6 letter words that start with D

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6 letter words that start with D

6 letter D word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
dabbas	14	13	DABBA, (Hindi) in In...
dabbed	14	14	DAB, to touch lightl...
dabber	14	13	a pad for dabbing in...
dabble	15	14	to dip or splash in...
dachas	15	12	DACHA, a Russian cou...
dacite	13	10	a fine-grained volca...
dacked	14	15	DACK, (Australian sl...
dacker	14	14	(Scots) to lounge, s...
dacoit	13	10	a member of an India...
dacron	12	11	a synthetic polyeste...
dactyl	21	13	a metrical foot of o...
dadahs	12	10	DADAH, (Australian s...
dadded	10	10	DAD, to dash against...
daddle	11	10	(Scots) to waddle, s...
dadgum	13	14	(colloquial) damned...
dadoed	9	9	DADO, to set into a...
dadoes	9	8	DADO, an ornamental...
daedal	10	9	ingenious and cunnin...
daeing	10	10	DAE, (Scots) to do [...
daemon	9	11	(Greek) an inward sp...
daffed	14	14	DAFF, to play the fo...
daftar	12	10	(Hindi) in India, an...
dafter	12	10	DAFT, insane [adj]
daftie	12	10	a simpleton [n -S]
daftly	20	13	DAFT, insane [adv]
dagaba	12	12	a Buddhist memorial...
daggas	12	11	DAGGA, marijuana [n]
dagged	12	12	DAG, to remove clott...
dagger	12	11	to stab with a small...
daggle	13	12	to drag in mud [v DA...
dagoba	12	12	a Buddhist memorial...
dagoes	10	9	DAGO, (offensive) a...
dahlia	13	10	a flowering plant [n...
dahoon	10	10	a perennial shrub of...
daidle	11	9	(Scots) to waddle, s...
daiker	11	11	(Scots) to lounge, s...
daikon	10	12	(Japanese) a long wh...
daikos	11	11	DAIKO, a large Japan...
daimen	10	11	occasional [adj]
daimio	11	10	a former Japanese no...
daimon	10	11	(Greek) an inward sp...
daimyo	17	12	a former Japanese no...
dained	9	9	DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
daines	9	8	DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
daints	10	8	DAINT, (Spenser) a d...
dainty	16	10	tasteful, delicate [...
daises	10	7	DAIS, a raised platf...
dakers	11	11	DAKER, to lounge, al...
dakoit	11	11	a member of an India...
dalasi	11	8	a unit of Gambian cu...
daledh	13	11	the fourth letter of...
daleds	11	9	DALED, the fourth le...
daleth	13	10	the fourth letter of...
dalles	12	9	DALLE, (French) a sl...
dallop	14	12	(obsolete) a tuft or...
dalton	10	9	a unit of atomic mas...
damage	11	12	to damage [v DAMAGED...
damans	10	11	DAMAN, a small herbi...
damars	11	10	DAMAR, a hard resin...
damask	12	14	to weave with elabor...
dammar	12	13	a hard resin used in...
dammed	12	14	DAM, to build an emb...
dammer	12	13	a hard resin used in...
dammit	13	13	damn it [interj]
damned	10	12	damnable [adj DAMNED...
damner	10	11	one who damns [n -S]
damped	13	14	DAMP, to wet slightl...
dampen	12	14	to moisten [v -ED, -...
damper	13	13	(Australian slang) a...
damply	21	16	DAMP, moist [adv]
damsel	12	11	(archaic) a young gi...
damson	10	11	a rather small, oval...
danced	12	12	DANCE, to move rhyth...
dancer	12	11	one who dances [n -S...
dances	12	11	DANCE, to move rhyth...
dancey	18	13	relating to dance mu...
dander	9	9	(dialect) to stroll,...
dandle	10	10	to dance (a child) o...
danged	10	11	DANG, to damn [v]
danger	10	10	to expose to loss or...
dangle	11	11	to hang loosely [v D...
dangly	18	13	hanging loosely [adj...
danios	9	8	DANIO, a brightly co...
danish	12	10	a pastry of raised d...
danker	10	12	DANK, unpleasantly d...
dankly	18	15	DANK, unpleasantly d...
dansak	10	12	(Urdu) any of a vari...
danted	9	9	DANT, (obsolete) to...
danton	8	9	to dare, also DAUNTO...
daphne	13	13	a genus of diminutiv...
dapped	14	14	DAP, to dip in water...
dapper	14	13	trim, neat [adj DAPP...
dapple	15	14	to mark with spots [...
darafs	12	10	DARAF, an electrical...
darbar	12	10	the court of a nativ...
darcys	20	12	DARCY, a unit of geo...
darers	10	7	DARER, one who dares...
dargah	13	11	the tomb of a Muslim...
dargas	11	9	DARGA, the tomb of a...
dargle	12	10	(Scott) a dell [n -S...
darics	14	10	DARIC, a gold coin o...
daring	11	10	brave, audacious [ad...
darked	11	12	DARK, to make dark [...
darken	10	12	to make dark [v -ED,...
darker	11	11	DARK, having little...
darkey	17	13	(offensive) a colour...
darkie	11	11	(offensive) a colour...
darkle	12	12	to grow dark; to sho...
darkly	19	14	DARK, having little...
darned	9	9	bothersome [adj DARN...
darnel	10	9	a species of ryegras...
darner	9	8	one who darns [n -S]
darred	10	8	DARRE, to venture bo...
darres	10	7	DARRE, to venture bo...
darted	10	8	DART, to move sudden...
darter	10	7	a freshwater diving...
dartle	11	8	to dart repeatedly [...
dartre	10	7	(French) a herpes-li...
darzis	14	16	DARZI, a Hindu tailo...
dashed	12	10	DASH, to strike viol...
dasher	12	9	one who dashes [n -S...
dashes	12	9	DASH, to strike viol...
dashis	13	9	DASHI, a fish broth...
dassie	10	7	(Afrikaans) the hyra...
datals	11	8	DATAL, a daily recko...
datary	16	9	an officer who atten...
datcha	15	12	a Russian country ho...
daters	10	7	DATER, one who dates...
dating	11	10	a determination of a...
dative	12	11	expressing an indire...
dattos	10	7	DATTO, a Philippine...
datums	12	11	DATUM, something use...
datura	10	8	a genus of solanaceo...
daubed	12	12	DAUB, to smear [v]
dauber	12	11	one who daubs; an un...
daubes	12	11	DAUBE, (French) a me...
daubry	19	13	a crudely artful dev...
dauded	10	10	DAUD, to knock, also...
daults	12	9	DAULT, (Scots) a fos...
dauner	9	9	(dialect) to stroll,...
daunts	10	9	DAUNT, to intimidate...
daured	10	9	DAUR, to venture bol...
dauted	10	9	DAUT, (Scots) to pet...
dautie	10	8	(Scots) a pet, also...
davens	11	12	DAVEN, to utter Jewi...
davies	12	11	DAVY, a safety lamp...
davits	13	11	DAVIT, a crane that...
dawahs	15	12	DAWAH, (Arabic) the...
dawbry	22	15	(Shakespeare) a crud...
dawded	13	12	DAWD, (Scots) to kno...
dawdle	14	12	to waste time [v DAW...
dawing	14	13	DAW, to dawn [v]
dawish	16	12	like a daw, a jackda...
dawned	12	12	DAWN, to grown light...
dawner	12	11	(dialect) to stroll,...
dawney	18	13	(Irish) dull or slow...
dawted	13	11	DAWT, (Scots) to pet...
dawtie	13	10	(Scots) a pet, also...
dayans	15	10	DAYAN, (Hebrew) a se...
daybed	18	13	a bed in a hospital...
dayboy	24	14	a boy who attends cl...
dayfly	26	15	a mayfly [n DAYFLIES...
dayglo	18	12	(tradename) of a lum...
daylit	18	10	DAYLIGHT, to illumin...
daynts	16	10	DAYNT, (Spenser) a t...
dazers	13	16	DAZER, something tha...
dazing	14	19	DAZE, to stun [v]
dazzle	17	26	to blind with a brig...
deacon	11	11	to put the best look...
deaded	9	9	DEAD, (obsolete) to...
deaden	8	9	to deprive of feelin...
deader	9	8	a dead person [n -S]
deadly	17	11	lethal [adj DEADLIER...
deafen	10	11	to make deaf [v -ED,...
deafer	11	10	DEAF, lacking the se...
deafly	19	13	DEAF, lacking the se...
deairs	10	7	DEAIR, to remove air...
dealer	10	8	one that deals [n -S...
deaned	8	9	DEAN, to serve as th...
deaner	8	8	(obsolete slang) a s...
deared	9	8	DEARE, to injure, al...
dearer	9	7	DEAR, costly [adj]
deares	9	7	DEARE, to injure, al...
dearie	9	7	a term of endearment...
dearly	17	10	DEAR, costly [adv]
dearns	9	8	DEARN [n]
dearth	12	9	scarcity, also DERTH...
deasil	11	8	(Scots) motion in th...
deaths	12	9	DEATH, the end of li...
deathy	18	11	like death [adj DEAT...
deaved	11	12	DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
deaves	11	11	DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
deawed	12	11	DEAW, (Spenser) to c...
deawie	12	10	(Spenser) dewy, also...
debags	13	12	DEBAG, to take someo...
debark	13	14	to unload from a shi...
debars	12	10	DEBAR, to exclude [v...
debase	11	10	to lower or degrade...
debate	11	10	to deliberate [v DEB...
debeak	12	14	to remove the tip of...
debels	13	11	DEBEL, to conquer in...
debile	13	11	(archaic) feeble [ad...
debits	13	10	DEBIT, to charge wit...
debone	10	11	to remove the bones...
debosh	14	12	to lead into lewdnes...
deboss	12	10	to impress a design...
debris	13	10	scattered remains [n...
debted	12	11	obliged [adj]
debtee	11	10	one to whom a debt i...
debtor	12	10	someone who owes a d...
debuds	13	12	DEBUD, to remove the...
debugs	14	13	DEBUG, to remove the...
debunk	13	16	to clear of humbug [...
deburr	13	11	to remove burrs from...
deburs	13	11	DEBUR, to remove rou...
debuts	13	11	DEBUT, to make a fir...
debyes	18	12	DEBYE, a unit of mea...
decade	12	11	a period of ten year...
decads	13	11	DECAD, (obsolete) a...
decaff	17	16	(short for) decaffei...
decafs	15	13	DECAF, (short for) d...
decals	14	11	DECAL, a design made...
decamp	16	16	to depart from a cam...
decane	11	11	a hydrocarbon of the...
decani	12	11	(Latin) the dean's (...
decans	12	11	DECAN, one of three...
decant	12	11	to pour from one con...
decarb	15	13	to decarbonise [v -E...
decare	12	10	a measure equal to t...
decays	19	12	DECAY, to decompose...
deccie	16	13	(slang) interior dec...
deceit	13	10	falseness [n -S]
decent	12	11	conforming to standa...
decern	12	11	to decree by judicia...
decide	13	11	to make a choice [v...
decile	14	11	a statistical interv...
decime	14	13	(historical) a forme...
decked	14	15	DECK, to adorn [v]
deckel	15	15	a frame used in maki...
decker	14	14	a person who adorns...
deckle	15	15	a frame used in maki...
deckos	14	14	DECKO [v]
declaw	17	14	to remove the claws...
decoct	16	13	to extract the flavo...
decode	12	11	to convert a coded m...
decoke	13	14	to decarbonise (an i...
decors	13	10	DECOR, a style of de...
decoys	19	12	DECOY, to lure into...
decree	12	10	to issue an edict [v...
decrew	16	13	(Spenser) to decreas...
dectet	13	10	a group of ten (musi...
decury	20	13	a group of ten soldi...
dedans	9	9	(French) spectators...
deduce	13	12	to infer [v DEDUCED,...
deduct	14	12	to subtract [v -ED,...
deeded	9	9	DEED, to transfer by...
deeder	9	8	DEED, dead [adj]
deeing	10	10	DEE, to damn [v]
deejay	17	18	to act as a disk joc...
deemed	10	11	DEEM, to hold as an...
deepen	10	11	to make deep [v -ED,...
deeper	11	10	DEEP, extending far...
deepie	11	10	(colloquial) a three...
deeply	19	13	DEEP, extending far...
deeres	9	7	DEERE, (Spenser) a d...
deeved	11	12	DEEVE, to deafen, al...
deeves	11	11	DEEVE, to deafen, al...
deewan	11	11	an official in India...
deface	14	13	to spoil the appeara...
defame	12	13	to destroy the reput...
defang	12	13	to remove the fangs...
defast	12	10	DEFACE, to spoil the...
defats	12	10	DEFAT, to remove fat...
defeat	11	10	to win a victory ove...
defect	15	13	to desert an allegia...
defend	11	12	to protect [v -ED, -...
defers	12	10	DEFER, to postpone [...
deffer	14	13	DEF, excellent [adj]
deffly	22	16	DEF, excellent [adv]
defied	12	11	DEFY, to resist open...
defier	12	10	one that defies [n -...
defies	12	10	DEFY, to resist open...
defile	13	11	to make dirty [v DEF...
define	11	11	to state the meaning...
deflea	12	11	to rid of fleas [v -...
deflex	19	18	to bend down [v -ED,...
defoam	12	13	to remove foam from...
defogs	13	12	DEFOG, to remove fog...
deform	13	13	to spoil the form of...
defoul	13	12	(obsolete) to befoul...
defrag	13	12	to defragment (to re...
defray	18	12	to pay or settle [v...
defter	12	10	DEFT, skilful [adj]
deftly	20	13	DEFT, skilful [adv]
defuel	13	12	to remove fuel from...
defund	12	13	to remove funding fr...
defuse	12	11	to remove the fuse f...
defuze	15	20	to remove the fuse f...
degage	11	11	(French) unconstrain...
degame	11	12	a tropical tree, lem...
degami	12	12	a tropical tree, lem...
degerm	12	12	to remove germs from...
degged	12	12	DEG, (dialect) to wa...
degout	11	10	to make (something)...
degras	11	9	(French) a fat obtai...
degree	10	9	a graduation on a sc...
degums	13	13	DEGUM, to free from...
degust	12	10	to taste with pleasu...
dehair	12	9	to remove the hair f...
dehorn	11	10	to deprive of horns...
dehors	12	9	other than [prep]
dehort	12	9	to dissuade [v -ED,...
deiced	13	11	DEICE, to free of ic...
deicer	13	10	one that deices [n -...
deices	13	10	DEICE, to free of ic...
deider	10	8	DEID, dead [adj]
deifer	12	10	DEIF, (Scots) deaf [...
deific	16	13	godlike, also DEIFIC...
deigns	11	10	DEIGN, to condescend...
deisms	12	10	DEISM, belief in God...
deists	11	7	DEIST, an adherent o...
deixes	16	14	DEIXIS, use of words...
deixis	17	14	use of words relatin...
deject	15	19	to depress, make sad...
dekare	10	11	ten ares, or 1000 sq...
deking	12	14	DEKE, to feint in ho...
dekkos	12	15	DEKKO [v]
delate	10	8	(archaic) to charge...
delays	17	10	DELAY, to put off to...
delead	10	9	to free from lead [v...
delete	10	8	to remove printed ma...
delfts	14	11	DELFT, a type of ear...
delice	14	11	(obsolete) a delight...
delict	15	11	in Scots law, a civi...
delime	12	11	to free from lime [v...
delink	12	13	to break a connectio...
delish	14	10	(slang) delicious [a...
delist	12	8	to remove from a lis...
delope	12	11	to fire one's gun in...
delphs	16	13	DELPH, a type of ear...
deltas	11	8	DELTA, an alluvial d...
deltic	15	11	pertaining to a delt...
delude	11	10	to mislead that what...
deluge	12	11	to flood [v DELUGED,...
deluxe	17	16	of special elegance...
delved	13	13	DELVE, to search in...
delver	13	12	one who delves [n -S...
delves	13	12	DELVE, to search in...
demain	10	11	a manor house and it...
demand	10	12	to ask for with auth...
demans	10	11	DEMAN, to reduce the...
demark	12	14	to demarcate, mark o...
demast	11	10	to remove the masts...
demean	9	11	to conduct oneself i...
dement	10	11	to deprive of reason...
demies	11	10	DEMY, a size of pape...
demise	11	10	to give to a success...
demiss	12	10	humble, also DEMISSI...
demist	12	10	to clear a windscree...
demits	12	10	DEMIT, to let fall,...
demobs	13	13	DEMOB, to discharge...
demode	10	11	(French) old-fashion...
demoed	10	11	DEMO, to demonstrate...
demons	10	11	DEMON, an evil spiri...
demote	10	10	to lower in rank [v...
demure	11	11	shy and modest [adj...
demurs	12	11	DEMUR, to object [v]
denari	9	8	DENAR, a monetary un...
denars	9	8	DENAR, a monetary un...
denary	15	10	a group of ten [n DE...
denays	15	10	DENAY, (obsolete) to...
denets	9	8	DENET, to market a b...
dengue	10	11	an acute tropical ep...
denial	10	9	the act of denying [...
denied	9	9	DENY, to declare to...
denier	9	8	a unit of weight for...
denies	9	8	DENY, to declare to...
denims	11	11	DENIM, a coloured tw...
denned	8	10	DEN, to live in a la...
dennet	8	9	a nineteenth century...
denote	8	8	to indicate [v DENOT...
denser	9	8	DENSE, compact [adj]
dental	10	9	relating to teeth [a...
dented	9	9	DENT, to make a depr...
dentel	10	9	one of a row of toot...
dentex	15	15	(Latin) a strongly t...
dentil	11	9	one of a row of toot...
dentin	9	9	the hard substance f...
denude	9	10	to strip of all cove...
deodar	9	8	an East Indian cedar...
depart	12	10	to go away [v -ED, -...
depend	11	12	to rely [v -ED, -ING...
deperm	13	13	to demagnetize [v -E...
depict	16	13	to portray [v -ED, -...
deploy	19	13	to position troops f...
depone	10	11	to testify under oat...
deport	12	10	to expel from a coun...
depose	11	10	to remove from offic...
depots	12	10	DEPOT, a railway or...
depths	15	12	DEPTH, deepness [n]
depute	12	11	to delegate [v DEPUT...
deputy	19	13	one appointed to act...
derail	11	8	to cause to leave th...
derate	9	7	to relieve from some...
derats	10	7	DERAT, to rid of rat...
derays	16	9	DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derham	13	12	a Middle Eastern coi...
deride	10	8	to ridicule, mock [v...
derigs	12	9	DERIG, to dismantle...
dering	11	10	DERE, to injure, als...
derive	12	11	to trace to an origi...
dermal	12	11	relating to the derm...
dermas	11	10	DERMA, the true skin...
dermic	15	13	relating to the derm...
dermis	12	10	the true skin, below...
derned	9	9	DERN, to keep hidden...
dernly	17	11	(archaic) secretly;...
derris	11	7	a vine yielding rote...
derros	10	7	DERRO, (Australian s...
derths	13	9	DERTH, (Spenser) dea...
desalt	11	8	to remove the salt f...
desand	9	9	to remove sand from...
descry	20	12	to discern, detect [...
deseed	9	8	to remove the seeds...
desert	10	7	to abandon [v -ED, -...
deshis	13	9	DESHI, (Hinglish) a...
design	11	10	to plan in outline,...
desine	9	8	to plan in outline,...
desire	10	7	to wish for [v DESIR...
desist	11	7	to cease doing somet...
desman	10	11	a Russian aquatic in...
desmid	12	11	any member of a fami...
desorb	12	10	to release a sorbed...
desoxy	22	16	having less oxygen t...
despot	12	10	a ruler with absolut...
desses	10	7	DESSE, (Spenser) a d...
desyne	15	10	to plan in outline,...
detach	15	12	to unfasten and sepa...
detail	11	8	to relate minutely [...
detain	9	8	to hold in custody [...
detect	13	10	to discover or perce...
detent	9	8	any stop or catch in...
detenu	9	9	(French) a (male) pr...
deters	10	7	DETER, to hinder or...
detest	10	7	to hate intensely [v...
detick	15	14	to free from ticks [...
detort	10	7	(obsolete) to untwis...
detour	10	8	to take an indirect...
detune	9	9	to reduce the power...
deuced	13	12	DEUCE, to even the s...
deuces	13	11	DEUCE, to even the s...
deuton	9	9	the nucleus of heavy...
devall	14	13	to sink, decline [v...
devein	11	12	to remove the dorsal...
devels	13	12	DEVEL, to hit hard w...
devest	12	11	to strip or deprive...
device	15	14	something constructe...
devils	14	12	DEVIL, to prepare fo...
devise	12	11	to form in the mind...
devoid	12	12	completely lacking [...
devoir	12	11	(French) duty, respo...
devons	11	12	DEVON, one of a bree...
devore	11	11	(of velvet or satin)...
devote	11	11	to give oneself whol...
devots	12	11	DEVOT, (French) a de...
devour	12	12	to eat voraciously [...
devout	12	12	pious [adj DEVOUTER,...
devvel	15	16	(Scots) to stun with...
dewani	12	11	the office of dewan,...
dewans	12	11	DEWAN, (Urdu) in Ind...
dewars	13	10	DEWAR, a double-wall...
dewier	13	10	DEWY, covered with d...
dewily	21	13	DEWY, covered with d...
dewing	14	13	DEW, to wet with con...
dewitt	14	10	to lynch [v -ED, -IN...
dewlap	16	14	a fold of loose skin...
dewool	13	11	to remove the wool f...
deworm	14	13	to rid of worms [v -...
dexies	16	14	DEXY, a pill contain...
dexter	16	14	a small breed of Ker...
dextro	16	14	in compounds, toward...
dezinc	16	20	to remove zinc from...
dhamma	14	15	(Sanskrit) custom or...
dharma	13	12	(Sanskrit) custom or...
dharna	11	10	(Hindi) a method of...
dhikrs	15	13	DHIKR, (Arabic) a Su...
dhimmi	16	15	a non-Muslim subject...
dhobis	15	12	DHOBI, (Hindi) an In...
dholak	14	14	(Hindi) a two-headed...
dholes	13	10	DHOLE, an Indian wil...
dholls	15	11	DHOLL, a pea-like pl...
dhooly	19	12	(Hindi) a litter or...
dhoora	11	9	(Arabic) indian mill...
dhooti	12	9	a loincloth worn by...
dhotis	13	9	DHOTI, a loincloth w...
dhurna	12	11	(Hindi) a method of...
dhurra	13	10	(Arabic) indian mill...
dhutis	14	10	DHUTI, a loincloth w...
dhyana	17	12	(Sanskrit) a profoun...
diable	13	11	(French) an unglazed...
diacid	14	11	a type of chemical c...
diacts	14	10	DIACT, a sponge spic...
diadem	11	11	to adorn with a crow...
dialed	11	9	DIAL, to use a calib...
dialer	11	8	one that dials, also...
dialog	12	10	to hold a conversati...
diamin	11	11	a chemical compound...
diamyl	19	13	having two amyl grou...
diaper	12	10	to put a nappy on [v...
diapir	13	10	an anticlinal fold i...
diarch	16	12	having two xylem str...
diatom	11	10	a microscopic unicel...
diaxon	15	15	a bipolar nerve-cell...
diazin	13	17	any organic compound...
diazos	13	16	DIAZO, a type of pho...
dibbed	15	14	DIB, to fish by floa...
dibber	15	13	a planting instrumen...
dibble	16	14	to fish by floating...
dibbuk	17	18	a wandering soul in...
dicast	14	10	(historical) one of...
dicers	14	10	DICER, a device that...
dichts	17	12	DICHT, (Scots) to wi...
dicier	14	10	DICEY, dangerous [ad...
dicing	15	13	dice-playing [n -S]
dicked	15	15	DICK, to copulate wi...
dicker	15	14	to haggle, to hesita...
dickey	21	16	a false shirt front,...
dickie	15	14	a false shirt front,...
dickty	22	16	(US slang) proud, sn...
dicots	14	10	DICOT, (short for) a...
dicted	14	11	DICT, (obsolete) to...
dictum	16	14	an authoritative sta...
didact	14	11	a person given to le...
didder	11	9	(dialect) to shake [...
diddle	12	10	to cheat, swindle [v...
diddly	19	12	the least amount, al...
didies	11	8	DIDY, a diaper, also...
didoes	10	8	DIDO, a mischievous...
diedre	10	8	(French) a rock angl...
dieing	11	10	DIE, to cut with a m...
dienes	9	8	DIENE, an organic co...
dieoff	14	13	a dying off of veget...
diesel	11	8	to continue running...
dieses	10	7	DIESIS, a reference...
diesis	11	7	a reference mark in...
dieted	10	8	DIET, to regulate fo...
dieter	10	7	one who diets [n -S]
differ	15	13	to be unlike [v -ED,...
digamy	19	14	a second legal marri...
digest	12	9	to assimilate food i...
digged	13	12	DIG, to make a hole,...
digger	13	11	one who or something...
dights	15	11	DIGHT, to adorn, to...
digits	13	9	DIGIT, a finger or a...
diglot	13	10	a bilingual book [n...
dikast	12	11	(historical) one of...
dikdik	14	16	a small East African...
dikers	12	11	DIKER, a person who...
dikier	12	11	DIKEY, (colloquial)...
diking	13	14	DIKE, to furnish wit...
dikkop	15	18	(Afrikaans) the ston...
diktat	12	11	a harsh settlement i...
dilate	11	8	to make wider or lar...
dildoe	11	9	an object used as a...
dildos	12	9	DILDO, an object use...
dilled	13	10	flavoured with dill...
dillis	14	9	DILLI, (Native Austr...
dilute	12	9	to make thinner [v D...
dimble	15	14	a deep narrow wooded...
dimbos	14	13	DIMBO, an unintellig...
dimers	12	10	DIMER, a molecular c...
dimity	19	12	a cotton fabric [n D...
dimmed	13	14	DIM, to reduce the l...
dimmer	13	13	a device for dimming...
dimout	12	11	a condition of parti...
dimple	15	14	to mark with indenta...
dimply	22	16	dimpled [adj DIMPLIE...
dimpsy	21	15	(dialect) twilight [...
dimwit	16	13	a person of low inte...
dinars	10	8	DINAR, a monetary un...
dindle	11	10	(Scots) to tingle, v...
dinero	9	8	a former Peruvian si...
diners	10	8	DINER, one that dine...
dinful	14	13	full of din [adj]
dinged	11	11	DING, to dash; to th...
dinger	11	10	anything superlative...
dinges	11	10	a doodad, also DINGU...
dingey	17	12	a small open boat, p...
dinghy	20	14	a small open boat, p...
dingle	12	11	a deep narrow wooded...
dingos	11	10	DINGO, the Australia...
dingus	12	11	a doodad, also DINGE...
dinics	14	11	DINIC, a remedy for...
dining	11	11	an act of formal eat...
dinked	11	13	DINK, to play a drop...
dinker	11	12	DINK, neat [adj]
dinkey	17	14	a small locomotive,...
dinkie	11	12	an affluent married...
dinkly	19	15	neat, tidy [adj DINK...
dinkum	13	16	(Australian slang) t...
dinnae	8	9	(Scots) do not, also...
dinned	9	10	DIN, to make a loud...
dinner	9	9	the chief meal of th...
dinnle	10	10	(Scots) to tingle, v...
dinted	10	9	DINT, to make a dent...
diobol	13	11	an ancient Greek coi...
diodes	10	8	DIODE, a type of ele...
dioecy	19	12	the state of having...
diotas	10	7	DIOTA, an ancient tw...
dioxan	15	15	a toxic flammable so...
dioxid	17	15	an oxide with two at...
dioxin	16	15	an extremely toxic p...
diplex	20	18	pertaining to transm...
diploe	13	11	the soft, spongy, or...
diplon	13	12	an alternative name...
dipnet	12	11	a handheld fishing s...
dipody	19	13	a verse of two metri...
dipole	13	11	a pair of equal and...
dipped	15	14	DIP, to immerse brie...
dipper	15	13	a water bird with a...
dipsas	13	10	a fabled serpent who...
dipsos	13	10	DIPSO, (short for) a...
diquat	19	17	a kind of herbicide...
dirams	12	10	DIRAM, a monetary un...
dirdam	12	11	(Scots) an uproar, a...
dirdum	13	12	(Scots) an uproar, a...
direct	14	10	straightforward [adj...
direly	18	10	DIRE, disastrous [ad...
direst	11	7	DIRE, disastrous [ad...
dirges	12	9	DIRGE, a funeral son...
dirham	14	12	a Middle Eastern coi...
dirhem	14	12	a Middle Eastern coi...
dirige	12	9	(obsolete) a dirge [...
dirked	12	12	DIRK, to stab with a...
dirkes	12	11	DIRKE, (Spenser) to...
dirled	12	9	DIRL, (Scots) to (ca...
dirndl	12	10	(German) an Alpine p...
dirted	11	8	DIRT, to make dirty...
disarm	12	10	to deprive of weapon...
disbar	13	10	to expel from the le...
disbud	14	12	to remove buds from...
discal	15	11	pertaining to a disc...
disced	14	11	DISC, to break up la...
discos	14	10	DISCO, to take part...
discus	15	11	a disc hurled in ath...
diseur	11	8	(French) a (male) re...
dished	13	10	DISH, to put into a...
dishes	13	9	DISH, to put into a...
disked	12	12	DISK, to break up la...
disker	12	11	one who disks, break...
dismal	13	11	sad, gloomy [adj DIS...
disman	11	11	to deprive of men [v...
dismay	18	12	to appall or alarm [...
dismes	12	10	DISME, a former 10-c...
disomy	18	12	the state of being d...
disown	13	11	to deny the ownershi...
dispel	14	11	to drive away and sc...
disple	14	11	(Spenser) to discipl...
dissed	11	8	DIS, to disparage, a...
disses	11	7	DISS, to disrespect,...
distal	12	8	remote from the poin...
distil	13	8	to extract by vapori...
disuse	11	8	to stop using [v DIS...
ditals	12	8	DITAL, a device whic...
dither	13	9	to act indecisively...
diting	12	10	DITE, (obsolete) to...
ditone	9	8	in ancient Greek mus...
dittay	17	9	a legal charge in Sc...
ditted	11	8	DIT, (Scots) to bloc...
dittit	12	7	DIT, (Scots) to bloc...
dittos	11	7	DITTO, to repeat tha...
ditzes	14	16	DITZ, a silly person...
diuron	10	9	a herbicide [n -S]
divans	12	12	DIVAN, a couch or be...
divers	13	11	sundry, several [adj...
divert	13	11	to turn aside [v -ED...
divest	13	11	to strip or deprive...
divide	13	12	to separate into dif...
divied	13	12	DIVI, to divide up,...
divine	12	12	pertaining to or cha...
diving	14	14	the sport or profess...
divots	13	11	DIVOT, a piece of tu...
diwans	13	11	DIWAN, (Urdu) in Ind...
dixies	17	14	DIXIE, a camp-kettle...
dixits	18	14	DIXIT, (Latin) an ut...
dizain	13	17	(French) a ten-line...
dizens	13	17	DIZEN, to dress in f...
djebel	15	20	(Arabic) a hill, a r...
djembe	15	22	a West African drum...
djibba	17	22	a long loose outer g...
djinni	12	18	(Arabic) a supernatu...
djinns	12	18	DJINN, a supernatura...
djinny	18	20	(Arabic) one of a cl...
doable	12	11	able to be done [adj...
doated	9	8	DOAT, to love excess...
doater	9	7	one who dotes, also...
dobbed	14	14	DOB, to inform on [v...
dobber	14	13	(Australian slang) o...
dobbie	14	13	a loom attachment wh...
dobbin	14	14	a farm horse [n -S]
dobies	12	10	DOBIE, an unburnt su...
doblas	13	11	DOBLA, a former gold...
doblon	12	12	a former gold coin o...
dobras	12	10	DOBRA, a former gold...
dobros	12	10	DOBRO, a type of aco...
dobson	11	11	the larva of a large...
docent	12	11	(German) a college o...
docile	14	11	compliant [adj DOCIL...
docked	14	15	DOCK, to bring into...
docken	13	15	(Scots) a dock plant...
docker	14	14	a dock worker [n -S]
docket	14	14	to provide with an i...
doctor	13	10	to treat medically [...
dodded	10	10	DOD, (Scots) to knoc...
dodder	10	9	to walk unsteadily o...
doddle	11	10	an easy task [n -S]
dodged	11	11	DODGE, to evade [v]
dodgem	12	13	an amusement park ri...
dodger	11	10	one that dodges [n -...
dodges	11	10	DODGE, to evade [v]
dodkin	11	13	an old Dutch coin, a...
dodman	10	12	a snail [n -S]
dodoes	9	8	DODO, an extinct bir...
doffed	14	14	DOFF, to take off [v...
doffer	14	13	part of a carding ma...
dogans	10	10	DOGAN, a derogatory...
dogate	10	9	the office of a doge...
dogdom	12	13	the world of dogs [n...
dogear	10	9	to turn down a corne...
dogeys	17	11	DOGEY, a stray calf,...
dogfox	19	19	a male fox [n -ES]
dogged	12	12	stubbornly determine...
dogger	12	11	a two-masted fishing...
doggie	12	11	a small dog, also DO...
dogies	11	9	DOGY, a stray calf,...
dogleg	13	12	to move along a bent...
dogman	11	13	a man who directs a...
dogmas	12	12	DOGMA, an authoritat...
dogmen	11	13	DOGMAN, a man who di...
dognap	12	13	to steal a dog [v DO...
dogrel	12	10	doggerel, also DOGGE...
dohyos	18	11	DOHYO, a sumo wrestl...
doiled	11	9	(Scots) crazy, fooli...
doings	11	10	DOING, an action [n]
doited	10	8	(Scots) in one's dot...
doitit	11	7	(Scots) in one's dot...
dolces	14	11	DOLCE, (Italian) a s...
dolent	10	9	(obsolete) causing s...
dolina	10	9	a swallow-hole, also...
doline	10	9	a swallow-hole, also...
doling	12	11	DOLE, to distribute...
dolium	13	12	(Latin) a Roman eart...
dollar	12	9	a monetary unit of t...
dolled	12	10	DOLL, to dress styli...
dollop	14	12	to dispense in small...
dolman	11	12	a Turkish robe; a hu...
dolmas	12	11	DOLMA, a vine or cab...
dolmen	11	12	a prehistoric struct...
dolors	11	8	DOLOR, grief, also D...
dolour	11	9	grief, also DOLOR [n...
domain	10	11	an area of control [...
domett	11	10	a type of plain clot...
domier	11	10	DOMY, like a dome [a...
domine	10	11	a member of the cler...
doming	12	13	DOME, to cover with...
domino	10	11	a small mask [n DOMI...
domoic	14	13	as in domoic acid, a...
donahs	11	10	DONAH, (Spanish) fem...
donair	9	8	sliced lamb rolled i...
donary	15	10	a thing given to sac...
donate	8	8	to contribute [v DON...
donder	9	9	(Afrikaans) to beat...
donees	8	8	DONEE, the person to...
dongas	10	10	DONGA, a gully in a...
donged	10	11	DONG, to ring a deep...
dongle	11	11	a security device on...
doning	10	11	(colloquial) the act...
donjon	10	18	the main tower of a...
donkey	16	14	the common ass [n -S...
donkos	10	12	DONKO, (New Zealand)...
donnas	8	9	DONNA, (Italian) a t...
donnat	8	9	(dialect) a good-for...
donned	8	10	DON, to put on [v]
donnee	7	9	(French) a datum, so...
donnes	8	9	DONNE, (French) a da...
donnot	8	9	(dialect) an idler,...
donors	9	8	DONOR, one that dona...
donsie	9	8	unlucky, also DONSY...
donuts	10	9	DONUT, to surround a...
donzel	13	18	(obsolete) a squire,...
doobie	11	10	a marijuana cigarett...
doobry	18	12	a thing whose name i...
dooced	12	11	DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
dooces	12	10	DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
doocot	12	10	(Scots) a dovecote,...
doodad	9	9	something whose name...
doodah	11	10	something whose name...
doodle	10	9	to scribble aimlessl...
doodoo	8	8	a childish word for...
doofer	11	10	a thingummybob The n...
doofus	12	11	a stupid person, als...
dooked	10	12	DOOK, (Scots) to duc...
dooket	10	11	(Scots) a dovecote,...
doolan	9	9	(New Zealand) a Roma...
doolee	9	8	(Hindi) a litter or...
dooles	10	8	DOOLE, (obsolete) pa...
doolie	10	8	(Hindi) a litter or...
doomed	10	11	DOOM, to condemn to...
doonas	8	8	DOONA, a light quilt...
doored	9	8	having a door [adj]
doorns	9	8	DOORN, (Afrikaans) a...
doosra	9	7	a delivery bowled by...
doowop	14	13	a style of singing i...
doozer	12	16	an extraordinary one...
doozie	12	16	an extraordinary one...
dopant	11	11	in electronics, an i...
dopers	12	10	DOPER, one who dopes...
dopest	12	10	DOPE, excellent [adj...
dopier	12	10	DOPY, lethargic; stu...
dopily	20	13	DOPY, lethargic; stu...
doping	13	13	the act of doping [n...
dopped	14	14	DOP, to dip [v]
dopper	14	13	a little grebe, also...
doppie	14	13	a cartridge-case [n...
doppio	14	13	a double measure of...
dorado	9	8	a large edible marin...
dorads	10	8	DORAD, any member of...
dorbas	12	10	DORBA, (Australian s...
dorbug	14	13	(US) a cockchafer [n...
dorees	9	7	DOREE, a yellow mack...
dories	10	7	DORY, a golden-yello...
dorise	10	7	to become like the D...
dorize	13	16	to become like the D...
dormer	11	10	a type of gabled win...
dormie	11	10	being ahead in golf...
dormin	11	11	abscisic acid, a pla...
dorper	12	10	a breed of mutton-pr...
dorred	10	8	DOR, to mock, scoff...
dorsad	10	8	toward the dorsum or...
dorsal	11	8	relating to the back...
dorsel	11	8	an ornamental cloth...
dorser	10	7	a covering for the b...
dorses	10	7	DORSE, a kind of sma...
dorsum	12	11	(Latin) the back [n...
dorted	10	8	DORT, (Scots) to sul...
dorter	10	7	(archaic) a dormitor...
dosage	10	9	the amount of medici...
dosehs	12	9	DOSEH, an old Arabia...
dosers	10	7	DOSER, one who doses...
doshas	12	9	DOSHA, (Sanskrit) ea...
doshes	12	9	DOSH, (slang) money...
dosing	11	10	DOSE, to give a meas...
dossal	11	8	an ornamental cloth...
dossed	10	8	DOSS, to sleep in an...
dossel	11	8	an ornamental cloth...
dosser	10	7	a covering for the b...
dosses	10	7	DOSS, to sleep in an...
dossil	12	8	a wad of lint for wi...
dotage	10	9	the state of senilit...
dotant	9	8	(Shakespeare) one wh...
dotard	10	8	someone who dotes, a...
dotcom	14	13	a company that condu...
doters	10	7	DOTER, one who dotes...
dotier	10	7	DOTY, stained by dec...
doting	11	10	an excessive love, a...
dotish	13	9	foolish; weak [adj]
dotted	10	8	DOT, to cover with t...
dottel	11	8	a mass of half-burnt...
dotter	10	7	one who dots [n -S]
dottle	11	8	a mass of partly bur...
douane	8	9	a customhouse [n -S]
douars	10	8	DOUAR, a type of ten...
double	13	12	to make twice as muc...
doubly	20	14	DOUBLE [adv]
doubts	13	11	DOUBT, to be uncerta...
doucer	13	11	DOUCE, (French) swee...
doucet	13	11	a sweet dish, also D...
douche	15	13	to cleanse with a je...
doughs	14	12	DOUGH, a flour mixtu...
dought	14	12	DOW, to be able [v]
doughy	20	14	resembling dough [ad...
douked	11	13	DOUK, to duck, bathe...
doulas	11	9	DOULA, (Modern Greek...
doumas	11	11	DOUMA, (Russian) the...
dourah	12	10	Indian millet, also...
douras	10	8	DOURA, Indian millet...
dourer	10	8	DOUR, determined, su...
dourly	18	11	DOUR, determined, su...
doused	10	9	DOUSE, to plunge int...
douser	10	8	something used for d...
douses	10	8	DOUSE, to plunge int...
douted	10	9	DOUT, (Scots) to put...
douter	10	8	an extinguisher for...
dovens	11	12	DOVEN, to utter Jewi...
dovers	12	11	DOVER, (Scots) to do...
dovier	12	11	DOVIE, (Scots) stupi...
doving	13	14	DOVE, to doze, also...
dovish	15	13	like a dove, seeking...
dowars	13	10	DOWAR, (Arabic) a ci...
dowels	14	11	DOWEL, to fasten wit...
dowers	13	10	DOWER, to provide wi...
dowery	19	12	the property which a...
dowier	13	10	DOWIE, (Scots) dull,...
dowing	14	13	DOW, to be able [v]
dowlas	14	11	a coarse linen cloth...
dowles	14	11	DOWLE, (dialect) a p...
dowlne	13	12	(Shakespeare) down,...
downed	12	12	DOWN, to cause to fa...
downer	12	11	something that oppre...
dowsed	13	11	DOWSE, to search for...
dowser	13	10	one who searches for...
dowses	13	10	DOWSE, to search for...
dowset	13	10	a savory tart baked...
doxies	16	14	DOXIE, a doctrine, a...
doyens	15	10	DOYEN, the senior me...
doyley	23	12	an ornamental napkin...
dozens	12	17	DOZEN, (Scots) to do...
dozers	13	16	DOZER, one who dozes...
dozier	13	16	DOZY, sleepy [adj]
dozily	21	19	DOZY, sleepy [adv]
dozing	14	19	the act of taking a...
drabby	21	15	sluttish, also DRABB...
drably	20	13	DRAB, dull and monot...
drachm	17	15	(Greek) a Greek mone...
draffs	15	13	DRAFF, the damp rema...
draffy	21	15	like dregs, worthles...
drafts	13	10	DRAFT, to conscript...
drafty	19	12	exposed to currents...
dragee	10	9	a sugarcoated candy...
draggy	19	13	boring [adj DRAGGIER...
dragon	10	10	a mythical, serpentl...
drails	12	8	DRAIL, to dirty by d...
drains	10	8	DRAIN, to draw off a...
drakes	11	11	DRAKE, a male duck [...
dramas	11	10	DRAMA, a story showi...
drants	10	8	DRANT, (dialect) to...
draped	12	11	DRAPE, to arrange in...
draper	12	10	a dealer in cloth [n...
drapes	12	10	DRAPE, to arrange in...
drapet	12	10	(Spenser) a cloth co...
drapey	18	12	characterized by gra...
drappy	21	15	(Scots) a little dro...
draunt	10	9	to drawl, to drone,...
drawee	12	10	the person on whom a...
drawer	13	10	one that draws [n -S...
drawls	15	11	DRAWL, to speak slow...
drawly	21	13	marked by drawling [...
drayed	16	10	DRAY, to transport b...
drazel	14	17	(dialect) a slut; a...
dreads	10	8	DREAD, to fear great...
dreams	11	10	DREAM, to experience...
dreamt	11	10	DREAM, to experience...
dreamy	17	12	full of dreams [adj...
dreare	9	7	(Spenser) dreariness...
drears	10	7	DREAR, gloom [n]
dreary	16	9	a dismal person [n D...
drecks	15	14	DRECK, inferior merc...
drecky	21	16	rubbishy, also DREKK...
dredge	11	10	to scoop mud with a...
dreest	10	7	DREE, (Scots) dreary...
dreggy	19	13	full of dregs [adj D...
dreich	16	12	dreary, also DREIGH...
dreidl	12	9	a four-sided toy mar...
dreigh	14	11	(Scots) dreary, also...
drekky	19	17	rubbishy, also DRECK...
drench	15	13	to wet thoroughly [v...
dreres	10	7	DRERE, (Spenser) dre...
dressy	17	9	showy in dress [adj...
drices	14	10	DRICE, dry ice or fr...
driegh	14	11	(Scots) dreary, also...
driers	11	7	DRIER, an apparatus...
driest	11	7	DRY, having no moist...
drifts	14	10	DRIFT, to drift alon...
drifty	20	12	full of masses of wi...
drills	14	9	DRILL, to bore a hol...
drinks	12	12	DRINK, to swallow li...
drippy	22	15	silly, inane [adj DR...
drivel	14	12	to let saliva flow f...
driven	12	12	DRIVE, to urge or co...
driver	13	11	one who drives [n -S...
drives	13	11	DRIVE, to urge or co...
droger	11	9	a West Indian sailin...
drogue	11	10	a funnel-shaped sea...
droich	16	12	(Gaelic) a dwarf [n...
droids	11	8	DROID, (colloquial)...
droils	12	8	DROIL, (obsolete) to...
droits	11	7	DROIT, (French) a le...
drokes	11	11	DROKE, (Canadian) a...
droler	11	8	DROLE, amusing [adj]
droles	11	8	DROLE, a rogue or kn...
drolls	13	9	DROLL, to jest [v]
drolly	19	11	DROLL, quaintly amus...
dromes	11	10	DROME, (colloquial)...
dromic	15	13	relating to a raceco...
dromoi	11	10	DROMOS, a Greek race...
dromon	10	11	a large fast-sailing...
dromos	11	10	a Greek race-course...
droned	9	9	DRONE, to make a mon...
droner	9	8	one who drones [n -S...
drones	9	8	DRONE, to make a mon...
drongo	10	10	(Australian slang) a...
droobs	12	10	DROOB, (Australian s...
droogs	11	9	DROOG, (Russian) a v...
drooks	11	11	DROOK, (Scots) to dr...
drools	11	8	DROOL, to let saliva...
drooly	17	10	drooling [adj DROOLI...
droome	10	10	(Spenser) a drum [n...
droops	12	10	DROOP, to hang downw...
droopy	18	12	hanging [adj DROOPIE...
dropsy	19	12	unnatural accumulati...
drosky	18	13	an open carriage, al...
drossy	17	9	worthless [adj DROSS...
drouks	12	12	DROUK, (Scots) to dr...
drouth	13	10	drought [n -S]
droved	12	12	DROVE, to drive shee...
drover	12	11	a driver of cattle o...
droves	12	11	DROVE, to drive shee...
drownd	13	12	(colloquial) to drow...
drowns	13	11	DROWN, to suffocate...
drowse	13	10	to doze [v DROWSED,...
drowsy	20	12	sleepy [adj DROWSIER...
drudge	12	11	to do hard, tedious...
druggy	20	14	affected by drugs [a...
druids	12	9	DRUID, one of an anc...
drumly	20	14	(Scots) turbid, mudd...
drummy	20	16	(South Africa) a dru...
drunks	12	13	DRUNK, an intoxicate...
drupel	14	12	a small part of a fr...
drupes	13	11	DRUPE, a fleshy frui...
drusen	10	9	accumulations of ext...
druses	11	8	DRUSE, a crust of sm...
dryads	17	10	DRYAD, a nymph of th...
dryers	17	9	DRYER, an apparatus...
dryest	17	9	DRY, having no moist...
drying	18	12	the act of drying [n...
dryish	20	11	somewhat dry [adj]
drylot	18	10	an enclosure for liv...
dsobos	12	10	DSOBO, (Tibetan) a m...
dsomos	11	10	DSOMO, (Tibetan) a f...
dualin	11	10	an explosive mixture...
dually	19	12	DUAL, twofold [adv]
dubbed	15	15	DUB, to confer knigh...
dubber	15	14	one that dubs [n -S]
dubbin	15	15	a preparation of gre...
dubbos	15	14	DUBBO, (Australian s...
ducats	14	11	DUCAT, (historical)...
ducked	15	16	DUCK, to bob quickly...
ducker	15	15	a diving-bird [n -S]
duckie	15	15	(US slang) excellent...
ductal	15	12	made up of ducts [ad...
ducted	14	12	DUCT, to transport a...
dudder	11	10	to tremble, shudder...
duddie	11	10	(Scots) ragged, also...
dudeen	9	10	(Irish) a clay pipe,...
duding	12	12	DUDE, to dress in fl...
dudish	14	11	like, or characteris...
dudism	13	12	dressing up like a d...
dueful	14	13	(Spenser) proper, fi...
dueled	11	10	DUEL, to fight forma...
dueler	11	9	one who duels, also...
duelli	13	10	DUELLO, (Italian) a...
duello	12	10	(Italian) a duel, du...
duende	9	10	(Spanish) the power...
duenna	8	10	(Spanish) a governes...
dueted	10	9	DUET, to perform a d...
duetti	11	8	DUETTO, a musical pe...
duetto	10	8	a musical performanc...
duetts	11	8	DUETT, a musical per...
duffed	15	15	DUFF, to bungle [v]
duffel	16	15	a coarse woollen fab...
duffer	15	14	a clumsy person [n -...
duffle	16	15	a coarse woollen fab...
dugite	12	10	an Australian venomo...
dugong	12	13	an aquatic mammal, a...
dugout	12	11	a canoe made by holl...
duhkha	16	16	suffering due to the...
duiker	12	12	(Afrikaans) a small...
dukery	18	14	a duke's seat [n DUK...
duking	13	15	DUKE, to fight with...
dukkah	15	18	a mix of ground nuts...
dukkas	13	16	DUKKA, a mix of grou...
dukkha	15	18	suffering due to the...
dulces	15	12	DULCE, a sweet food...
dulcet	15	12	sweet-toned [adj DUL...
dulias	12	9	DULIA, in Roman Cath...
dulled	13	11	DULL, to blunt, make...
duller	13	10	DULL, mentally slow...
dulses	12	9	DULSE, an edible red...
dumbed	14	15	DUMB, to deprive of...
dumber	14	14	DUMB, incapable of s...
dumbly	22	17	DUMB, incapable of s...
dumbos	14	14	DUMBO, (colloquial)...
dumdum	14	16	a soft-nosed expandi...
dumela	12	12	(South Africa) hello...
dumkas	13	15	DUMKA, (Czech) a lam...
dumose	11	11	abounding with bushe...
dumous	12	12	abounding with bushe...
dumped	14	15	DUMP, to unload, let...
dumpee	13	14	the person in a rela...
dumper	14	14	a wave that crashes...
dumple	15	15	to make dumpy; to fo...
dunams	11	12	DUNAM, an Israeli la...
dunces	13	12	DUNCE, a stupid pers...
dunder	10	10	dregs of sugar-cane...
dunged	11	12	DUNG, to fertilize w...
dunger	11	11	(New Zealand) a dila...
dunite	10	9	an igneous rock comp...
dunked	11	14	DUNK, to dip into li...
dunker	11	13	one who dunks [n -S]
dunlin	11	11	a species of brown-a...
dunned	9	11	DUN, to make demands...
dunner	9	10	DUN, of a dull brown...
dunted	10	10	DUNT, to strike with...
duolog	12	11	a conversation betwe...
duomos	11	11	DUOMO, (Italian) a c...
dupers	13	11	DUPER, one who dupes...
dupery	19	13	the act or practice...
duping	14	14	the act of deceiving...
dupion	12	12	(French) a coarse si...
duplet	14	12	a pair of electrons...
duplex	20	19	to make duple [v -ED...
dupped	15	15	DUP, (Shakespeare) t...
durals	12	9	DURAL, (tradename) a...
durant	10	9	a strong cloth in im...
durbar	13	11	the court of a nativ...
durdum	13	13	(Scots) an uproar; a...
duress	11	8	compulsion by force,...
durgah	14	12	a structure over a p...
durgan	11	11	(dialect) a dwarf, a...
durian	10	9	(Malay) a tree of th...
during	12	11	throughout the durat...
durion	10	9	(Malay) a tree of th...
durned	10	10	damned [adj DURNEDER...
durocs	14	11	DUROC, a large red h...
duroys	17	10	DUROY, a coarse wool...
durras	11	8	DURRA, (Arabic) indi...
durrie	11	8	an Indian cotton rug...
durums	13	12	DURUM, a strain of w...
durzis	15	17	DURZI, a Hindu tailo...
dushed	13	11	DUSH, (Scots) to str...
dushes	13	10	DUSH, (Scots) to str...
dusked	12	13	DUSK, to make dim [v...
dusken	11	13	to grow dark [v -ED,...
dusker	12	12	DUSK, dim, darkening...
duskly	20	15	DUSK, dim, darkening...
dusted	11	9	DUST, to rid of minu...
duster	11	8	one who dusts [n -S]
dustup	14	12	a to-do, a quarrel [...
dutied	11	9	subjected to duties...
duties	11	8	DUTY, a moral or leg...
duvets	13	12	DUVET, a light quilt...
duyker	18	14	(Afrikaans) a small...
dwaals	14	11	DWAAL, (South Africa...
dwales	14	11	DWALE, deadly nights...
dwalms	16	14	DWALM, to swoon, als...
dwangs	14	13	DWANG, a piece of ti...
dwarfs	16	13	DWARF, to cause to a...
dwaums	15	14	DWAUM, to swoon, als...
dweebs	15	13	DWEEB, a fool [n]
dweeby	21	15	socially inept, also...
dwells	16	12	DWELL, to reside [v]
dwiles	15	11	DWILE, a floorcloth...
dwined	13	12	DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
dwines	13	11	DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
dyable	19	13	that can be dyed, al...
dyadic	20	13	pertaining to the nu...
dybbuk	23	20	(Yiddish) a wanderin...
dyeing	17	12	something coloured w...
dyings	18	12	DYING, a passing out...
dykier	18	13	DYKEY, like a lesbia...
dyking	19	16	DYKE, to furnish wit...
dykons	17	14	DYKON, a celebrity,...
dynamo	16	13	a machine for genera...
dynast	16	10	a hereditary ruler [...
dynein	15	11	an enzyme involved i...
dynels	17	11	DYNEL, a synthetic f...
dynode	15	11	an intermediate elec...
dysury	24	12	pain in passing urin...
dyvour	19	14	(Scots) a bankrupt [...
dzeren	12	17	a kind of Asian ante...

6 letter words that start with D

6 letter words that start with D

6 letter D word

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