
dumdums 16 17 DUMDUM, a soft-nosed...
dummied 15 16 DUMMY, to fake [v]
dummier 15 15 DUMMY, sham, feigned...
dummies 15 15 DUMMY, to fake [v]
dumpbin 18 19 a bin for rubbish [n...
dumpees 15 15 DUMPEE, the person i...
dumpers 16 15 DUMPER, a wave that...
dumpier 16 15 DUMPY, short and thi...
dumpies 16 15 DUMPY, a dumpy perso...
dumpily 24 18 DUMPY, short and thi...
dumping 17 18 the selling of large...
dumpish 19 17 dull; sad [adj DUMPI...
dumpled 17 17 DUMPLE, to make dump...
dumples 17 16 DUMPLE, to make dump...
duncery 21 15 stupidity [n DUNCERI...
dunched 17 16 DUNCH, (Scots) to jo...
dunches 17 15 DUNCH, (Scots) to jo...
duncish 18 15 like a dunce [adj DU...
dunders 12 11 DUNDER, dregs of sug...
dungeon 11 13 to confine in an und...
dungers 13 12 DUNGER, (New Zealand...
dungier 13 12 DUNGY, having the qu...
dunging 14 15 DUNG, to fertilize w...
dunites 12 10 DUNITE, an igneous r...
dunitic 16 13 relating to dunite,...
dunkers 13 14 DUNKER, one who dunk...
dunking 14 17 the act of immersing...
dunlins 13 12 DUNLIN, a species of...
dunnage 11 13 wood laid in a ship'...
dunnart 11 11 an Australian marsup...
dunness 11 11 the state of being d...
dunnest 11 11 DUN, of a dull brown...
dunnier 11 11 DUNNY, stupid [adj]
dunnies 11 11 DUNNY, an outside la...
dunning 12 14 the act of dunning,...
dunnish 14 13 somewhat dun [adj]
dunnite 11 11 a kind of explosive...
dunnock 15 18 the hedge-sparrow [n...
dunshed 14 13 DUNSH, (Scots) to jo...
dunshes 14 12 DUNSH, (Scots) to jo...
dunting 13 13 DUNT, to strike with...
duodena 10 11 DUODENUM, the first...
duologs 14 12 DUOLOG, a conversati...
duopoly 21 15 the market condition...
duotone 10 10 a drawing etc. done...
dupable 17 16 able to be duped [ad...
dupatta 14 12 a silk shawl [n -S]
dupings 16 15 DUPING, the act of d...
dupions 14 13 DUPION, (French) a c...
duplets 16 13 DUPLET, a pair of el...
duplied 16 14 DUPLY, to give a sec...
duplies 16 13 DUPLY, to give a sec...
duppies 17 15 DUPPY, in the West I...
dupping 18 18 DUP, (Shakespeare) t...
durable 15 13 lasting [adj DURABLY...
durably 22 15 DURABLE, lasting [ad...
duramen 12 13 (Latin) the heartwoo...
durance 14 13 restraint by physica...
durants 12 10 DURANT, a strong clo...
durbars 15 12 DURBAR, the court of...
durdums 15 14 DURDUM, (Scots) an u...
dureful 16 14 (Spenser) enduring,...
duresse 12 9 compulsion by force,...
durgahs 16 13 DURGAH, a structure...
durgans 13 12 DURGAN, (dialect) a...
durgier 14 11 DURGY, dwarfish [adj...
durians 12 10 DURIAN, (Malay) a tr...
durions 12 10 DURION, (Malay) a tr...
durmast 14 12 a Eurasian oak, whic...
durning 13 13 DURN, to damn [v]
durries 13 9 DURRIE, an Indian co...
dushing 16 14 DUSH, (Scots) to str...
duskens 13 14 DUSKEN, to grow dark...
duskest 14 13 DUSK, dim, darkening...
duskier 14 13 DUSKY, somewhat dark...
duskily 22 16 DUSKY, somewhat dark...
dusking 15 16 DUSK, to make dim [v...
duskish 17 15 somewhat dusky [adj...
dustbin 15 13 a trash can [n -S]
dusters 13 9 DUSTER, one who dust...
dustier 13 9 DUSTY, full of dust...
dustily 21 12 DUSTY, full of dust...
dusting 14 12 a light sprinkling [...
dustman 13 13 a trashman [n DUSTME...
dustmen 13 13 DUSTMAN, a trashman...
dustoff 17 15 a military helicopte...
dustpan 14 13 a pan for holding sw...
dustrag 14 11 a rag used for dusti...
dustups 16 13 DUSTUP, a to-do, a q...
dutches 18 14 DUTCH, (colloquial)...
duteous 12 10 devoted to duty; obe...
dutiful 17 14 obedient [adj DUTIFU...
duumvir 17 17 a magistrate of anci...
duvetyn 20 16 (tradename) a smooth...
duykers 20 15 DUYKER, (Afrikaans)...
dvandva 15 18 (Sanskrit) a compoun...
dvornik 15 17 (Russian) a Russian...
dwalmed 17 16 DWALM, to swoon, als...
dwammed 17 18 DWAM, to swoon, also...
dwarfed 17 15 DWARF, to cause to a...
dwarfer 17 14 DWARF, extremely sma...
dwarves 17 15 DWARF, an extremely...
dwaumed 16 16 DWAUM, to swoon, als...
dwelled 17 14 DWELL, to reside [v]
dweller 17 13 one who dwells [n -S...
dwindle 16 14 to decrease steadily...
dwining 16 15 DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
dyadics 22 14 DYADIC, a sum of mat...
dyarchy 30 17 government by two po...
dybbuks 25 21 DYBBUK, (Yiddish) a...
dyeable 20 14 that can be dyed, al...
dyeings 19 13 DYEING, something co...
dyeline 18 12 a photocopying proce...
dyester 18 10 (Scots) one who dyes...
dyeweed 20 14 a shrub that yields...
dyewood 20 14 any wood from which...
dyingly 27 16 DYING, fading [adv]
dykiest 20 14 DYKEY, like a lesbia...
dynamic 22 17 related to force, al...
dynamos 18 14 DYNAMO, a machine fo...
dynasts 18 11 DYNAST, a hereditary...
dynasty 24 13 a succession of rule...
dyneins 17 12 DYNEIN, an enzyme in...
dynodes 17 12 DYNODE, an intermedi...
dyslogy 27 15 dispraise [n DYSLOGI...
dysodil 20 12 an impure earthy or...
dyspnea 19 14 laboured breathing,...
dysuria 19 11 pain in passing urin...
dysuric 23 14 pertaining to, or af...
dyvours 21 15 DYVOUR, (Scots) a ba...
dyvoury 27 17 (Scots) bankruptcy [...
dzerens 14 18 DZEREN, a kind of As...

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