12 letter words that start with D

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12 letter words that start with D

12 letter D word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
dactylically	43	26	DACTYLIC, consisting...
dactyliology	39	24	the study of finger-...
dactylograms	33	24	DACTYLOGRAM, a finge...
dactyloscopy	42	27	the comparison of fi...
daffodillies	27	22	DAFFODILLY, a yellow...
daggerboards	24	21	DAGGERBOARD, a light...
daintinesses	19	15	DAINTINESS, the qual...
damasceening	23	23	DAMASCEENE, to decor...
damascenings	24	23	DAMASCENING [n]
damaskeening	21	24	DAMASKEEN, to decora...
damasquining	30	30	DAMASQUIN, to decora...
damnableness	22	22	the state of being d...
damselfishes	27	22	DAMSELFISH, a small...
dappernesses	23	20	DAPPERNESS, the stat...
daredeviltry	30	21	the state of being d...
daringnesses	20	17	DARINGNESS, boldness...
darmstadtium	24	21	an artificially prod...
darraignment	21	20	the act of darraigni...
dasyphyllous	40	25	having crowded, thic...
daughterhood	25	21	the state of being a...
daughterless	25	19	without a daughter [...
daughterling	26	22	a small daughter [n...
daunorubicin	25	23	an antibiotic used i...
dauphinesses	24	20	DAUPHINESS, DAUPHINE...
daydreamings	28	22	DAYDREAMING, having...
daydreamlike	29	24	like a daydream [adj...
daylightings	33	23	DAYLIGHTING, illumin...
deacidifying	33	25	DEACIDIFY, to remove...
deactivating	26	23	DEACTIVATE, to make...
deactivation	24	21	the process of deact...
deactivators	25	20	DEACTIVATOR, somethi...
deadlinesses	20	16	DEADLINESS, the qual...
dealbreakers	23	21	DEALBREAKER, an issu...
deambulatory	30	23	a place for walking...
deaminations	19	18	DEAMINATION, the act...
dearticulate	24	18	to disjoint [v DEART...
deaspirating	23	19	DEASPIRATE, to remov...
deaspiration	21	17	the act of deaspirat...
deathwatches	30	23	DEATHWATCH, a vigil,...
deattributed	23	18	DEATTRIBUTE, to with...
deattributes	23	17	DEATTRIBUTE, to with...
debarcations	24	20	DEBARCATION, the act...
debarkations	22	21	DEBARKATION, the act...
debarrassing	23	19	DEBARRASS, (archaic)...
debaucheries	27	22	DEBAUCHERY, the act...
debauchments	28	26	DEBAUCHMENT, the act...
debilitating	25	20	DEBILITATE, to make...
debilitation	23	18	the act of debilitat...
debilitative	26	21	weakening [adj]
debonairness	20	18	the state of being d...
debouchments	28	26	DEBOUCHMENT, the act...
debridements	23	21	DEBRIDEMENT, (French...
decaffeinate	25	23	to remove caffeine f...
decalcifiers	30	23	DECALCIFIER, an agen...
decalcifying	37	28	DECALCIFY, to depriv...
decalcomania	26	24	the art of transferr...
decalescence	28	24	the point in heating...
decantations	21	18	DECANTATION, the act...
decapitalise	26	20	to remove capital fr...
decapitalize	29	29	to remove capital fr...
decapitating	26	22	DECAPITATE, to cut o...
decapitation	24	20	the act of decapitat...
decapitators	25	19	DECAPITATOR, one who...
decapsulated	26	22	DECAPSULATE, to remo...
decapsulates	26	21	DECAPSULATE, to remo...
decarbonated	23	21	DECARBONATE, to remo...
decarbonates	23	20	DECARBONATE, to remo...
decarbonator	23	20	an apparatus or remo...
decarbonised	24	21	DECARBONISE, to remo...
decarboniser	24	20	an apparatus or remo...
decarbonises	24	20	DECARBONISE, to remo...
decarbonized	27	30	DECARBONIZE, to remo...
decarbonizer	27	29	something that decar...
decarbonizes	27	29	DECARBONIZE, to remo...
decarburised	26	21	DECARBURISE, to remo...
decarburises	26	20	DECARBURISE, to remo...
decarburized	29	30	DECARBURIZE, to remo...
decarburizes	29	29	DECARBURIZE, to remo...
decartelised	24	18	DECARTELISE, to brea...
decartelises	24	17	DECARTELISE, to brea...
decartelized	27	27	DECARTELIZE, to brea...
decartelizes	27	26	DECARTELIZE, to brea...
decasualised	24	19	DECASUALISE, (US) to...
decasualises	24	18	DECASUALISE, (US) to...
decasualized	27	28	DECASUALIZE, (US) to...
decasualizes	27	27	DECASUALIZE, (US) to...
decasyllabic	37	26	consisting of 10 syl...
decasyllable	34	24	a line with ten syll...
decelerating	24	20	DECELERATE, to reduc...
deceleration	22	18	the act of decelerat...
decelerators	23	17	DECELERATOR, somethi...
decemvirates	26	23	DECEMVIRATE, the off...
decentnesses	21	18	DECENTNESS, the stat...
decentralise	23	18	to withdraw from the...
decentralist	24	18	one who believes in...
decentralize	26	27	to withdraw from the...
decerebrated	24	20	DECEREBRATE, to elim...
decerebrates	24	19	DECEREBRATE, to elim...
decerebrised	25	20	DECEREBRISE, to depr...
decerebrises	25	19	DECEREBRISE, to depr...
decerebrized	28	29	DECEREBRIZE, to depr...
decerebrizes	28	28	DECEREBRIZE, to depr...
decertifying	33	24	DECERTIFY, to withdr...
dechlorinate	25	20	to remove chlorine f...
decidability	34	23	the quality of being...
decillionths	28	21	DECILLIONTH, one par...
decimalising	27	23	DECIMALISE, to conve...
decimalizing	30	32	DECIMALIZE, to conve...
decipherable	30	25	capable of being dec...
decipherment	28	25	the act of decipheri...
decisiveness	25	21	the state of being d...
decitizenise	26	26	to deprive of citize...
decitizenize	29	35	to deprive of citize...
decivilising	29	24	DECIVILISE, to reduc...
decivilizing	32	33	DECIVILIZE, to reduc...
declamations	24	21	DECLAMATION, the act...
declarations	23	18	DECLARATION, the act...
declassified	27	21	DECLASSIFY, to remov...
declassifies	27	20	DECLASSIFY, to remov...
declensional	23	20	relating to declensi...
declinations	23	19	DECLINATION, the ang...
declinatures	24	19	DECLINATURE, an act...
declinometer	24	21	an instrument for me...
decluttering	26	21	DECLUTTER, to simpli...
decoherences	26	22	DECOHERENCE, the act...
decollations	24	19	DECOLLATION, the act...
decolletages	25	20	DECOLLETAGE, (French...
decolonising	24	21	DECOLONISE, to relea...
decolonizing	27	30	DECOLONIZE, to relea...
decolorating	24	20	DECOLORATE, to depri...
decoloration	22	18	removal or absence o...
decolorisers	24	17	DECOLORISER, an agen...
decolorising	25	20	DECOLORISE, to remov...
decolorizers	27	26	DECOLORIZER, an agen...
decolorizing	28	29	DECOLORIZE, to remov...
decolourised	24	19	DECOLOURISE, to remo...
decolourises	24	18	DECOLOURISE, to remo...
decolourized	27	28	DECOLOURIZE, to remo...
decolourizes	27	27	DECOLOURIZE, to remo...
decommission	25	23	to remove (as a ship...
decommitting	27	25	DECOMMIT, to withdra...
decommunised	25	25	DECOMMUNISE, to remo...
decommunises	25	24	DECOMMUNISE, to remo...
decommunized	28	34	DECOMMUNIZE, to remo...
decommunizes	28	33	DECOMMUNIZE, to remo...
decompensate	24	23	to fail to compensat...
decomposable	28	26	that can be decompos...
decomposites	26	22	DECOMPOSITE, a compo...
decompounded	25	26	DECOMPOUND, to decom...
decompressed	26	23	DECOMPRESS, to relea...
decompresses	26	22	DECOMPRESS, to relea...
decompressor	26	22	a device for decompr...
deconditions	22	19	DECONDITION, to caus...
decongestant	22	20	an agent that reliev...
decongesting	24	22	DECONGEST, to reliev...
decongestion	22	20	the process of relie...
decongestive	25	23	DECONGEST, to reliev...
deconsecrate	24	20	to remove the sacred...
deconstructs	27	21	DECONSTRUCT, to exam...
decontrolled	24	20	DECONTROL, to remove...
decoratively	32	23	DECORATIVE, serving...
decorousness	22	18	the state of being d...
decorticated	26	20	DECORTICATE, to remo...
decorticates	26	19	DECORTICATE, to remo...
decorticator	26	19	a device for removin...
decrassified	26	20	DECRASSIFY, to make...
decrassifies	26	19	DECRASSIFY, to make...
decreasingly	31	22	DECREASING, diminish...
decrementing	24	23	DECREMENT, to decrea...
decrepitated	25	20	DECREPITATE, to crac...
decrepitates	25	19	DECREPITATE, to crac...
decrepitness	25	20	the state of being d...
decrepitudes	26	21	DECREPITUDE, the sta...
decrescences	28	23	DECRESCENCE, the sta...
decrescendos	25	21	DECRESCENDO, a passa...
decretalists	25	17	DECRETALIST, one who...
decrustation	23	18	removal of a crust [...
decumbencies	29	27	DECUMBENCY, the act...
decumbitures	28	24	DECUMBITURE, the tim...
decumulation	25	23	a decrease in amount...
decurionates	22	18	DECURIONATE, the off...
decurrencies	26	21	DECURRENCY, the stat...
decurvations	25	22	DECURVATION, downwar...
decussations	23	18	DECUSSATION, the act...
dedicational	23	19	of the nature of a d...
dedicatorial	24	18	related to dedicatio...
dedramatised	21	18	DEDRAMATISE, to play...
dedramatises	21	17	DEDRAMATISE, to play...
dedramatized	24	27	DEDRAMATIZE, to play...
dedramatizes	24	26	DEDRAMATIZE, to play...
deducibility	35	24	the quality of being...
deduplicated	27	23	DEDUPLICATE, to remo...
deduplicates	27	22	DEDUPLICATE, to remo...
deemstership	26	21	the office of deemst...
deepfreezing	27	31	DEEPFREEZE, to freez...
deepwaterman	24	23	a seagoing ship [n D...
deepwatermen	24	23	DEEPWATERMAN, a seag...
deerstalkers	22	18	DEERSTALKER, a kind...
deerstalking	23	21	the sport of stalkin...
defaecations	23	20	DEFAECATION, the exp...
defalcations	25	21	DEFALCATION, the act...
defamatorily	30	22	DEFAMATORY, serving...
defectionist	25	20	one who defects [n -...
defeminising	24	23	DEFEMINISE, to remov...
defeminizing	27	32	DEFEMINIZE, to remov...
defenestrate	20	17	to throw out of a wi...
defensatives	23	21	DEFENSATIVE, a prote...
defeudalised	23	20	DEFEUDALISE, to depr...
defeudalises	23	19	DEFEUDALISE, to depr...
defeudalized	26	29	DEFEUDALIZE, to depr...
defeudalizes	26	28	DEFEUDALIZE, to depr...
defibrillate	27	21	to apply a defibrill...
defibrinated	24	21	DEFIBRINATE, to remo...
defibrinates	24	20	DEFIBRINATE, to remo...
defibrinised	25	21	DEFIBRINISE, to depr...
defibrinises	25	20	DEFIBRINISE, to depr...
defibrinized	28	30	DEFIBRINIZE, to depr...
defibrinizes	28	29	DEFIBRINIZE, to depr...
deficiencies	28	23	DEFICIENCY, a lack,...
defiliations	23	18	DEFILIATION, deprivi...
definability	32	23	the quality of being...
definiteness	21	18	the state of being d...
definitional	22	19	relating to the act...
definitising	24	20	DEFINITISE, to make...
definitively	32	24	DEFINITIVE, serving...
definitizing	27	29	DEFINITIZE, to make...
deflagrating	25	22	DEFLAGRATE, to burn...
deflagration	23	20	the rapid burning aw...
deflagrators	24	19	DEFLAGRATOR, an appa...
deflationary	28	20	relating to deflatio...
deflationist	23	18	someone who favours...
deflectional	26	22	related to deflectio...
deflocculant	30	26	an agent that defloc...
deflocculate	30	25	to deprive of floccu...
deflorations	22	18	DEFLORATION, rupture...
defoliations	22	18	DEFOLIATION, the act...
deforcements	25	23	DEFORCEMENT, the act...
deforciation	24	20	(obsolete) a legal d...
deformalised	24	21	DEFORMALISE, to make...
deformalises	24	20	DEFORMALISE, to make...
deformalized	27	30	DEFORMALIZE, to make...
deformalizes	27	29	DEFORMALIZE, to make...
deformations	22	20	DEFORMATION, alterat...
deformedness	22	21	the state of being d...
defragmented	23	23	DEFRAGMENT, to run a...
defraudation	21	19	the act of defraudin...
defraudments	23	22	DEFRAUDMENT, the act...
degarnishing	24	21	DEGARNISH, to despoi...
degeneracies	22	19	DEGENERACY, the stat...
degenerately	26	19	DEGENERATE, base, im...
degenerating	20	19	DEGENERATE, to pass...
degeneration	18	17	the act of degenerat...
degenerative	21	20	of, relating to, inv...
deglaciation	24	20	the melting of ice d...
deglamorised	23	20	DEGLAMORISE, to remo...
deglamorises	23	19	DEGLAMORISE, to remo...
deglamorized	26	29	DEGLAMORIZE, to remo...
deglamorizes	26	28	DEGLAMORIZE, to remo...
deglutinated	22	19	DEGLUTINATE, to ungl...
deglutinates	22	18	DEGLUTINATE, to ungl...
deglutitions	23	18	DEGLUTITION, the pow...
degradations	20	17	DEGRADATION, the act...
degressively	31	22	DEGRESSIVE, showing...
degringolade	22	20	(French) to make a r...
degringolers	23	19	DEGRINGOLER, to desc...
degustations	21	17	DEGUSTATION, the act...
dehortations	21	16	DEHORTATION, advice...
dehumanising	24	23	DEHUMANISE, to remov...
dehumanizing	27	32	DEHUMANIZE, to depri...
dehumidified	27	24	DEHUMIDIFY, to remov...
dehumidifier	27	23	an apparatus for red...
dehumidifies	27	23	DEHUMIDIFY, to remov...
dehydrations	28	19	DEHYDRATION, loss or...
dehypnotised	30	22	DEHYPNOTISE, to free...
dehypnotises	30	21	DEHYPNOTISE, to free...
dehypnotized	33	31	DEHYPNOTIZE, to free...
dehypnotizes	33	30	DEHYPNOTIZE, to free...
deifications	25	20	DEIFICATION, the act...
deindexation	24	23	the state of being n...
deinotherium	23	20	an extinct elephanti...
deionisation	18	15	the process of deion...
deionization	21	24	the process of deion...
dejectedness	24	27	the state of being d...
delaminating	22	21	DELAMINATE, to split...
delamination	20	19	separation into cons...
delassements	21	18	DELASSEMENT, (French...
delectations	23	18	DELECTATION, delight...
delegitimise	24	19	to deprive of legiti...
delegitimize	27	28	to deprive of legiti...
deleveraging	24	23	DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deliberately	30	20	DELIBERATE, intentio...
deliberating	24	20	DELIBERATE, to think...
deliberation	22	18	the act of deliberat...
deliberative	25	21	relating to delibera...
deliberators	23	17	DELIBERATOR, one who...
delicateness	23	18	the state of being d...
delicatessen	23	18	ready to eat food pr...
delightfully	37	26	DELIGHTFUL, full of...
delimitating	24	20	DELIMITATE, to delim...
delimitation	22	18	the act of delimitin...
delimitative	25	21	serving to delimit [...
delineations	19	16	DELINEATION, the act...
delinquently	36	29	DELINQUENT, failing...
deliquescent	32	28	tending to melt or d...
deliquescing	34	30	DELIQUESCE, to melt...
delitescence	26	21	latence [n -S]
deliverables	26	22	DELIVERABLE, an item...
deliverances	25	22	DELIVERANCE, the act...
delocalising	26	21	DELOCALISE, to free...
delocalizing	29	30	DELOCALIZE, to free...
deltiologies	23	17	DELTIOLOGY, the coll...
deltiologist	24	17	a collector of pictu...
delusionists	22	16	DELUSIONIST, one who...
delusiveness	23	20	the state of being d...
demagnetised	21	20	DEMAGNETISE, to remo...
demagnetiser	21	19	a device for demagne...
demagnetises	21	19	DEMAGNETISE, to remo...
demagnetized	24	29	DEMAGNETIZE, to depr...
demagnetizer	24	28	a device for demagne...
demagnetizes	24	28	DEMAGNETIZE, to depr...
demagoguisms	25	24	DEMAGOGUISM, being a...
demarcations	23	20	DEMARCATION, the act...
demarkations	21	21	DEMARKATION, the act...
dementedness	19	19	the state of being d...
demibastions	23	20	DEMIBASTION, half a...
demigrations	22	19	DEMIGRATION, change...
demilitarise	23	17	to deprive of a mili...
demilitarize	26	26	to deprive of a mili...
demimondaine	20	22	(French) a demirep,...
demineralise	21	18	to remove the minera...
demineralize	24	27	to remove the minera...
demobilising	26	23	DEMOBILISE, to disba...
demobilizing	29	32	DEMOBILIZE, to disba...
democratical	28	23	related to democracy...
democratised	24	20	DEMOCRATISE, to make...
democratiser	24	19	one who democratises...
democratises	24	19	DEMOCRATISE, to make...
democratists	25	19	DEMOCRATIST, a democ...
democratized	27	29	DEMOCRATIZE, to make...
democratizer	27	28	one who democratizes...
democratizes	27	28	DEMOCRATIZE, to make...
demodulating	23	22	DEMODULATE, to remov...
demodulation	21	20	the act of demodulat...
demodulators	22	19	DEMODULATOR, somethi...
demographers	26	23	DEMOGRAPHER, a stude...
demographics	30	26	DEMOGRAPHIC, an anal...
demographies	26	23	DEMOGRAPHY, the stud...
demographist	27	23	a demographer [n -S]
demolishment	25	23	the act of demolishi...
demonetarise	19	17	to abandon as a mone...
demonetarize	22	26	to abandon as a mone...
demonetising	21	20	DEMONETISE, to depri...
demonetizing	24	29	DEMONETIZE, to depri...
demoniacally	31	24	DEMONIACAL, like a d...
demoniacisms	25	23	DEMONIACISM, the sta...
demonianisms	21	21	DEMONIANISM, possess...
demonisation	19	18	the act of demonisin...
demonization	22	27	the act of demonisin...
demonolaters	20	18	DEMONOLATER, a worsh...
demonologies	21	20	DEMONOLOGY, the stud...
demonologist	22	20	a student of demonol...
demonomanias	19	21	DEMONOMANIA, an obse...
demonstrable	23	21	capable of being dem...
demonstrably	30	23	DEMONSTRABLE, capabl...
demonstrated	20	18	DEMONSTRATE, to show...
demonstrates	20	17	DEMONSTRATE, to show...
demonstrator	20	17	one that demonstrate...
demoralisers	22	17	DEMORALISER, somethi...
demoralising	23	20	disheartening [adj D...
demoralizers	25	26	DEMORALIZER, one who...
demoralizing	26	29	DEMORALIZE, to corru...
demotivating	24	23	DEMOTIVATE, to remov...
demotivation	22	21	the act of demotivat...
demulsifiers	26	21	DEMULSIFIER, an agen...
demulsifying	33	26	DEMULSIFY, to separa...
demurenesses	20	18	DEMURENESS, the stat...
demutualised	23	20	DEMUTUALISE, of a mu...
demutualises	23	19	DEMUTUALISE, of a mu...
demutualized	26	29	DEMUTUALIZE, of a co...
demutualizes	26	28	DEMUTUALIZE, of a co...
demyelinated	27	21	DEMYELINATE, to dest...
demyelinates	27	20	DEMYELINATE, to dest...
demystifying	38	26	DEMYSTIFY, to remove...
demythifying	40	28	DEMYTHIFY, to remove...
denaturalise	20	16	to make unnatural, a...
denaturalize	23	25	to make unnatural, a...
denaturation	18	16	the act of denaturin...
denaturising	21	18	DENATURISE, to remov...
denaturizing	24	27	DENATURIZE, to remov...
dendrachates	24	20	DENDRACHATE, moss ag...
dendroglyphs	33	25	DENDROGLYPH, an anci...
dendrologies	21	18	DENDROLOGY, the stud...
dendrologist	22	18	a student of dendrol...
dendrologous	21	19	related to dendrolog...
dendrometers	20	18	DENDROMETER, an inst...
dendrophises	24	20	DENDROPHIS, a snake...
denervations	20	19	DENERVATION, the act...
denigrations	20	17	DENIGRATION, the act...
denitrations	19	15	DENITRATION, the rem...
denitrifiers	23	17	DENITRIFIER, an agen...
denitrifying	30	22	DENITRIFY, to depriv...
denizenships	27	29	DENIZENSHIP, the sta...
denominating	20	21	DENOMINATE, to give...
denomination	18	19	an act of denominati...
denominative	21	22	giving a title [adj...
denominators	19	18	DENOMINATOR, the div...
denotatively	28	21	DENOTATIVE, having p...
denouncement	21	23	the act of denouncin...
densimetries	21	17	DENSIMETRY, the meas...
densitometer	20	17	an instrument for me...
densitometry	27	19	measurement by densi...
denticulated	24	20	finely dentate or se...
dentilingual	23	20	pronounced (as th) w...
dentirostral	21	15	with notched beak [a...
denuclearise	23	19	to make nonnuclear,...
denuclearize	26	28	to make nonnuclear,...
denunciating	23	22	DENUNCIATE, to denou...
denunciation	21	20	an act of denouncing...
denunciative	24	23	relating to denuncia...
denunciators	22	19	DENUNCIATOR, one who...
denunciatory	28	21	relating to denuncia...
deobstruents	22	18	DEOBSTRUENT, somethi...
deontologies	20	17	DEONTOLOGY, the theo...
deontologist	21	17	a student of deontol...
deoppilating	26	23	DEOPPILATE, to free...
deoppilation	24	21	the act of deoppilat...
deoppilative	27	24	any drug which remov...
deoxidations	25	22	DEOXIDATION, the act...
deoxycortone	33	26	a corticosteroid hor...
deoxygenated	31	26	DEOXYGENATE, to remo...
deoxygenates	31	25	DEOXYGENATE, to remo...
deoxygenised	32	26	DEOXYGENISE, to remo...
deoxygenises	32	25	DEOXYGENISE, to remo...
deoxygenized	35	35	DEOXYGENIZE, to remo...
deoxygenizes	35	34	DEOXYGENIZE, to remo...
deoxyriboses	34	25	DEOXYRIBOSE, a pento...
departements	22	20	DEPARTEMENT, (French...
departmental	23	21	relating to a depart...
depauperated	23	21	DEPAUPERATE, to impo...
depauperates	23	20	DEPAUPERATE, to impo...
depauperised	24	21	DEPAUPERISE, to free...
depauperises	24	20	DEPAUPERISE, to free...
depauperized	27	30	DEPAUPERIZE, to free...
depauperizes	27	29	DEPAUPERIZE, to free...
dependancies	23	22	DEPENDANCY, the stat...
dependencies	23	22	DEPENDENCY, the stat...
dephlegmated	27	25	DEPHLEGMATE, to dist...
dephlegmates	27	24	DEPHLEGMATE, to dist...
dephlegmator	27	24	an agent that dephle...
depigmenting	25	25	DEPIGMENT, to take a...
depilatories	23	17	DEPILATORY, a prepar...
deplenishing	26	23	DEPLENISH, to depriv...
deplorations	22	18	DEPLORATION, the act...
deplumations	24	22	DEPLUMATION, the rem...
depolarisers	23	17	DEPOLARISER, an agen...
depolarising	24	20	DEPOLARISE, to remov...
depolarizers	26	26	DEPOLARIZER, an agen...
depolarizing	27	29	DEPOLARIZE, to remov...
depoliticise	27	20	to remove the politi...
depoliticize	30	29	to remove the politi...
depolymerise	30	22	to break a large mol...
depolymerize	33	31	to break a large mol...
depopulating	26	24	DEPOPULATE, to reduc...
depopulation	24	22	the act of depopulat...
depopulators	25	21	DEPOPULATOR, one who...
deportations	21	17	DEPORTATION, an act...
depositaries	22	16	DEPOSITARY, a person...
depositation	21	17	in Scots law, a bail...
depositional	22	18	relating to depositi...
depositories	22	16	DEPOSITORY, a place...
depravations	23	21	DEPRAVATION, the act...
depravedness	23	22	the state of being d...
depravements	24	24	DEPRAVEMENT, (archai...
deprecations	24	20	DEPRECATION, the act...
depreciating	26	22	DEPRECIATE, to lower...
depreciation	24	20	tha act of depreciat...
depreciative	27	23	tending to depreciat...
depreciators	25	19	DEPRECIATOR, one who...
depreciatory	31	21	tending to depreciat...
depredations	21	18	DEPREDATION, the act...
deprehending	24	23	DEPREHEND, (obsolete...
depressingly	31	22	DEPRESSING [adv]
depressively	32	23	DEPRESSIVE, tending...
depressurise	23	17	to reduce the air pr...
depressurize	26	26	to reduce the air pr...
deprivations	24	21	DEPRIVATION, the sta...
deprivements	25	24	DEPRIVEMENT, the act...
deprograming	25	24	DEPROGRAM, to prevai...
deprogrammed	25	25	DEPROGRAM, to prevai...
deprogrammer	25	24	one who deprograms [...
deprogrammes	25	24	DEPROGRAMME, to prev...
deputisation	22	18	the act of deputisin...
deputization	25	27	the act of deputizin...
deracialised	24	18	DERACIALISE, to dive...
deracialises	24	17	DERACIALISE, to dive...
deracialized	27	27	DERACIALIZE, to dive...
deracializes	27	26	DERACIALIZE, to dive...
deracinating	23	20	DERACINATE, to uproo...
deracination	21	18	the act of deracinat...
deraignments	21	20	DERAIGNMENT, the act...
derangements	20	20	DERANGEMENT, the act...
derecognised	23	20	DERECOGNISE, to with...
derecognises	23	19	DERECOGNISE, to with...
derecognized	26	29	DERECOGNIZE, to with...
derecognizes	26	28	DERECOGNIZE, to with...
deregistered	21	16	DEREGISTER, to remov...
deregulating	23	20	DEREGULATE, to free...
deregulation	21	18	the act of removing...
deregulators	22	17	DEREGULATOR, one who...
deregulatory	28	19	relating to deregula...
derelictions	24	18	DERELICTION, an inte...
derepressing	23	19	DEREPRESS, to activa...
derepression	21	17	the act of derepress...
derestricted	24	17	DERESTRICT, to remov...
derisiveness	22	18	the state of being d...
derivational	22	19	relating to derivati...
derivatising	24	20	DERIVATISE, to make...
derivatively	32	24	DERIVATIVE, formed b...
derivatizing	27	29	DERIVATIZE, to make...
dermabrasion	22	20	surgical removal of...
dermaplaning	24	24	a cosmetic treatment...
dermapterans	22	20	DERMAPTERAN, any ins...
dermatitises	22	16	DERMATITIS, inflamma...
dermatologic	26	22	relating to dermatol...
dermatophyte	31	23	a fungus parasitic o...
derogatively	30	22	DEROGATIVE, derogato...
derogatorily	28	18	DEROGATORY, detracti...
desacralised	24	18	DESACRALISE, to depr...
desacralises	24	17	DESACRALISE, to depr...
desacralized	27	27	DESACRALIZE, to dive...
desacralizes	27	26	DESACRALIZE, to dive...
desagrements	21	19	DESAGREMENT, (French...
desalinating	21	18	DESALINATE, to remov...
desalination	19	16	the act of desalinat...
desalinators	20	15	DESALINATOR, an appa...
desalinising	22	18	DESALINISE, to remov...
desalinizing	25	27	DESALINIZE, to remov...
desaturation	19	15	the inverse of satur...
descensional	22	19	characterised by des...
deschoolings	27	22	DESCHOOLING, the fre...
descramblers	28	23	DESCRAMBLER, an elec...
descrambling	29	26	DESCRAMBLE, to unscr...
descriptions	26	20	DESCRIPTION, an act...
desecrations	22	17	DESECRATION, an act...
desegregated	21	18	DESEGREGATE, to elim...
desegregates	21	17	DESEGREGATE, to elim...
deselections	23	18	DESELECTION, the act...
desensitised	20	15	DESENSITISE, to make...
desensitiser	20	14	an agent that desens...
desensitises	20	14	DESENSITISE, to make...
desensitized	23	24	DESENSITIZE, to make...
desensitizer	23	23	an agent that desens...
desensitizes	23	23	DESENSITIZE, to make...
deserpidines	22	18	DESERPIDINE, a synth...
desertifying	30	21	DESERTIFY, to make i...
deservedness	21	19	the state of being d...
desexualised	27	23	DESEXUALISE, to depr...
desexualises	27	22	DESEXUALISE, to depr...
desexualized	30	32	DESEXUALIZE, to depr...
desexualizes	30	31	DESEXUALIZE, to depr...
desiccations	26	20	DESICCATION, the sta...
desiccatives	29	23	DESICCATIVE, a dryin...
desiderating	21	17	DESIDERATE, to desir...
desideration	19	15	the act of desiderat...
desiderative	22	18	implying desire [adj...
designations	20	17	DESIGNATION, the act...
desilverised	24	19	DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverises	24	18	DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverized	27	28	DESILVERIZE, to remo...
desilverizes	27	27	DESILVERIZE, to remo...
desipramines	23	20	DESIPRAMINE, a tricy...
desirability	31	19	the quality of being...
desirousness	20	15	the state of being d...
desolateness	19	15	the state of being d...
desolatingly	29	20	DESOLATING [adv]
desoxyribose	34	25	a pentose sugar obta...
despairingly	31	22	DESPAIRING [adv]
desperations	21	17	DESPERATION, loss of...
despisedness	22	18	(Milton) the state o...
despisements	23	20	DESPISEMENT, the act...
despitefully	34	24	DESPITEFUL, (archaic...
despiteously	30	20	DESPITEOUS, (obsolet...
despoilments	24	21	DESPOILMENT, the act...
despoliation	22	18	the act of despoilin...
despondences	23	22	DESPONDENCE, the sta...
despondently	28	22	DESPONDENT, feeling...
despondingly	30	24	DESPONDING, hopeless...
despotically	34	23	DESPOTICAL, having t...
despotocracy	34	24	rulership by despots...
despumations	23	21	DESPUMATION, the thr...
desquamating	30	29	DESQUAMATE, to scale...
desquamation	28	27	having one's skin fa...
desquamative	31	30	serving to desquamat...
desquamatory	35	28	an obsolete surgical...
dessertspoon	21	17	a spoon intermediate...
dessignments	22	20	DESSIGNMENT, (Spense...
destabilised	24	18	DESTABILISE, to make...
destabiliser	24	17	something that desta...
destabilises	24	17	DESTABILISE, to make...
destabilized	27	27	DESTABILIZE, to make...
destabilizer	27	26	something that desta...
destabilizes	27	26	DESTABILIZE, to make...
destempering	24	22	DESTEMPER, (obsolete...
destinations	19	15	DESTINATION, the pur...
destitutions	21	15	DESTITUTION, the sta...
destructible	28	21	capable of being des...
destructions	24	18	DESTRUCTION, the sta...
destructives	27	21	DESTRUCTIVE, somethi...
desulfurated	24	20	DESULFURATE, to remo...
desulfurates	24	19	DESULFURATE, to remo...
desulfurised	25	20	DESULFURISE, to remo...
desulfuriser	25	19	a device for removin...
desulfurises	25	19	DESULFURISE, to remo...
desulfurized	28	29	DESULFURIZE, to remo...
desulfurizer	28	28	something for removi...
desulfurizes	28	28	DESULFURIZE, to remo...
desulphurate	26	21	to remove sulphur fr...
desulphuring	28	24	DESULPHUR, to remove...
desulphurise	27	21	to remove the sulphu...
desulphurize	30	30	to remove the sulphu...
detachedness	24	20	the state of being d...
detailedness	20	16	the state of being d...
detasselling	23	18	DETASSEL, to remove...
detectivists	27	20	DETECTIVIST, a write...
detectophone	25	22	a secret telephone f...
detectorists	24	16	DETECTORIST, a perso...
detergencies	23	19	DETERGENCY, a cleans...
deteriorated	19	14	DETERIORATE, to make...
deteriorates	19	13	DETERIORATE, to make...
deteriorisms	22	16	DETERIORISM, the doc...
determinable	23	21	capable of being det...
determinably	30	23	DETERMINABLE, capabl...
determinants	20	18	DETERMINANT, that wh...
determinated	20	18	DETERMINATE, (Shakes...
determinates	20	17	DETERMINATE, (Shakes...
determinator	20	17	something that deter...
determinedly	28	21	DETERMINED [adv]
determinisms	23	20	DETERMINISM, the doc...
determinists	22	17	DETERMINIST, a belie...
detestations	19	14	DETESTATION, extreme...
dethronement	21	20	the act of dethronin...
dethronising	23	19	DETHRONISE, to remov...
dethronizing	26	28	DETHRONIZE, to dethr...
detonability	29	20	the state of being d...
detoxicating	30	26	DETOXICATE, to rid o...
detoxication	28	24	the act of detoxicat...
detractingly	32	22	DETRACTING [adv]
detractively	33	23	DETRACTIVE, tending...
detrainments	20	18	DETRAINMENT, the act...
detribalised	24	18	DETRIBALISE, to caus...
detribalises	24	17	DETRIBALISE, to caus...
detribalized	27	27	DETRIBALIZE, to caus...
detribalizes	27	26	DETRIBALIZE, to caus...
detrimentals	22	18	DETRIMENTAL, an unde...
detritovores	22	17	DETRITOVORE, an orga...
detruncating	24	21	DETRUNCATE, to cut s...
detruncation	22	19	the act of detruncat...
detumescence	26	24	diminution of swelli...
deuteranopes	20	18	DEUTERANOPE, an indi...
deuteranopia	20	18	red-green colour-bli...
deuteranopic	24	21	relating to deuteran...
deuterations	19	15	DEUTERATION, the act...
deuteroplasm	24	21	the food material, s...
deuteroscopy	31	22	second view or meani...
deuterostome	20	17	any of a major divis...
deutoplasmic	28	24	of or like deutoplas...
deutoplastic	27	21	of or like deutoplas...
devalorising	24	21	DEVALORISE, to deval...
devalorizing	27	30	DEVALORIZE, to deval...
devaluations	22	20	DEVALUATION, an offi...
devastations	21	18	DEVASTATION, ruin, d...
developments	25	25	DEVELOPMENT, the act...
deverbatives	26	24	DEVERBATIVE, a noun...
deviationism	23	21	the deviation of a d...
deviationist	22	18	one who deviates fro...
devilishness	26	21	the state of being d...
devitalising	25	21	DEVITALISE, to depri...
devitalizing	28	30	DEVITALIZE, to depri...
devitrifying	33	25	DEVITRIFY, to depriv...
devocalising	27	24	DEVOCALISE, to make...
devocalizing	30	33	DEVOCALIZE, to make...
devolvements	25	26	DEVOLVEMENT, the act...
devotionally	29	22	DEVOTIONAL, relating...
devotionists	22	18	DEVOTIONIST, one who...
devoutnesses	21	19	DEVOUTNESS, the stat...
dextralities	28	21	DEXTRALITY, right-ha...
dextrocardia	29	24	a condition in which...
dextrogyrate	33	24	causing to turn to t...
dextrorotary	32	22	turning to the right...
dextrousness	26	22	the state of being d...
diabetogenic	25	22	producing diabetes [...
diabolically	35	24	DIABOLICAL, of, rela...
diachronisms	27	22	DIACHRONISM, the stu...
diageotropic	26	21	tending to grow at r...
diagnoseable	22	20	capable of being dia...
diagnostical	25	20	relating to diagnosi...
diagonalised	21	18	DIAGONALISE, to put...
diagonalises	21	17	DIAGONALISE, to put...
diagonalized	24	27	DIAGONALIZE, to put...
diagonalizes	24	26	DIAGONALIZE, to put...
diagrammable	26	25	capable of being dia...
diagrammatic	27	24	of or like a diagram...
dialectician	27	21	one who is skilled i...
dialecticism	30	23	the study of dialect...
dialectology	32	22	the study of dialect...
dialogically	34	23	DIALOGICAL, relating...
dialysations	27	17	DIALYSATION, the act...
dialytically	40	23	DIALYTIC, having the...
dialyzations	30	26	DIALYZATION, the act...
diamagnetism	23	22	the form of magnetis...
diamondbacks	27	28	DIAMONDBACK, a kind...
diamorphines	25	22	DIAMORPHINE, a stron...
diaphanously	31	23	DIAPHANOUS, transpar...
diaphoretics	28	21	DIAPHORETIC, a drug...
diaphragming	28	26	DIAPHRAGM, to fit wi...
diapophysial	34	24	of or like a diapoph...
diapositives	25	20	DIAPOSITIVE, a trans...
diarthrodial	24	17	of or like a diarthr...
diascordiums	26	21	DIASCORDIUM, (obsole...
diastereomer	20	16	a stereoisomer that...
diastrophism	27	21	the process by which...
diatessarons	19	14	DIATESSARON, a medic...
diathermancy	32	24	permeability by or c...
diatomaceous	23	20	consisting of or abo...
diatonically	31	21	DIATONIC, using only...
diatonicisms	25	20	DIATONICISM, the sta...
diazomethane	24	28	a yellow odourless e...
dibasicities	27	19	DIBASICITY, the qual...
dibenzofuran	26	31	a highly toxic chemi...
dibranchiate	27	22	having two gills [ad...
dicarboxylic	43	32	containing two carbo...
dicarpellary	34	23	of or with two carpe...
dicephalisms	31	25	DICEPHALISM, the sta...
dichlorvoses	29	23	DICHLORVOS, a pestic...
dichotically	38	25	DICHOTIC, affecting...
dichotomised	27	22	DICHOTOMISE, to rend...
dichotomises	27	21	DICHOTOMISE, to rend...
dichotomists	28	21	DICHOTOMIST, one tha...
dichotomized	30	31	DICHOTOMIZE, to rend...
dichotomizes	30	30	DICHOTOMIZE, to rend...
dichroiscope	31	24	an instrument for in...
dichromatics	31	24	DICHROMATIC, a perso...
dichromatism	29	24	partial color blindn...
dichrooscope	30	24	an instrument for ex...
dichroscopes	31	24	DICHROSCOPE, an inst...
dichroscopic	35	27	relating to a dichro...
dicotyledons	30	21	DICOTYLEDON, a plant...
dictatorship	29	21	the office of dictat...
dictatresses	24	16	DICTATRESS, a female...
dictionaries	23	17	DICTIONARY, a book c...
dictyopteran	31	22	any insect of an ord...
dictyosteles	31	19	DICTYOSTELE, a compl...
didactically	36	24	DIDACTICAL, designed...
didacticisms	30	23	DIDACTICISM, being d...
didactylisms	34	23	DIDACTYLISM, having...
dieciousness	23	18	the state of being d...
diencephalic	31	26	relating to the dien...
diencephalon	26	24	the back of the fore...
dietetically	32	20	DIETETICAL, relating...
diethylamide	31	22	as in lysergic acid...
diethylamine	30	22	a liquid resembling...
differencied	27	24	DIFFERENCY, to make...
differencies	27	23	DIFFERENCY, to make...
differencing	28	26	DIFFERENCE, to make...
differentiae	23	20	DIFFERENTIA, a prope...
differential	25	21	relating to a differ...
difficulties	31	24	DIFFICULTY, the stat...
difformities	27	22	DIFFORMITY, irregula...
diffractions	28	23	DIFFRACTION, a modif...
diffrangible	29	26	capable of being dif...
diffusedness	25	22	the state of being d...
diffusionism	27	24	the theory that diff...
diffusionist	26	21	an anthropologist wh...
difunctional	26	23	a compound with two...
digitalising	25	19	DIGITALIS [v]
digitalizing	28	28	DIGITALIZE, to make...
digitigrades	24	18	DIGITIGRADE, an anim...
digitisation	22	16	the process of makin...
digitization	25	25	the process of makin...
digladiating	24	20	DIGLADIATE, (obsolet...
digladiation	22	18	a fight, a dispute [...
digladiators	23	17	DIGLADIATOR, one who...
diglycerides	33	22	DIGLYCERIDE, an este...
digoneutisms	23	20	DIGONEUTISM, the sta...
digressional	22	17	relating to digressi...
digressively	32	22	DIGRESSIVE, characte...
dihybridisms	35	24	DIHYBRIDISM, the sta...
dijudicating	28	30	DIJUDICATE, to judge...
dijudication	26	28	a judgment [n -S]
dilacerating	25	20	DILACERATE, to rend...
dilaceration	23	18	a rending asunder [n...
dilapidating	25	21	DILAPIDATE, to bring...
dilapidation	23	19	the state of being d...
dilapidators	24	18	DILAPIDATOR, an agen...
dilatability	32	20	the state of being d...
dilatational	21	16	relating to dilatati...
dilatometers	22	17	DILATOMETER, an inst...
dilatometric	26	20	relating to measurem...
dilatoriness	21	15	the state of being d...
dilettantish	24	17	somewhat like a dile...
dilettantism	23	18	the state of being a...
dillydallied	32	21	DILLYDALLY, to loite...
dillydallies	32	20	DILLYDALLY, to loite...
dilucidating	27	22	DILUCIDATE, (obsolet...
dilucidation	25	20	the act of dilucidat...
dilutenesses	21	16	DILUTENESS, the stat...
diluvialisms	28	23	DILUVIALISM, a belie...
diluvialists	27	20	DILUVIALIST, one who...
dimensioning	21	21	DIMENSION, to give t...
dimercaprols	28	23	DIMERCAPROL, a compo...
dimerisation	21	17	the creation of a di...
dimerization	24	26	the creation of a di...
dimidiations	22	18	DIMIDIATION, divisio...
diminishable	27	23	that can be diminish...
diminishings	26	22	DIMINISHING, the act...
diminishment	25	23	the act of diminishi...
diminuendoes	20	20	DIMINUENDO, a passag...
diminutively	32	25	DIMINUTIVE, small [a...
dinotheriums	24	20	DINOTHERIUM, an exti...
dinucleotide	24	20	a nucleotide consist...
dioicousness	23	18	the state of being d...
dioptometers	23	19	DIOPTOMETER, an inst...
dioptrically	35	23	DIOPTRICAL, transpar...
dipeptidases	25	20	DIPEPTIDASE, any of...
diphosphates	29	23	DIPHOSPHATE, a phosp...
diphtheritic	32	23	relating to diphther...
diphtheritis	29	20	diphtheria [n -ES]
diphtheroids	28	21	DIPHTHEROID, a bacte...
diphthonging	29	26	DIPHTHONG, to pronou...
diphthongise	28	23	to make into a dipht...
diphthongize	31	32	to make into a dipht...
diphysitisms	35	23	DIPHYSITISM, belief...
diplobiontic	29	24	of or like a diplobi...
diploblastic	31	24	having ectoderm and...
diplocardiac	30	24	of birds and mammals...
diplodocuses	27	22	DIPLODOCUS, a gigant...
diplogeneses	23	20	DIPLOGENESIS, the do...
diplogenesis	24	20	the doubling of ordi...
diplomateses	24	20	DIPLOMATESE, the lan...
diplomatical	29	24	relating to diplomac...
diplomatised	25	21	DIPLOMATISE, to prac...
diplomatises	25	20	DIPLOMATISE, to prac...
diplomatists	26	20	DIPLOMATIST, a diplo...
diplomatized	28	30	DIPLOMATIZE, to prac...
diplomatizes	28	29	DIPLOMATIZE, to prac...
diprionidian	22	19	of graptolites, serr...
dipropellant	26	22	a rocket propellant...
diprotodonts	22	18	DIPROTODONT, any mar...
dipsomaniacs	26	23	DIPSOMANIAC, one add...
dipterocarps	28	22	DIPTEROCARP, a kind...
directedness	23	18	the state of being d...
directnesses	23	17	DIRECTNESS, the qual...
directorates	23	16	DIRECTORATE, the off...
directorship	29	21	the office of direct...
directresses	24	16	DIRECTRESS, a female...
dirigibility	34	21	the state of being d...
disabilities	25	17	DISABILITY, the cond...
disablements	24	21	DISABLEMENT, the act...
disaccharide	29	22	any sugar that consi...
disaccharids	30	22	DISACCHARID, any of...
disaccordant	26	21	lacking in accord [a...
disaccording	28	23	DISACCORD, to refuse...
disaccredits	28	20	DISACCREDIT, to remo...
disaccustoms	29	23	DISACCUSTOM, to free...
disadvancing	26	25	DISADVANCE, (Spenser...
disadvantage	22	21	to place at a disadv...
disadventure	22	20	(Spenser) a mishap,...
disaffecting	29	25	DISAFFECT, to take a...
disaffection	27	23	the state of being d...
disaffiliate	26	20	to end an affiliatio...
disaffirming	28	25	DISAFFIRM, to assert...
disafforests	25	19	DISAFFOREST, to clea...
disaggregate	23	19	to separate into com...
disagreeable	23	19	causing discomfort [...
disagreeably	30	21	DISAGREEABLE, causin...
disagreement	21	19	the act of disagreei...
disallowable	28	22	that can be disallow...
disallowance	27	22	the act of disallowi...
disambiguate	25	22	to establish a singl...
disamenities	21	17	DISAMENITY, a lack o...
disanalogies	21	17	DISANALOGY, a non-co...
disanalogous	21	18	not analogous [adj]
disanchoring	26	22	DISANCHOR, to raise...
disanimating	22	20	DISANIMATE, to depri...
disannullers	22	18	DISANNULLER, one who...
disannulling	23	21	the act of disannull...
disannulment	21	21	the act of disannull...
disanointing	20	18	DISANOINT, to undo t...
disappearing	25	22	DISAPPEAR, to vanish...
disappointed	24	21	DISAPPOINT, to fail...
disapprovals	28	24	DISAPPROVAL, censure...
disapprovers	27	23	DISAPPROVER, one who...
disapproving	28	26	passing unfavorable...
disarmaments	22	20	DISARMAMENT, the act...
disarranging	22	19	DISARRANGE, to distu...
disassembled	25	21	DISASSEMBLE, to take...
disassembler	25	20	a program that trans...
disassembles	25	20	DISASSEMBLE, to take...
disassociate	23	16	to separate from ass...
disastrously	29	17	DISASTROUS, attended...
disauthorise	23	16	to deprive of author...
disauthorize	26	25	to deprive of author...
disavauncing	26	25	DISAVAUNCE, (Spenser...
disaventrous	22	19	(Spenser) unfortunat...
disaventures	22	19	DISAVENTURE, (Spense...
disavouching	29	26	DISAVOUCH, (obsolete...
disbandments	23	22	DISBANDMENT, the act...
disbelievers	26	21	DISBELIEVER, one who...
disbelieving	27	24	incredulous [adj DIS...
disbowelling	29	24	DISBOWEL, to remove...
disbranching	29	25	DISBRANCH, to divest...
disburdening	24	22	DISBURDEN, to rid of...
disbursement	24	21	the act of disbursin...
disburthened	25	21	DISBURTHEN, to get r...
discalceates	27	20	DISCALCEATE, one who...
discandering	24	21	(Shakespeare) meltin...
discandyings	31	23	DISCANDYING [n]
discardments	25	21	DISCARDMENT, the act...
disceptation	25	20	(archaic) the act of...
disceptators	26	19	DISCEPTATOR, (obsole...
discerningly	32	23	DISCERNING [adv]
discernments	24	21	DISCERNMENT, the qua...
discerptible	30	23	able to be separated...
discerptions	26	20	DISCERPTION, the act...
dischurching	34	27	DISCHURCH, (obsolete...
discipleship	33	25	the office of discip...
disciplinant	27	22	a person who subject...
disciplinary	34	23	serving to disciplin...
discipliners	28	21	DISCIPLINER, one who...
disciplining	29	24	DISCIPLINE, to punis...
disclamation	25	21	the act of disclaimi...
discoboluses	27	21	DISCOBOLUS, (histori...
discographer	29	23	a person who compile...
discographic	33	26	relating to discogra...
discologists	27	19	DISCOLOGIST, one who...
discolorment	25	21	the act of discolori...
discolouring	26	21	DISCOLOUR, to alter...
discomedusan	24	22	a member of the Disc...
discomfiters	28	22	DISCOMFITER, one who...
discomfiting	29	25	DISCOMFIT, to discon...
discomfiture	28	23	the act of discomfit...
discomforted	27	23	DISCOMFORT, to make...
discommended	25	25	DISCOMMEND, to menti...
discommoding	27	26	DISCOMMODE, to put t...
discommodity	33	25	inconvenience [n DIS...
discommoning	26	26	DISCOMMON, to depriv...
discommunity	33	26	lack of community [n...
discomposing	28	25	DISCOMPOSE, to disar...
discomposure	27	23	lackof composure [n...
discomycetes	34	24	DISCOMYCETE, one of...
disconcerted	26	21	DISCONCERT, to throw...
disconfirmed	27	24	DISCONFIRM, to deny...
disconnected	25	22	DISCONNECT, to sever...
disconnecter	25	21	one who disconnects...
disconnexion	27	26	the act of disconnec...
disconsented	22	19	DISCONSENT, (obsolet...
disconsolate	23	18	cheerless [adj DISCO...
discontented	22	19	DISCONTENT, to make...
discontinued	23	20	DISCONTINUE, to brea...
discontinuer	23	19	one who discontinues...
discontinues	23	19	DISCONTINUE, to brea...
discophorans	27	22	DISCOPHORAN, a jelly...
discophorous	28	22	relating to the Disc...
discordances	26	21	DISCORDANCE, the sta...
discordantly	31	21	DISCORDANT, being at...
discorporate	25	19	to deprive (a corpor...
discotheques	34	28	DISCOTHEQUE, a place...
discountable	26	22	set apart for discou...
discouragers	25	19	DISCOURAGER, one who...
discouraging	26	22	disheartening [adj D...
discourteise	24	17	(Spenser) discourteo...
discourteous	24	18	lacking courtesy, al...
discoverable	28	24	that can be discover...
discoverture	26	21	the state of being d...
discrediting	26	20	DISCREDIT, to refuse...
discreetness	23	17	the state of being d...
discrepances	28	23	DISCREPANCE, the sta...
discrepantly	33	23	DISCREPANT, marked b...
discreteness	23	17	the state of being d...
discretional	24	18	relating to discreti...
discretively	34	23	DISCRETIVE, marking...
discriminant	25	21	a mathematical expre...
discriminate	25	20	discriminating [adj...
disculpating	29	24	DISCULPATE, to free...
discumbering	29	26	DISCUMBER, (archaic)...
discursively	35	24	DISCURSIVE, moving f...
discussional	25	19	relating to discussi...
disdainfully	32	23	DISDAINFUL, full of...
diseasedness	19	15	the state of being d...
diseconomies	23	20	DISECONOMY, lack of...
disembarking	26	26	DISEMBARK, to leave...
disembarrass	24	19	to free from somethi...
disembellish	29	23	to deprive of embell...
disembitters	25	19	DISEMBITTER, to free...
disembodying	31	25	DISEMBODY, to remove...
disemboguing	26	25	DISEMBOGUE, (Spanish...
disembosomed	24	23	DISEMBOSOM, to separ...
disemboweled	27	24	DISEMBOWEL, to take...
disembrangle	25	23	(obsolete) to free f...
disembroiled	25	21	DISEMBROIL, to disen...
disemburdens	24	22	DISEMBURDEN, to disb...
disemploying	32	25	DISEMPLOY, to throw...
disempowered	26	23	DISEMPOWER, to depri...
disenchained	24	21	DISENCHAIN, to free...
disenchanted	24	21	DISENCHANT, to free...
disenchanter	24	20	one who disenchants...
disenclosing	25	21	DISENCLOSE, to free...
disencumbers	27	24	DISENCUMBER, to free...
disendowment	23	22	the act of disendowi...
disennobling	23	22	DISENNOBLE, to depri...
disenrolling	23	19	the act of removing...
disenshrouds	23	18	DISENSHROUD, to dive...
disenslaving	24	22	DISENSLAVE, to free...
disentailing	22	18	DISENTAIL, to free f...
disentangled	21	19	DISENTANGLE, to free...
disentangles	21	18	DISENTANGLE, to free...
disenthralls	25	18	DISENTHRALL, to rele...
disenthroned	21	18	DISENTHRONE, (Milton...
disenthrones	21	17	DISENTHRONE, (Milton...
disentitling	23	18	DISENTITLE, to depri...
disentombing	24	23	DISENTOMB, to take o...
disentrailed	21	16	DISENTRAIL, (Spenser...
disentrained	19	16	DISENTRAIN, to set d...
disentranced	22	19	DISENTRANCE, to awak...
disentrances	22	18	DISENTRANCE, to awak...
disentrayled	27	18	DISENTRAYLE, (Spense...
disentrayles	27	17	DISENTRAYLE, (Spense...
disentwining	24	21	DISENTWINE, to free...
disenveloped	24	23	DISENVELOP, to free...
disenvironed	21	20	DISENVIRON, to depri...
disespousing	24	20	DISESPOUSE, (Milton)...
disestablish	27	19	to deprive of an est...
disesteeming	22	19	DISESTEEM, to hold o...
disfavourers	25	21	DISFAVOURER, one who...
disfavouring	26	24	DISFAVOUR, to disest...
disfeaturing	24	20	DISFEATURE, to depri...
disfluencies	27	22	DISFLUENCY, a lack o...
disforesting	24	19	DISFOREST, to clear...
disfranchise	28	22	to deprive of franch...
disfunctions	26	22	DISFUNCTION, impairm...
disfurnished	26	21	DISFURNISH, to strip...
disfurnishes	26	20	DISFURNISH, to strip...
disgarnished	24	19	DISGARNISH, to despo...
disgarnishes	24	18	DISGARNISH, to despo...
disgarrisons	22	16	DISGARRISON, to depr...
disgavelling	27	24	the act of releasing...
disglorified	26	20	DISGLORIFY, (Milton)...
disglorifies	26	19	DISGLORIFY, (Milton)...
disgorgement	23	21	the act of disgorgin...
disgradation	21	17	the act of disgradin...
disgregation	22	18	separation; scatteri...
disgruntling	25	21	DISGRUNTLE, to make...
disguiseless	24	17	without a disguise [...
disguisement	23	20	a disguise [n -S]
disgustfully	35	24	DISGUSTFUL, provokin...
disgustingly	32	22	DISGUSTING [adv]
dishallowing	29	23	DISHALLOW, to make u...
disharmonies	23	19	DISHARMONY, lack of...
disharmonise	23	19	to put out of harmon...
disharmonize	26	28	to put out of harmon...
disheartened	21	17	DISHEARTEN, to cause...
dishevelling	28	24	DISHEVEL, to make th...
dishevelment	26	24	the state of being d...
dishonesties	22	16	DISHONESTY, lack of...
dishonorable	24	20	lacking honor, also...
dishonorably	31	22	DISHONORABLE, lackin...
dishonourers	22	17	DISHONOURER [n]
dishonouring	23	20	DISHONOUR, to depriv...
dishumouring	26	23	DISHUMOUR, (obsolete...
disillusions	24	17	DISILLUSION, to free...
disimagining	24	22	DISIMAGINE, to banis...
disimprisons	25	20	DISIMPRISON, to free...
disimproving	28	26	DISIMPROVE, to make...
disincentive	25	22	a deterrent [n -S]
disinclining	26	22	DISINCLINE, to make...
disinclosing	26	21	DISINCLOSE, to free...
disinfectant	25	21	an agent that frees...
disinfecting	27	23	DISINFECT, to rid of...
disinfection	25	21	the act of disinfect...
disinfectors	26	20	DISINFECTOR, an agen...
disinfestant	22	18	an agent that disinf...
disinfesting	24	20	DISINFEST, to remove...
disinflation	23	19	a reversal of inflat...
disinforming	25	23	DISINFORM, to inform...
disingenuity	28	20	the state of being d...
disingenuous	21	19	lacking in candor; g...
disinherison	22	17	the act of disinheri...
disinherited	23	17	DISINHERIT, to depri...
disinhibited	26	20	DISINHIBIT, to remov...
disintegrate	21	16	to break or decompos...
disinterests	21	14	DISINTEREST, to caus...
disinterment	21	18	the act of disinterr...
disinterring	22	17	DISINTER, to exhume...
disintricate	24	17	to free from intrica...
disinventing	23	22	DISINVENT, to undo t...
disinvesting	24	21	DISINVEST, to reduce...
disinvolving	27	26	DISINVOLVE, to unfol...
disjointedly	30	27	DISJOINTED [adv]
disjunctions	26	28	DISJUNCTION, the act...
disjunctives	29	31	DISJUNCTIVE, a disju...
disjunctures	27	28	DISJUNCTURE, the act...
dislocatedly	32	21	DISLOCATED [adv]
dislocations	24	18	DISLOCATION, the act...
dislodgement	23	21	the act of dislodgin...
dislodgments	24	21	DISLODGMENT, the act...
disloyalties	29	17	DISLOYALTY, lack of...
dismalnesses	22	18	DISMALNESS, the qual...
dismantlings	24	21	DISMANTLING, the act...
dismastments	23	20	DISMASTMENT, the act...
dismayedness	27	20	the state of being d...
dismemberers	25	22	DISMEMBERER, one who...
dismembering	26	25	DISMEMBER, to cut or...
dismissively	33	23	DISMISSIVE, disrespe...
dismountable	24	22	capable of being dis...
dismutations	22	18	DISMUTATION, simulta...
disobedience	24	21	refusal or neglect t...
disoperation	21	17	a mutually harmful r...
disorderedly	28	18	DISORDERED [adv]
disorderlies	22	15	DISORDERLY, a disord...
disorganised	21	17	DISORGANISE, to remo...
disorganiser	21	16	one who disorganises...
disorganises	21	16	DISORGANISE, to remo...
disorganized	24	26	DISORGANIZE, to remo...
disorganizer	24	25	one who disorganizes...
disorganizes	24	25	DISORGANIZE, to remo...
disorientate	19	14	to cause to lose a s...
disorienting	21	17	DISORIENT, to confus...
dispaupering	26	23	DISPAUPER, to depriv...
dispauperise	25	20	to free from pauperd...
dispauperize	28	29	to free from pauperd...
dispensaries	22	17	DISPENSARY, a place...
dispensation	21	18	a general state or o...
dispensative	24	21	granting dispensatio...
dispensators	22	17	DISPENSATOR, a dispe...
dispensatory	28	19	granting dispensatio...
dispersively	33	23	DISPERSIVE, tending...
dispiritedly	32	20	DISPIRITED [adv]
dispiritment	25	20	a state of being dis...
dispiteously	31	20	DISPITEOUS, (obsolet...
displaceable	29	24	capable of being dis...
displacement	27	24	the act of displacin...
displeasance	25	21	(Spenser) displeasur...
displeasants	23	18	DISPLEASANT, to rend...
displeasedly	31	21	DISPLEASED [adv]
displeasured	24	19	DISPLEASURE, (archai...
displeasures	24	18	DISPLEASURE, (archai...
displenished	26	21	DISPLENISH, to depri...
displenishes	26	20	DISPLENISH, to depri...
disportments	24	20	DISPORTMENT, the act...
dispositions	23	17	DISPOSITION, a perso...
dispossessed	23	17	DISPOSSESS, to put o...
dispossesses	23	16	DISPOSSESS, to put o...
dispossessor	23	16	one who dispossesses...
disprisoning	24	20	DISPRISON, to let lo...
disprivacied	29	24	deprived of privacy...
disprivilege	28	23	to deprive of a priv...
disprofessed	25	20	DISPROFESS, to renou...
disprofesses	25	19	DISPROFESS, to renou...
disprofiting	27	22	DISPROFIT, (archaic)...
dispropriate	25	19	(obsolete) to disapp...
disproviding	27	24	DISPROVIDE, (archaic...
dispurveying	33	26	DISPURVEY, (archaic)...
disputations	23	18	DISPUTATION, the act...
disputatious	24	18	inclined to dispute...
disqualified	33	28	DISQUALIFY, to debar...
disqualifier	33	27	one who disqualifies...
disqualifies	33	27	DISQUALIFY, to debar...
disquietedly	37	27	DISQUIETED [adv]
disquietened	28	25	DISQUIETEN, to make...
disquietness	29	24	the state of being d...
disquietudes	30	25	DISQUIETUDE, anxiety...
disquisition	30	24	a carefully argued e...
disquisitive	33	27	of or like a disquis...
disquisitory	37	25	of or like a disquis...
disregarders	22	16	DISREGARDER, one who...
disregardful	26	21	full of disregard [a...
disregarding	23	19	DISREGARD, to pay no...
disrelations	21	15	DISRELATION, lack of...
disrelishing	26	19	DISRELISH, to dislik...
disremembers	25	22	DISREMEMBER, to forg...
disreputable	26	21	not reputable [adj D...
disreputably	33	23	DISREPUTABLE, not re...
disrespected	26	20	DISRESPECT, to have...
disrobements	23	20	DISROBEMENT, the act...
disruptively	34	24	DISRUPTIVE, causing...
dissatisfied	24	17	DISSATISFY, to fail...
dissatisfies	24	16	DISSATISFY, to fail...
dissemblance	27	24	the act of dissembli...
dissemblings	27	23	DISSEMBLING [n]
disseminated	21	18	DISSEMINATE, to spre...
disseminates	21	17	DISSEMINATE, to spre...
disseminator	21	17	one who disseminates...
disseminules	23	19	DISSEMINULE, a repro...
dissenterish	23	16	like a (religious) d...
dissenterism	22	17	the beliefs of a dis...
dissentience	22	18	the state of being d...
dissentiency	29	20	the state of being d...
dissentients	20	15	DISSENTIENT, one who...
dissentingly	29	20	DISSENTING [adv]
dissepiments	24	20	DISSEPIMENT, a parti...
dissertating	22	16	DISSERTATE, to disco...
dissertation	20	14	an extended usually...
dissertative	23	17	relating to disserta...
dissertators	21	13	DISSERTATOR, one who...
disseverance	24	21	the act of disseveri...
disseverment	23	21	the act of disseveri...
dissheathing	26	20	DISSHEATHE, to becom...
disshivering	27	22	DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissiliences	25	18	DISSILIENCE, springi...
dissimilarly	32	20	DISSIMILAR, unlike [...
dissimilated	24	18	DISSIMILATE, to unde...
dissimilates	24	17	DISSIMILATE, to unde...
dissimulated	24	19	DISSIMULATE, to pret...
dissimulates	24	18	DISSIMULATE, to pret...
dissimulator	24	18	one who dissinulates...
dissipatedly	31	20	DISSIPATED [adv]
dissipations	23	17	DISSIPATION, the act...
dissocialise	25	17	to make unsocial, al...
dissociality	32	19	the state of being d...
dissocialize	28	26	to make unsocial, al...
dissociating	25	19	DISSOCIATE, to separ...
dissociation	23	17	the act of dissociat...
dissociative	26	20	serving to dissociat...
dissolutions	22	16	DISSOLUTION, separat...
dissonancies	22	18	DISSONANCY, discord,...
dissuasively	31	21	DISSUASIVE, tending...
dissuasories	21	14	DISSUASORY, a dissua...
dissundering	22	19	DISSUNDER, (archaic)...
dissyllabify	41	25	to make disyllabic [...
dissyllabism	34	23	the fact of having t...
dissyllables	33	21	DISSYLLABLE, a word...
dissymmetric	34	24	relating to dissymme...
distanceless	24	18	without distance [ad...
distemperate	23	19	not temperate [adj]
distempering	25	22	DISTEMPER, to paint...
disthronised	23	17	DISTHRONISE, (Spense...
disthronises	23	16	DISTHRONISE, (Spense...
disthronized	26	26	DISTHRONIZE, (Spense...
disthronizes	26	25	DISTHRONIZE, (Spense...
distichously	35	22	DISTICHOUS, in or ha...
distillation	23	16	the process of purif...
distillatory	30	17	relating to distilla...
distilleries	24	15	DISTILLERY, the buil...
distinctions	24	18	DISTINCTION, separat...
distinctives	27	21	DISTINCTIVE, somethi...
distinctness	24	18	the state of being d...
distinctures	25	18	DISTINCTURE, distinc...
distortional	21	15	relating to distorti...
distractable	27	20	that can be distract...
distractedly	32	20	DISTRACTED [adv]
distractible	28	20	that can be distract...
distractions	24	17	DISTRACTION, the act...
distrainable	23	18	capable of being dis...
distrainment	21	18	the act of distraini...
distraughtly	33	21	DISTRAUGHT, agitated...
distressings	23	16	DISTRESSING, the act...
distribuends	24	19	DISTRIBUEND, that wh...
distributary	31	19	a branch of a river...
distributees	24	17	DISTRIBUTEE, one who...
distributers	25	17	DISTRIBUTER, one who...
distributing	26	20	DISTRIBUTE, to divid...
distribution	24	18	the act of distribut...
distributive	27	21	relating to distribu...
distributors	25	17	DISTRIBUTOR, one who...
distringases	22	16	DISTRINGAS, formerly...
distroubling	26	21	DISTROUBLE, (obsolet...
distrustless	24	15	without distrust [ad...
disturbances	26	21	DISTURBANCE, the act...
disturbative	26	21	serving to disturb [...
disturbingly	33	23	DISTURBING [adv]
disulphurets	28	21	DISULPHURET, (obsole...
disunionists	21	16	DISUNIONIST, someone...
disutilities	24	15	DISUTILITY, the stat...
disworshiped	29	22	DISWORSHIP, (Milton)...
disyllabisms	34	23	DISYLLABISM, the cha...
ditchdiggers	30	23	DITCHDIGGER, one tha...
ditheistical	28	19	relating to ditheism...
ditheletical	28	20	relating to dithelet...
ditheletisms	26	19	DITHELETISM, the doc...
dithelitisms	27	19	DITHELITISM, the doc...
dithyrambist	34	23	one who sings dithyr...
ditransitive	23	18	a verb able to take...
ditriglyphic	39	26	of or like a ditrigl...
dittographic	30	23	relating to dittogra...
diuretically	33	21	DIURETIC, increasing...
diuturnities	22	16	DIUTURNITY, long dur...
divaricately	33	23	DIVARICATE, forking...
divaricating	27	23	DIVARICATE, to fork,...
divarication	25	21	the act of divaricat...
divaricators	26	20	DIVARICATOR, one who...
divellicated	28	23	DIVELLICATE, to pull...
divellicates	28	22	DIVELLICATE, to pull...
divergements	24	23	DIVERGEMENT, the act...
divergencies	26	23	DIVERGENCY, a drawin...
diversifiers	26	20	DIVERSIFIER, one who...
diversifying	33	25	DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversionary	28	20	tending to draw atte...
diversionist	23	18	one engaged in diver...
diverticular	28	22	relating to a divert...
diverticulum	30	26	a blind passage or t...
divertimenti	24	21	DIVERTIMENTO, (Itali...
divertimento	23	21	(Italian) a genre of...
divestitures	24	18	DIVESTITURE, the act...
dividendless	24	21	without a dividend [...
divinatorial	23	19	relating to divinati...
divinenesses	21	19	DIVINENESS, the qual...
divineresses	22	18	DIVINERESS, a woman...
divinisation	22	19	the process of divin...
divinization	25	28	the process of divin...
divisibility	35	23	the state of being d...
divisionally	31	22	DIVISIONAL, relating...
divisionisms	25	21	DIVISIONISM, pointil...
divisionists	24	18	DIVISIONIST, a pract...
divisiveness	25	22	the state of being d...
divorcements	26	24	DIVORCEMENT, the act...
divulgations	25	22	DIVULGATION, the act...
divulgements	26	25	DIVULGEMENT, the act...
docibilities	28	20	DOCIBILITY, docility...
docimologies	26	22	DOCIMOLOGY, the art...
dockisations	24	21	DOCKISATION, the act...
dockizations	27	30	DOCKIZATION, the act...
dockwalloper	31	28	an informal US name...
doctrinaires	23	17	DOCTRINAIRE, (French...
doctrinality	31	20	the state of being d...
doctrinarian	22	18	a doctrinaire, an im...
doctrinarism	25	20	being doctrinaire, a...
documentable	26	25	capable of being doc...
dodecagynian	28	23	having twelve styles...
dodecagynous	29	23	having twelve styles...
dodecahedral	25	21	relating to a dodeca...
dodecahedron	23	21	a twelve-sided solid...
dodecandrous	22	20	having twelve stamen...
dodecaphonic	29	26	of music, twelve-ton...
dodecastyles	30	20	DODECASTYLE, a porti...
dogberryisms	32	23	DOGBERRYISM, the sta...
dogfightings	29	25	DOGFIGHTING, engagin...
doggednesses	21	19	DOGGEDNESS, the qual...
dogmatically	34	25	DOGMATICAL, pertaini...
dolichuruses	28	21	DOLICHURUS, (Latin)...
dollarfishes	27	20	DOLLARFISH, any of v...
dollarocracy	34	23	rule by the dollar [...
dolomitising	24	20	DOLOMITISE, to conve...
dolomitizing	27	29	DOLOMITIZE, to conve...
doloriferous	23	18	bearing grief or pai...
dolorousness	20	16	the state of being d...
dolphinarium	27	24	a place where dolphi...
domesticable	27	23	capable of being dom...
domestically	33	23	DOMESTICAL, (archaic...
domesticated	24	20	DOMESTICATE, to brin...
domesticates	24	19	DOMESTICATE, to brin...
domesticator	24	19	one who domesticates...
domesticised	25	20	DOMESTICISE, to make...
domesticises	25	19	DOMESTICISE, to make...
domesticized	28	29	DOMESTICIZE, to make...
domesticizes	28	28	DOMESTICIZE, to make...
domiciliated	26	21	DOMICILIATE, to esta...
domiciliates	26	20	DOMICILIATE, to esta...
dominatingly	29	23	DOMINATING [adv]
dominatrices	24	20	DOMINATRIX, a prosti...
dominatrixes	27	24	DOMINATRIX, a prosti...
donatistical	24	18	pertaining to donati...
doomwatchers	29	24	DOOMWATCHER, one who...
doomwatching	30	27	the act of keeping a...
doorknockers	24	25	DOORKNOCKER, a knock...
doorknocking	25	28	DOORKNOCK, to go fro...
doorsteppers	24	19	DOORSTEPPER, a sales...
doorstepping	25	22	going from door to d...
dopaminergic	27	25	liberating, activate...
doppelganger	26	25	(German) a ghostly c...
dorsiflexing	31	27	DORSIFLEX, to bend t...
dorsiflexion	29	25	a bending backwards;...
dorsiventral	23	19	having differentiate...
dorsolateral	21	15	of, relating to, or...
dorsoventral	22	19	extending from a dor...
dosimetrists	23	16	DOSIMETRIST, one who...
doubleheader	24	21	two games, contests...
doublenesses	22	19	DOUBLENESS, the stat...
doublespeaks	26	25	DOUBLESPEAK, languag...
doublethinks	27	25	DOUBLETHINK, thought...
doubtfulness	26	23	the state of being d...
doughinesses	23	19	DOUGHINESS, the stat...
doughnutlike	26	25	like a doughnut [adj...
doughnutting	25	23	the act of surroundi...
doulocracies	27	21	DOULOCRACY, a govern...
douroucoulis	25	20	DOUROUCOULI, a small...
dovetailings	24	21	DOVETAILING, the act...
dovishnesses	24	20	DOVISHNESS, the stat...
downdraughts	27	23	DOWNDRAUGHT, a downw...
downlighters	28	22	DOWNLIGHTER, a downw...
downloadable	25	23	capable of being dow...
downloadings	24	22	DOWNLOADING, the act...
downshifters	28	22	DOWNSHIFTER, one who...
downshifting	29	25	the act of selecting...
downstairses	23	17	DOWNSTAIRS, a lower...
downtrending	23	22	DOWNTREND, to tend i...
downwardness	25	22	the state of being d...
doxographers	31	27	DOXOGRAPHER, a compi...
doxographies	31	27	DOXOGRAPHY, the comp...
doxorubicins	32	28	DOXORUBICIN, a bacte...
doxycyclines	46	32	DOXYCYCLINE, a broad...
drabbinesses	24	20	DRABBINESS, the stat...
draconianism	23	21	extreme harshness of...
draconically	34	24	DRACONIC, unusually...
dracontiases	22	17	DRACONTIASIS, guinea...
dracontiasis	23	17	guinea worm disease...
draftinesses	22	17	DRAFTINESS, the stat...
draftsperson	24	20	a draftsman or draft...
dragonnading	20	21	DRAGONNADE, to perse...
dramatically	33	23	DRAMATICAL, of or pe...
dramaticisms	27	22	DRAMATICISM, the qua...
dramatisable	24	20	capable of being dra...
dramatizable	27	29	capable of being dra...
dramaturgies	23	19	DRAMATURGY, the art...
dramaturgist	24	19	a dramatist; specifi...
drapeability	32	22	the state of being d...
draughtboard	26	22	a board for the play...
draughtiness	24	19	the state of being d...
draughtproof	28	24	to make proof agains...
drawlingness	25	21	the state of being d...
dreadfulness	23	20	the state of being d...
dreadnaughts	23	20	DREADNAUGHT, a large...
dreadnoughts	23	20	DREADNOUGHT, a large...
dreamfulness	24	22	the state of being d...
dreaminesses	20	17	DREAMINESS, the stat...
drearinesses	19	14	DREARINESS, the stat...
dregginesses	22	18	DREGGINESS, fullness...
dressinesses	20	14	DRESSINESS, the stat...
dressmakings	24	23	DRESSMAKING, the cra...
drillability	34	21	the state of being d...
drillmasters	25	18	DRILLMASTER, an inst...
drinkability	32	24	the state of being d...
driveability	33	23	the ability to be dr...
drivennesses	21	19	DRIVENNESS, the stat...
drivethrough	29	24	a shop or restaurant...
dromophobias	27	24	DROMOPHOBIA, a fear...
droopinesses	21	17	DROOPINESS, the stat...
droseraceous	22	17	belonging to the Dro...
drossinesses	20	14	DROSSINESS, the qual...
droughtiness	24	19	the state of being d...
drowsinesses	23	17	DROWSINESS, the stat...
drumbeatings	25	23	DRUMBEATING, the bea...
drumbledrane	24	23	(dialect) a bumble b...
drunkalogues	23	23	DRUNKALOGUE, an acco...
drunkometers	22	22	DRUNKOMETER, a devic...
drysalteries	28	16	DRYSALTERY, the arti...
dubitatively	33	24	DUBITATIVE, relating...
dulcetnesses	24	19	DULCETNESS, the stat...
dulciloquies	35	29	DULCILOQUY, a soft m...
dumbfounders	26	26	DUMBFOUNDER, to stri...
dumbfounding	27	29	DUMBFOUND, to strike...
dumbstricken	29	28	made silent by aston...
dumfoundered	23	24	DUMFOUNDER, to strik...
dumortierite	22	17	(French) an orthorho...
dunderheaded	21	20	of or like a dunderh...
duniewassals	24	19	DUNIEWASSAL, (Gaelic...
dunniewassal	23	20	(Gaelic) a Highland...
duodecennial	22	21	recurring twelve yea...
duodecillion	25	21	ten to the power of...
duodecimally	33	25	DUODECIMAL, of or re...
duodenectomy	29	24	the surgical removal...
duodenitises	20	16	DUODENITIS, inflamma...
dupabilities	27	21	DUPABILITY, the abil...
duplications	27	22	DUPLICATION, the act...
duplicatures	28	22	DUPLICATURE, a doubl...
durabilities	25	18	DURABILITY, the stat...
duraluminium	25	24	a strong, light, alu...
dwarfishness	28	22	the state of being d...
dwindlements	25	23	DWINDLEMENT, the sta...
dyeabilities	30	19	DYEABILITY, the abil...
dynamogenies	26	22	DYNAMOGENY, producti...
dynamographs	32	26	DYNAMOGRAPH, an inst...
dynamometers	27	22	DYNAMOMETER, instrum...
dynamometric	31	25	relating to a dynamo...
dynastically	38	23	DYNASTICAL, relating...
dynasticisms	32	22	DYNASTICISM, a syste...
dyotheletism	31	21	the doctrine that Ch...
dysaesthesia	28	17	loss of sensation [n...
dysaesthetic	32	20	relating to dysaesth...
dyscalculias	36	24	DYSCALCULIA, the ina...
dysfunctions	32	24	DYSFUNCTION, impaire...
dysmenorrhea	28	21	painful menstruation...
dyspareunias	28	20	DYSPAREUNIA, painful...
dysphemistic	37	26	relating to dysphemi...
dysrhythmias	40	24	DYSRHYTHMIA, an abno...
dysrhythmics	44	27	DYSRHYTHMIC, someone...
dyssynergias	34	20	DYSSYNERGIA, muscula...
dyssynergies	34	20	DYSSYNERGY, muscular...
dysteleology	35	21	the study of functio...

12 letter words that start with D

12 letter words that start with D

12 letter D word

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