8 letter words that start with D

8 letter words that start with D

8 letter D word

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dabblers 19 16 DABBLER, one who dab...
dabbling 20 19 bobbing forward and...
dabchick 26 24 the little grebe, al...
dabsters 16 12 DABSTER, one who is...
dackered 17 17 DACKER, (Scots) to l...
dactylar 24 15 pertaining to a dact...
dactylic 28 18 consisting chiefly o...
dactylus 25 16 the leg joint of cer...
dadaisms 15 13 DADAISM, an artistic...
dadaists 14 10 DADAIST, an adherent...
daddling 16 15 DADDLE, (Scots) to w...
daddocks 18 18 DADDOCK, the heart o...
daedalic 17 14 ingenious and cunnin...
daemones 12 13 DAEMON, (Greek) an i...
daemonic 16 16 having the qualities...
daffiest 18 15 DAFFY, daft [adj]
daffings 19 18 DAFFING, playing the...
daffodil 19 17 a yellow-flowered na...
daftness 15 13 the quality of being...
daggered 15 14 DAGGER, to stab with...
daggiest 16 13 DAGGY, (Australian c...
daggings 17 16 DAGGING, dirty clott...
daggling 18 17 DAGGLE, to drag in m...
daglocks 20 19 DAGLOCK, a dirty tan...
dagwoods 17 15 DAGWOOD, any of vari...
dahabeah 18 16 (Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabiah 19 16 (Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabieh 19 16 (Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabiya 23 16 (Arabic) a Nile sail...
daidling 16 14 DAIDLE, (Scots) to w...
daidzein 16 20 a chemical found chi...
daikered 14 14 DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
daimokus 16 17 DAIMOKU, a Buddhist...
daimones 13 13 DAIMON, (Greek) an i...
daimonic 17 16 having the qualities...
daintier 13 10 DAINT [adj]
dainties 13 10 DAINTY, something th...
daintily 21 13 DAINTY, tasteful, de...
daiquiri 23 19 a cocktail, also DAQ...
dairying 21 14 the business of a da...
dairyman 20 15 a man who owns a dai...
dairymen 20 15 DAIRYMAN, a man who...
daishiki 18 15 (Yoruba) an African...
dakerhen 15 16 another name for the...
dakering 15 16 DAKER, to lounge, al...
dakoitis 15 13 DAKOITI, (Hindi) rob...
dalapons 15 14 DALAPON, a herbicide...
dalesman 14 14 one living in a dale...
dalesmen 14 14 DALESMAN, one living...
dalgytes 22 14 DALGYTE, (Native Aus...
dalliers 16 11 DALLIER, one who dal...
dallying 23 16 DALLY, to waste time...
dalmahoy 23 17 (historical) a bushy...
dalmatic 19 16 an ecclesiastical ro...
daltonic 17 14 pertaining to a form...
damagers 15 14 DAMAGER, one who dam...
damaging 16 17 DAMAGE, to damage [v...
damasked 15 17 DAMASK, to weave wit...
damaskin 15 17 to decorate or engra...
damassin 14 13 a kind of modified d...
damboard 16 16 a draughtboard, also...
dambrods 17 16 DAMBROD, a draughtbo...
damewort 17 15 a cruciferous plant,...
damfools 17 16 DAMFOOL, a stupid pe...
damianas 13 13 DAMIANA, a tropical...
damnable 16 17 hateful [adv]
damnably 23 19 DAMNABLE [adv]
damndest 14 14 utmost effort, in ph...
damneder 13 14 DAMNED, damnable [ad...
damnests 14 13 DAMNEST, one's utmos...
damoisel 15 13 (archaic) a young gi...
damosels 15 13 DAMOSEL, (archaic) a...
damozels 18 22 DAMOZEL, (archaic) a...
dampened 15 17 DAMPEN, to moisten [...
dampener 15 16 a thing that dampens...
dampiest 17 15 DAMPY, somewhat damp...
dampings 18 18 DAMPING, the ability...
dampness 16 16 the state of being d...
danazols 16 20 DANAZOL, a synthetic...
dancette 15 13 of a heraldic line,...
dancetty 22 15 of a heraldic line,...
dancical 20 17 a type of dance show...
danciest 16 13 DANCY, (esp. of elec...
dancings 17 16 DANCING, the act of...
dandered 12 12 DANDER, (dialect) to...
dandiest 13 11 DANDY, fine [adj]
dandlers 14 12 DANDLER, one who dan...
dandling 15 15 DANDLE, to dance (a...
dandriff 18 17 a scurf that forms o...
dandruff 18 18 a scurf that forms o...
dandyish 22 15 suggestive of a dand...
dandyism 21 16 the conduct of a dan...
danegeld 14 14 a tax imposed in the...
danegelt 14 13 a tax imposed in the...
danelagh 16 15 the law that prevail...
danelaws 16 14 DANELAW, danish law...
daneweed 14 14 an elder-like shrub,...
danewort 15 13 an elder-like shrub,...
dangered 13 13 DANGER, to expose to...
danglers 15 13 DANGLER, (archaic) o...
danglier 15 13 DANGLY, hanging loos...
dangling 16 16 hanging down [adj DA...
danishes 15 12 DANISH, a pastry of...
dankness 13 15 the state of being d...
danseurs 13 11 DANSEUR, a professio...
danseuse 12 11 a professional femal...
dantoned 11 12 DANTON, to dare, als...
daphnias 17 15 DAPHNIA, any member...
daphnids 18 16 DAPHNID, any member...
dapperer 17 15 DAPPER, trim, neat [...
dapperly 25 18 DAPPER, trim, neat [...
dappling 20 19 DAPPLE, to mark with...
dapsones 14 13 DAPSONE, a drug used...
daquiris 23 19 DAQUIRI, a cocktail,...
daringly 22 15 DARING, brave, audac...
darioles 14 10 DARIOLE, a small cyl...
darkened 13 15 DARKEN, to make dark...
darkener 13 14 someone or something...
darklier 16 14 DARKLY, DARK, having...
darkling 17 17 in the dark, taking...
darkmans 15 17 night-time [n DARKMA...
darkness 14 14 the state of being d...
darknets 14 14 DARKNET, the collect...
darkroom 15 16 a room used for the...
darksome 15 16 dark, somber [adj]
darlings 16 13 DARLING, a much love...
darndest 13 11 one's utmost, also D...
darneder 12 11 DARNED, bothersome [...
darnests 13 10 DARNEST, one's utmos...
darnings 14 13 DARNING, things to b...
daroghas 16 13 DAROGHA, in India, a...
darraign 14 12 to justify, put in b...
darraine 12 10 to justify, to put i...
darrains 13 10 DARRAIN, to justify,...
darrayns 19 12 DARRAYN, to justify,...
darshans 15 12 DARSHAN, (Hindi) a b...
dartitis 15 9 a nervous condition...
dartling 16 13 DARTLE, to dart repe...
dartrous 14 10 infected with dartre...
dasheens 14 12 DASHEEN, the taro, a...
dashekis 17 15 DASHEKI, (Yoruba) an...
dashiest 16 11 DASHY, stylish [adj]
dashikis 18 15 DASHIKI, (Yoruba) an...
dashpots 18 14 DASHPOT, a shock abs...
dastards 14 10 DASTARD, a base cowa...
dastardy 20 12 despicable behaviour...
dasypods 22 15 DASYPOD, a type of a...
dasyures 20 12 DASYURE, a flesh-eat...
databank 15 17 a collection of data...
database 14 12 a collection of data...
datacard 16 13 a card containing el...
dataflow 19 16 of a computer system...
datagram 15 14 a communication chan...
dataller 15 11 a day-labourer, also...
datarias 13 9 DATARIA, an officer...
dataries 13 9 DATARY, an officer w...
dateable 15 13 that may be dated, a...
datebook 15 16 a notebook for listi...
dateless 14 10 without a date [adj]
dateline 13 11 to provide a news st...
datively 23 16 DATIVE, expressing a...
datolite 14 10 a rock formed from b...
daturine 13 11 a poison [n -S]
daubiest 16 13 DAUBY, smeary [adj]
daubings 17 16 DAUBING, the act of...
daubries 16 13 DAUBRY, a crudely ar...
daughter 17 14 a female child [n -S...
daunders 13 12 DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
daunered 12 12 DAUNER, (dialect) to...
daunters 13 11 DAUNTER, one who dau...
daunting 14 14 DAUNT, to intimidate...
dauntons 12 12 DAUNTON, to dare, al...
dauphine 17 16 (French) the title o...
dauphins 18 16 DAUPHIN, the eldest...
davening 15 17 DAVEN, to utter Jewi...
davidias 16 14 DAVIDIA, a kind of t...
dawbakes 19 19 DAWBAKE, (dialect) a...
dawbries 19 15 DAWBRY, (Shakespeare...
dawcocks 24 22 DAWCOCK, (archaic) a...
dawdlers 18 14 DAWDLER, one who daw...
dawdling 19 17 DAWDLE, to waste tim...
dawnered 15 14 DAWNER, (dialect) to...
dawnings 17 16 DAWNING, daybreak [n...
dawnlike 18 18 suggestive of daybre...
dayboats 21 14 DAYBOAT, a small ple...
daybooks 22 18 DAYBOOK, an account-...
daybreak 22 18 the first appearance...
daycares 22 14 DAYCARE, care for ch...
dayching 26 19 DAYCH, (dialect) to...
daydream 20 15 to fantasize [v DAYD...
dayflies 23 15 DAYFLY, a mayfly [n]
daygirls 23 14 DAYGIRL, a girl who...
dayglows 25 17 DAYGLOW, an airglow...
daylight 25 16 to illuminate with t...
daymares 20 14 DAYMARE, a terrifyin...
daymarks 22 18 DAYMARK, an unlighte...
daypacks 26 21 DAYPACK, (US) a days...
dayrooms 20 14 DAYROOM, a room for...
daysacks 24 18 DAYSACK, a small ruc...
daysails 21 12 DAYSAIL, to sail a y...
dayshell 24 15 (dialect) a thistle...
daysides 20 12 DAYSIDE, the sun sid...
daystars 20 11 DAYSTAR, the planet...
daytaler 20 12 a day-labourer, also...
daytales 20 12 DAYTALE, reckoning b...
daytimes 21 14 DAYTIME, the time du...
daywears 22 14 DAYWEAR, clothes int...
dayworks 24 18 DAYWORK, work done o...
dazzlers 21 28 DAZZLER, a remarkabl...
dazzling 22 31 blindingly bright [a...
deaconed 14 14 DEACON, to put the b...
deaconry 21 15 a clerical office [n...
deadbeat 14 13 one who is totally e...
deadbolt 16 14 a lock for a door [n...
deadboys 21 15 DEADBOY, a metal pla...
deadened 11 12 DEADEN, to deprive o...
deadener 11 11 one that deadens [n...
deadeyes 18 12 DEADEYE, a rounded w...
deadfall 17 15 a type of animal tra...
deadhead 14 13 to remove the dead h...
deadlier 14 11 DEADLY, lethal [adj]
deadlift 17 14 to lift without leve...
deadline 13 12 a time limit [n -S]...
deadlock 18 18 to come to a standst...
deadness 12 11 the state of being d...
deadpans 14 14 DEADPAN, to act with...
deadwood 15 14 useless material or...
deaerate 11 9 to remove air or gas...
deafened 13 14 DEAFEN, to make deaf...
deafness 14 13 the state of being d...
deairing 14 12 DEAIR, to remove air...
dealated 13 11 without wings [adj]
dealates 13 10 DEALATE, an insect d...
dealbate 15 13 whitened [adj]
dealfish 19 15 a kind of marine fis...
dealigns 15 13 DEALIGN, to withdraw...
dealings 15 13 DEALING, a business...
deanship 17 15 the office of a dean...
dearests 13 9 DEAREST, a loved one...
dearling 15 13 a much loved person,...
dearness 12 10 the state of being d...
dearnful 16 15 solitary; mournful,...
dearning 13 13 DEARN, to darn [v]
deashing 16 14 DEASH, to remove ash...
deasiuls 15 11 DEASIUL, (Scots) mot...
deasoils 14 10 DEASOIL, (Scots) mot...
deathbed 17 15 the bed on which a p...
deathcup 21 18 a poisonous fungus [...
deathful 19 16 deadly, murderous [a...
deathier 15 11 DEATHY, like death [...
debacles 19 16 DEBACLE, (French) a...
debagged 17 17 DEBAG, to take someo...
debarked 16 17 DEBARK, to unload fr...
debarker 16 16 one that removes bar...
debarred 15 13 DEBAR, to exclude [v...
debasers 15 12 DEBASER, one who deb...
debasing 16 15 DEBASE, to lower or...
debaters 15 12 DEBATER, one who deb...
debating 16 15 the act of holding a...
debbiest 18 15 DEBBY, like a debuta...
debeaked 15 17 DEBEAK, to remove th...
debeards 15 13 DEBEARD, to remove t...
debelled 17 15 DEBEL, to conquer in...
debility 24 15 weakness [n DEBILITI...
debiting 17 15 DEBIT, to charge wit...
debitors 16 12 DEBITOR, someone who...
debonair 14 13 (French) of good app...
deboners 14 13 DEBONER, a utensil f...
deboning 15 16 DEBONE, to remove th...
deboshed 17 15 DEBOSH, to lead into...
deboshes 17 14 DEBOSH, to lead into...
debossed 15 13 DEBOSS, to impress a...
debosses 15 12 DEBOSS, to impress a...
debouche 20 18 an opening for the p...
debrided 16 14 DEBRIDE, to remove d...
debrides 16 13 DEBRIDE, to remove d...
debriefs 18 15 DEBRIEF, to question...
debruise 16 13 in heraldry, to cros...
debtless 17 13 without debts [adj]
debudded 16 16 DEBUD, to remove the...
debugged 18 18 DEBUG, to remove the...
debugger 18 17 a computer program d...
debunked 16 19 DEBUNK, to clear of...
debunker 16 18 one who debunks [n -...
deburred 16 14 DEBURR, to remove bu...
debusing 17 16 DEBUS, to get off a...
debussed 16 14 DEBUS, to get off a...
debusses 16 13 DEBUS, to get off a...
debutant 15 14 someone (male) makin...
debuting 17 16 DEBUT, to make a fir...
decadent 15 14 decaying [adj DECADE...
decagons 16 15 DECAGON, a plane fig...
decagram 18 17 a measure equal to t...
decaling 18 16 DECAL, to transfer b...
decalled 18 15 DECAL, to transfer b...
decalogs 18 15 DECALOG, the Ten Com...
decamped 19 19 DECAMP, to depart fr...
decanoic 18 16 as in decanoic acid,...
decanted 15 14 DECANT, to pour from...
decanter 15 13 a decorative bottle...
decapods 18 16 DECAPOD, any ten-leg...
decarbed 18 16 DECARB, to decarboni...
decayers 22 14 DECAYER, an agent th...
decaying 23 17 DECAY, to decompose...
deceased 15 13 a dead person [n -S]
deceases 15 12 DECEASE, to die [v]
decedent 15 14 (US) in US law, a de...
deceived 18 17 DECEIVE, to mislead...
deceiver 18 16 one who deceives [n...
deceives 18 16 DECEIVE, to mislead...
decemvir 20 19 (Latin) one of a bod...
decenary 21 15 a tithing, also DECE...
decennia 14 14 DECENNIUM, (Latin) a...
decenter 15 13 to put out of center...
decently 23 16 DECENT, conforming t...
decentre 15 13 to put out of center...
decerned 15 14 DECERN, to decree by...
deciares 16 12 DECIARE, the tenth p...
decibels 20 16 DECIBEL, a unit of s...
deciders 17 13 DECIDER, one that de...
deciding 18 16 DECIDE, to make a ch...
deciduae 16 14 DECIDUA, a mucous me...
decidual 18 15 pertaining to the de...
deciduas 17 14 DECIDUA, a mucous me...
decigram 19 17 a tenth of a gram, a...
decimals 19 16 DECIMAL, a fraction...
decimate 17 15 to kill every tenth...
decipher 21 17 to interpret from th...
decision 16 13 the act of deciding...
decisive 19 16 conclusive [adj DECI...
decisory 23 14 decisive [adj]
deckhand 19 20 a seaman who perform...
deckings 19 19 DECKING, material fo...
deckless 19 17 lacking a deck [adj]
deckoing 18 19 DECKO [v]
declaims 19 16 DECLAIM, to speak fo...
declared 17 14 DECLARE, to make kno...
declarer 17 13 one who declares [n...
declares 17 13 DECLARE, to make kno...
declasse 17 13 (French) having lost...
declawed 20 17 DECLAW, to remove th...
declinal 18 15 the act of declining...
declined 17 15 DECLINE, to refuse [...
decliner 17 14 one who declines [n...
declines 17 14 DECLINE, to refuse [...
declutch 24 19 to release the clutc...
decocted 19 16 DECOCT, to extract t...
decoders 16 13 DECODER, one what de...
decoding 17 16 the act of breaking...
decoking 18 19 DECOKE, to decarboni...
decolors 17 13 DECOLOR, to deprive...
decolour 17 14 to deprive of color,...
decommit 19 18 to withdraw from a c...
decorate 15 12 to adorn [v DECORATE...
decorous 16 13 marked by propriety...
decorums 18 16 DECORUM, (Latin) pro...
decouple 19 17 to disconnect [v DEC...
decoyers 22 14 DECOYER, one who dec...
decoying 23 17 DECOY, to lure into...
decrease 15 12 to diminish, also DE...
decreers 16 12 DECREER, one who dec...
decreets 16 12 DECREET, the final j...
decrepit 19 15 worn out, down at he...
decretal 17 13 a papal decree decid...
decrewed 19 16 DECREW, (Spenser) to...
decrials 18 13 DECRIAL, a crying do...
decriers 17 12 DECRIER, one who dec...
decrowns 19 16 DECROWN, to deprive...
decrying 24 17 DECRY, to denounce [...
decrypts 26 17 DECRYPT, to decode [...
decubiti 20 16 DECUBITUS, (Latin) o...
decumans 17 17 DECUMAN, a great wav...
decupled 20 18 DECUPLE, to increase...
decuples 20 17 DECUPLE, to increase...
decurias 17 13 DECURIA, (Latin) a c...
decuries 17 13 DECURY, a group of t...
decurion 16 14 (historical) in the...
decurved 19 18 DECURVE, to curve do...
decurves 19 17 DECURVE, to curve do...
dedalian 13 12 ingenious and cunnin...
dedendum 14 16 the root of a gear t...
dedicant 16 14 a person who dedicat...
dedicate 16 13 to set apart for a s...
deducing 18 17 DEDUCE, to infer [v]
deducted 17 15 DEDUCT, to subtract...
deediest 13 10 DEEDY, industrious [...
deedless 14 11 without deeds [adj]
deejayed 20 21 DEEJAY, to act as a...
deemster 14 12 a judge on the Isle...
deepened 13 14 DEEPEN, to make deep...
deepener 13 13 one that deepens [n...
deepfelt 18 16 profoundly believed...
deepmost 16 15 deepest [adj]
deepness 14 13 the quality of being...
deerhorn 14 12 the horn of a deer [...
deerlets 14 10 DEERLET, a water-dee...
deerlike 15 14 like a deer [adj]
deerskin 14 14 the skin of a deer [...
deerweed 15 13 a bushlike herb [n -...
deeryard 19 12 an area where deer h...
defacers 18 15 DEFACER, one who def...
defacing 19 18 DEFACE, to spoil the...
defamers 16 15 DEFAMER, one who def...
defaming 17 18 the act of defaming...
defanged 15 16 DEFANG, to remove th...
defatted 15 13 DEFAT, to remove fat...
defaults 17 14 DEFAULT, to fail to...
defeated 14 13 DEFEAT, to win a vic...
defeater 14 12 one who defeats [n -...
defecate 17 15 to void excrement, a...
defected 18 16 DEFECT, to desert an...
defector 18 15 one who defects [n -...
defenced 17 17 DEFENCE, to make a d...
defences 17 16 DEFENCE, to make a d...
defended 14 15 DEFEND, to protect [...
defender 14 14 one who defends [n -...
defensed 14 14 DEFENSE, to guard ag...
defenses 14 13 DEFENSE, to guard ag...
deferent 14 13 an imaginary circle...
deferral 16 13 the act of deferring...
deferred 15 13 DEFER, to postpone [...
deferrer 15 12 one who defers [n -S...
defiance 17 16 a bold opposition [n...
deficits 20 15 DEFICIT, an inadequa...
defilade 16 14 (French) to plan a f...
defilers 17 13 DEFILER, one who def...
defiling 18 16 DEFILE, to make dirt...
definers 15 13 DEFINER, one who def...
defining 16 16 DEFINE, to state the...
definite 15 13 known for certain [a...
deflated 16 14 DEFLATE, to release...
deflater 16 13 something that defla...
deflates 16 13 DEFLATE, to release...
deflator 16 13 something that defla...
defleaed 15 14 DEFLEA, to rid of fl...
deflects 20 16 DEFLECT, to turn asi...
deflexed 22 21 DEFLEX, to bend down...
deflexes 22 20 DEFLEX, to bend down...
deflower 19 16 to deprive of virgin...
defluent 16 15 running down [adj]
defoamed 15 16 DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defoamer 15 15 an agent used for de...
defogged 17 17 DEFOG, to remove fog...
defogger 17 16 an agent used for de...
deforced 18 16 DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforcer 18 15 one who deforces, ke...
deforces 18 15 DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforest 15 12 to remove the trees...
deformed 16 16 DEFORM, to spoil the...
deformer 16 15 one who deforms [n -...
defouled 16 15 DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
defrauds 16 14 DEFRAUD, to swindle...
defrayal 22 15 the payment of charg...
defrayed 21 15 DEFRAY, to pay or se...
defrayer 21 14 one who pays off exp...
defreeze 17 21 to thaw out, defrost...
defriend 15 14 to remove someone fr...
defrocks 20 19 DEFROCK, to deprive...
defrosts 16 12 DEFROST, to remove f...
defrozen 17 22 DEFREEZE, to thaw ou...
deftness 15 13 the quality of being...
defueled 16 15 DEFUEL, to remove fu...
defuncts 19 17 DEFUNCT, a dead pers...
defunded 15 16 DEFUND, to remove fu...
defusers 16 13 DEFUSER, one who def...
defusing 17 16 DEFUSE, to remove th...
defuzing 20 25 DEFUZE, to remove th...
degassed 14 12 DEGAS, to remove gas...
degasser 14 11 an agent used for de...
degasses 14 11 DEGAS, to remove gas...
degender 13 13 (Spenser) to degener...
degermed 15 15 DEGERM, to remove ge...
deglazed 18 22 DEGLAZE, to remove t...
deglazes 18 21 DEGLAZE, to remove t...
degouted 14 13 DEGOUT, to make (som...
degraded 14 13 DEGRADE, to debase,...
degrader 14 12 one that degrades [n...
degrades 14 12 DEGRADE, to debase,...
degrease 13 11 to remove the grease...
degummed 17 19 DEGUM, to free from...
degusted 15 13 DEGUST, to taste wit...
dehaired 15 12 DEHAIR, to remove th...
dehisced 19 15 DEHISCE, to split op...
dehisces 19 14 DEHISCE, to split op...
dehorned 14 13 DEHORN, to deprive o...
dehorner 14 12 an implement for rem...
dehorted 15 12 DEHORT, to dissuade...
dehorter 15 11 a dissuader; an advi...
deicidal 18 14 relating to deicide,...
deicides 17 13 DEICIDE, the killing...
deictics 21 15 DEICTIC, a deictic w...
deifical 20 16 godlike, also DEIFIC...
deifiers 16 12 DEIFIER, one who dei...
deifying 23 17 DEIFY, to make a god...
deigning 15 15 DEIGN, to condescend...
deionise 12 10 to remove ions from,...
deionize 15 19 to remove ions from,...
deiseals 14 10 DEISEAL, (Scots) mot...
deisheal 16 12 (Scots) motion in th...
deixises 20 16 DEIXIS, use of words...
dejected 18 22 DEJECT, to depress,...
dejeuner 14 20 (French) a breakfast...
dejeunes 14 20 DEJEUNE, (archaic) b...
dekagram 16 18 a weight of the metr...
dekalogy 22 18 a group of ten novel...
dekkoing 16 20 DEKKO [v]
delaines 13 11 DELAINE, (French) a...
delapsed 16 14 DELAPSE, to sink dow...
delapses 16 13 DELAPSE, to sink dow...
delating 15 13 DELATE, (archaic) to...
delation 13 11 the act of informing...
delators 14 10 DELATOR, an accuser;...
delayers 20 12 DELAYER, one who del...
delaying 21 15 DELAY, to put off to...
deleaded 13 12 DELEAD, to free from...
deleaved 15 15 DELEAVE, to separate...
deleaves 15 14 DELEAVE, to separate...
delegacy 24 17 the act of delegatin...
delegate 14 12 to appoint as one's...
deleting 15 13 DELETE, to remove pr...
deletion 13 11 the act of deleting...
deletive 16 14 serving to delete, a...
deletory 20 12 serving to delete, a...
delibate 16 13 (obsolete) to sip [v...
delicacy 27 18 a choice food [n DEL...
delicate 17 13 gently pleasing to t...
delights 19 14 DELIGHT, to give gre...
deliming 17 16 DELIME, to free from...
delimits 17 13 DELIMIT, to mark the...
delinked 15 16 DELINK, to break a c...
delirium 17 14 the state of wild ex...
delisted 15 11 DELIST, to remove fr...
delivers 17 14 DELIVER, to take to...
delivery 23 16 the act of deliverin...
delliest 16 11 DELLY, like a dell [...
deloping 17 16 DELOPE, to fire one'...
deloused 14 12 DELOUSE, to free fro...
delouser 14 11 an agent that remove...
delouses 14 11 DELOUSE, to free fro...
delphins 19 16 DELPHIN, an archaic...
deltoids 15 11 DELTOID, the large t...
delubrum 19 18 a font in a church [...
deluders 15 12 DELUDER, one who del...
deluding 16 15 DELUDE, to mislead t...
deluging 17 16 DELUGE, to flood [v]
delusion 14 12 the act of deluding...
delusive 17 15 tending to delude, a...
delusory 21 13 tending to delude, a...
deluster 15 11 to lessen the sheen...
delustre 15 11 to remove the lustre...
demagogs 16 16 DEMAGOG, to behave l...
demagogy 22 18 the rule of a demago...
demaines 13 13 DEMAINE, (Spenser) b...
demanded 13 15 DEMAND, to ask for w...
demander 13 14 one who demands [n -...
demanned 12 15 DEMAN, to reduce the...
demarche 19 17 (French) a course of...
demarked 15 17 DEMARK, to demarcate...
demarket 15 16 to discourage consum...
demasted 14 13 DEMAST, to remove th...
demaynes 19 15 DEMAYNE, (Spenser) b...
demeaned 12 14 DEMEAN, to conduct o...
demeanes 12 13 DEMEANE, (Spenser) b...
demeanor 12 13 behavior toward othe...
demented 13 14 DEMENT, to deprive o...
dementia 13 13 chronic mental and e...
dementis 14 13 DEMENTI, (French) a...
demerara 13 12 a light-brown raw ca...
demerged 15 15 DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerger 15 14 to remove a division...
demerges 15 14 DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerits 15 12 DEMERIT, to lower in...
demersal 15 13 found at the bottom...
demersed 14 13 DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demerses 14 12 DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demesnes 13 13 DEMESNE, a manor hou...
demetons 13 13 DEMETON, an insectic...
demigods 16 15 DEMIGOD, a half-god;...
demijohn 18 24 (French) a large bot...
demilune 15 15 (French) a half-moon...
deminers 14 13 DEMINER, one that re...
demining 15 16 the removal of (expl...
demireps 17 15 DEMIREP, (obsolete)...
demising 16 15 DEMISE, to give to a...
demissly 23 15 DEMISS, humble, also...
demisted 15 13 DEMIST, to clear a w...
demister 15 12 a device that demist...
demitted 15 13 DEMIT, to let fall,...
demiurge 16 15 (Greek) an inferior...
demivolt 18 17 a half turn made by...
demobbed 18 19 DEMOB, to discharge...
democrat 17 15 a believer in politi...
demolish 18 15 to destroy [v -ED, -...
demology 22 17 the study of human b...
demoness 13 13 a female demon [n -E...
demoniac 16 16 one possessed by a d...
demonian 12 14 characteristic of a...
demonise 13 13 to make a demon of,...
demonism 15 16 a belief in demons [...
demonist 14 13 one who believes in...
demonize 16 22 to make a demon of,...
demotics 18 15 the study of people...
demoting 15 15 DEMOTE, to lower in...
demotion 13 13 the action of demoti...
demotist 15 12 a student of demotic...
demounts 14 14 DEMOUNT, to remove f...
dempster 17 15 (Scots) formerly in...
demurely 22 16 DEMURE, shy and mode...
demurest 15 13 DEMURE, shy and mode...
demuring 16 16 DEMURE, to look mode...
demurral 16 14 the act of demurring...
demurred 15 14 DEMUR, to object [v]
demurrer 15 13 one who demurs [n -S...
demyship 26 19 a minor scholarship...
denaries 12 10 DENARY, a group of t...
denarius 13 11 a coin of ancient Ro...
denature 12 11 to deprive of natura...
denaying 19 15 DENAY, (obsolete) to...
denazify 24 24 to rid of Nazism [v...
dendrite 13 11 a branched part of a...
dendroid 13 12 tree-like, also DEND...
dendrons 12 12 DENDRON, a branched...
denetted 12 11 DENET, to market a b...
deniable 15 14 capable of being den...
deniably 22 16 DENIABLE, capable of...
denizens 15 20 DENIZEN, to naturali...
denotate 11 10 (obsolete) to denote...
denoting 13 13 DENOTE, to indicate...
denotive 14 14 indicative [adj]
denounce 14 15 to condemn openly [v...
dentalia 13 11 DENTALIUM, (Latin) a...
dentally 21 14 DENTAL, relating to...
dentaria 12 10 any plant of the gen...
dentated 12 11 having teeth, also D...
dentelle 14 12 (French) lace, lacew...
dentexes 18 17 DENTEX, (Latin) a st...
denticle 17 14 a small toothlike st...
dentiled 14 12 decorated with denti...
dentinal 13 12 relating to dentine,...
dentines 12 11 DENTINE, the hard su...
dentists 14 10 DENTIST, a tooth doc...
dentural 14 12 relating to dentures...
dentures 13 11 DENTURE, a set of te...
denudate 12 12 to strip of all cove...
denuders 13 12 DENUDER, one who den...
denuding 14 15 DENUDE, to strip of...
deodands 12 12 DEODAND, a personal...
deodaras 12 10 DEODARA, an East Ind...
deodates 12 10 DEODATE, (obsolete)...
deontics 16 13 the science of duty,...
deorbits 16 12 DEORBIT, to come out...
depaints 15 13 DEPAINT, (Spenser) t...
departed 15 13 a dead person [n -S]
departee 14 12 one that departs [n...
departer 15 12 one who departs [n -...
depeched 20 18 DEPECHE, (French) to...
depeches 20 17 DEPECHE [n]
depeinct 18 16 (Spenser) to paint,...
depended 14 15 DEPEND, to rely [v]
depeople 17 16 to reduce the popula...
depermed 16 16 DEPERM, to demagneti...
depicted 19 16 DEPICT, to portray [...
depicter 19 15 one that depicts, al...
depictor 19 15 one that depicts, al...
depilate 16 13 to remove hair [v DE...
deplaned 15 15 DEPLANE, to get off...
deplanes 15 14 DEPLANE, to get off...
depleted 16 14 DEPLETE, to lessen t...
depleter 16 13 one who depletes [n...
depletes 16 13 DEPLETE, to lessen t...
deplored 16 14 DEPLORE, to regret s...
deplorer 16 13 one who deplores [n...
deplores 16 13 DEPLORE, to regret s...
deployed 22 16 DEPLOY, to position...
deployer 22 15 one who deploys [n -...
deplumed 18 18 DEPLUME, to deprive...
deplumes 18 17 DEPLUME, to deprive...
depolish 19 15 to remove the gloss...
deponent 13 14 having a passive for...
deponing 15 16 DEPONE, to testify u...
deported 15 13 DEPORT, to expel fro...
deportee 14 12 one who is deported...
deporter 15 12 one who deports [n -...
deposals 16 13 DEPOSAL, the act of...
deposers 15 12 DEPOSER, one who dep...
deposing 16 15 DEPOSE, to remove fr...
deposits 16 12 DEPOSIT, to place [v...
depraved 17 17 DEPRAVE, to corrupt...
depraver 17 16 one who depraves [n...
depraves 17 16 DEPRAVE, to corrupt...
deprenyl 22 16 a drug for treating...
deprival 19 17 deprivation [n -S]
deprived 18 17 DEPRIVE, to take som...
depriver 18 16 one who deprives [n...
deprives 18 16 DEPRIVE, to take som...
depsides 16 13 DEPSIDE, an aromatic...
depurant 15 14 a purifying agent, a...
depurate 15 13 to free from impurit...
deputies 16 13 DEPUTY, one appointe...
deputing 17 16 DEPUTE, to delegate...
deputise 16 13 to act as a deputy,...
deputize 19 22 to act as a deputy,...
dequeued 21 21 DEQUEUE, to remove f...
dequeues 21 20 DEQUEUE, to remove f...
deracine 15 13 (French) a displaced...
deraigns 14 12 DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
derailed 14 11 DERAIL, to cause to...
derailer 14 10 something which dera...
deranged 13 13 DERANGE, to disorder...
deranger 13 12 one who deranges [n...
deranges 13 12 DERANGE, to disorder...
derating 14 12 the act of derating...
deration 12 10 to free from rationi...
deratted 13 10 DERAT, to rid of rat...
deraying 20 14 DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derechos 18 14 DERECHO, a line of i...
derelict 18 13 anything forsaken or...
deriders 14 10 DERIDER, one who der...
deriding 15 13 DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derigged 16 14 DERIG, to dismantle...
deringer 14 12 a small pocket pisto...
derision 13 10 the act of deriding...
derisive 16 13 expressing derision,...
derisory 20 11 expressing derision,...
derivate 15 13 to derive, especiall...
derivers 16 13 DERIVER, one who der...
deriving 17 16 DERIVE, to trace to...
dermatic 18 15 relating to the derm...
dermises 15 12 DERMIS, the true ski...
dermoids 15 13 DERMOID, a cyst or s...
derogate 13 11 degenerate [adj DERO...
derricks 19 16 DERRICK, to hoist by...
derriere 13 9 (French) the backsid...
derrises 14 9 DERRIS, a vine yield...
desalted 14 11 DESALT, to remove th...
desalter 14 10 something used for d...
desanded 12 12 DESAND, to remove sa...
descaled 17 14 DESCALE, to remove s...
descaler 17 13 a thing for removing...
descales 17 13 DESCALE, to remove s...
descants 16 13 DESCANT, to comment...
descends 16 14 DESCEND, to come dow...
descents 16 13 DESCENT, the act of...
deschool 19 15 to educate children...
describe 19 15 to recount the physi...
descried 17 13 DESCRY, to discern,...
descrier 17 12 one who descries [n...
descries 17 12 DESCRY, to discern,...
descrive 19 16 to recount the physi...
deseeded 12 11 DESEED, to remove th...
deseeder 12 10 one that deseeds [n...
deselect 17 13 to dismiss from a tr...
deserted 13 10 DESERT, to abandon [...
deserter 13 9 one that deserts [n...
desertic 17 12 like a desert, arid...
deserved 15 14 DESERVE, to be worth...
deserver 15 13 one who deserves [n...
deserves 15 13 DESERVE, to be worth...
desexing 20 19 DESEX, to remove gen...
designed 14 13 DESIGN, to plan in o...
designee 13 12 one who is designate...
designer 14 12 one who designs [n -...
desilver 17 14 to remove the silver...
desinent 12 11 (archaic) terminal;...
desining 14 13 DESINE, to plan in o...
desirers 14 9 DESIRER, one who des...
desiring 15 12 DESIRE, to wish for...
desirous 14 10 desiring [adj DESIRO...
desisted 14 10 DESIST, to cease doi...
deskfast 17 16 breakfast eaten at o...
deskills 18 15 DESKILL, to make uns...
deskings 16 16 DESKING, desks colle...
desknote 13 14 a notebook computer...
desktops 17 16 DESKTOP, a computer...
desmines 14 13 DESMINE, the mineral...
desmoids 15 13 DESMOID, a firm swel...
desnoods 12 11 DESNOOD, to remove a...
desolate 13 10 lonely, waste [adj D...
desorbed 15 13 DESORB, to release a...
desorber 15 12 one that desorbs [n...
despairs 16 12 DESPAIR, to lose all...
despatch 21 17 to deal with speedil...
despight 20 16 a looking down with...
despisal 17 13 the act of despising...
despised 16 13 DESPISE, to look dow...
despiser 16 12 one who despises [n...
despises 16 12 DESPISE, to look dow...
despited 16 13 DESPITE, to treat wi...
despites 16 12 DESPITE, to treat wi...
despoils 17 13 DESPOIL, to plunder...
desponds 15 14 DESPOND, to lose hea...
despotat 15 12 a territory governed...
despotic 19 15 having the character...
desserts 14 9 DESSERT, a final cou...
destains 13 10 DESTAIN, to rid of s...
destined 13 11 DESTINE, to determin...
destines 13 10 DESTINE, to determin...
destocks 18 16 DESTOCK, to reduce t...
destream 14 12 to reverse the categ...
destress 14 9 to remove stress fro...
destrier 14 9 (archaic) a war-hors...
destroys 20 11 DESTROY, to damage b...
destruct 18 13 to destroy [v -ED, -...
desugars 15 12 DESUGAR, to remove t...
desulfur 18 15 to free from sulphur...
desyatin 19 12 (Russian) a measure...
desyning 20 15 DESYNE, to plan in o...
detached 18 15 DETACH, to unfasten...
detacher 18 14 one who detaches [n...
detaches 18 14 DETACH, to unfasten...
detailed 14 11 DETAIL, to relate mi...
detailer 14 10 one who details [n -...
detained 12 11 DETAIN, to hold in c...
detainee 11 10 one who is detained...
detainer 12 10 the unlawful withhol...
detangle 14 13 to remove knots or t...
detassel 14 10 to remove the tassel...
detected 16 13 DETECT, to discover...
detecter 16 12 one that detects, al...
detector 16 12 one that detects, al...
detentes 12 10 DETENTE, (French) a...
detenues 12 11 DETENUE, (French) a...
deterged 14 12 DETERGE, to cleanse...
deterger 14 11 one that deterges [n...
deterges 14 11 DETERGE, to cleanse...
deterred 13 10 DETER, to hinder or...
deterrer 13 9 one that deters [n -...
detested 13 10 DETEST, to hate inte...
detester 13 9 one who detests [n -...
dethatch 21 16 to remove thatch fro...
dethrone 14 12 to remove from a thr...
deticked 18 17 DETICK, to free from...
deticker 18 16 an agent used for de...
detinues 13 11 DETINUE, action to r...
detonate 11 10 to cause to explode...
detorted 13 10 DETORT, (obsolete) t...
detoured 13 11 DETOUR, to take an i...
detoxify 28 21 to remove a toxin fr...
detoxing 20 19 DETOX, to remove a t...
detracts 17 12 DETRACT, to take awa...
detrains 13 10 DETRAIN, to alight f...
detraque 21 19 (French) a (male) pe...
detrital 15 10 pertaining to, or co...
detritus 15 10 particles of rock [n...
detruded 14 12 DETRUDE, to thrust o...
detrudes 14 11 DETRUDE, to thrust o...
detrusor 14 10 a muscle in the wall...
detuning 14 14 DETUNE, to reduce th...
deucedly 24 17 extremely [adv]
deuddarn 13 13 (Welsh) a Welsh dres...
deuteric 17 13 pertaining to heavy...
deuteron 12 11 the nucleus of heavy...
deutzias 17 19 DEUTZIA, a genus of...
devalled 17 16 DEVALL, to sink, dec...
devalued 16 16 DEVALUE, to lessen t...
devalues 16 15 DEVALUE, to lessen t...
deveined 14 15 DEVEIN, to remove th...
develing 17 17 DEVEL, to hit hard w...
develled 17 16 DEVEL, to hit hard w...
develope 17 17 to bring to a more a...
develops 18 17 DEVELOP, to bring to...
deverbal 18 17 a word derived from...
devested 15 14 DEVEST, to strip or...
deviance 17 17 the behaviour of a d...
deviancy 24 19 the behaviour of a d...
deviants 15 14 DEVIANT, one who dev...
deviated 15 14 DEVIATE, to differ f...
deviates 15 13 DEVIATE, to differ f...
deviator 15 13 one who deviates [n...
devildom 18 18 the domain of a devi...
deviless 17 14 a female devil [n -E...
devilets 17 14 DEVILET, a young dev...
deviling 18 17 a young devil, also...
devilish 20 16 fiendish [adj DEVILI...
devilism 19 17 the cult of a devil...
devilkin 18 19 a little devil, also...
devilled 18 16 DEVIL, to prepare fo...
deviltry 24 16 mischief, also DEVIL...
devisals 17 14 DEVISAL, the act of...
devisees 15 13 DEVISEE, one to whom...
devisers 16 13 DEVISER, one who dev...
devising 17 16 DEVISE, to form in t...
devisors 16 13 DEVISOR, a person wh...
devlings 18 17 DEVLING, a little de...
devoiced 18 17 DEVOICE, to make voi...
devoices 18 16 DEVOICE, to make voi...
devolved 18 19 DEVOLVE, to transfer...
devolves 18 18 DEVOLVE, to transfer...
devonian 13 15 relating to a type o...
devotees 14 13 DEVOTEE, an ardent f...
devoting 16 16 DEVOTE, to give ones...
devotion 14 14 the act of devoting...
devoured 15 15 DEVOUR, to eat vorac...
devourer 15 14 one who devours [n -...
devouter 15 14 DEVOUT, pious [adj]
devoutly 23 17 DEVOUT, pious [adj]
dewaters 16 12 DEWATER, to remove w...
dewaxing 23 22 DEWAX, to remove wax...
dewberry 25 17 a fruit like a black...
dewclaws 24 19 DEWCLAW, a vestigial...
dewdrops 19 16 DEWDROP, a drop of d...
dewfalls 21 17 DEWFALL, the formati...
dewiness 16 13 the state of being d...
dewitted 17 13 DEWITT, to lynch [v]
dewooled 16 14 DEWOOL, to remove th...
dewormed 17 16 DEWORM, to rid of wo...
dewormer 17 15 an agent for removin...
dewpoint 18 16 the temperature at w...
dextrals 21 17 DEXTRAL, a right-han...
dextrans 19 17 DEXTRAN, a substitut...
dextrine 19 17 a substance used as...
dextrins 20 17 DEXTRIN, a substance...
dextrose 19 16 a form of glucose [n...
dextrous 20 17 skillful and active...
dezinced 19 23 DEZINC, to remove zi...
dhansaks 16 16 DHANSAK, (Urdu) any...
dhoolies 16 12 DHOOLY, (Hindi) a li...
dhooties 15 11 DHOOTIE, a loincloth...
dhourras 16 12 DHOURRA, (Arabic) in...
dhurries 17 12 DHURRIE, an Indian c...
diabases 15 12 DIABASE, an igneous...
diabasic 19 15 of or like diabase,...
diabetes 15 12 a metabolic disorder...
diabetic 19 15 one who has diabetes...
diablery 23 15 black magic; sorcery...
diabolic 20 16 devilish [adj DIABOL...
diabolos 16 13 DIABOLO, (Italian) a...
diacetyl 24 15 a chemical flavour e...
diacidic 21 16 of or like a diacid,...
diaconal 16 14 pertaining to a deac...
diactine 16 13 a sponge spicule hav...
diademed 14 14 DIADEM, to adorn wit...
diadochi 19 15 (Greek) the generals...
diadochy 25 17 the replacement of o...
diadroms 15 13 DIADROM, (Greek) a c...
diaglyph 27 19 a figure cut into an...
diagnose 13 12 to identify a diseas...
diagonal 14 13 slanting [adj DIAGON...
diagrams 16 14 DIAGRAM, to illustra...
diagraph 19 16 an instrument for co...
diagrids 16 12 DIAGRID, a structure...
dialects 18 13 DIALECT, a language...
dialings 16 13 DIALING, the art of...
dialists 16 10 DIALIST, a dialer, a...
diallage 16 13 a mineral, a brown,...
diallels 17 12 DIALLEL, a scheme of...
diallers 16 11 DIALLER, one that di...
dialling 17 14 the art of making su...
diallist 17 11 a dialer, also DIALI...
dialoged 15 13 DIALOG, to hold a co...
dialoger 15 12 one who makes things...
dialogic 19 15 relating to dialogue...
dialogue 15 13 to hold a conversati...
dialysed 21 13 DIALYSE, to use a ki...
dialyser 21 12 an apparatus used fo...
dialyses 21 12 DIALYSE, to use a ki...
dialysis 22 12 the separation of su...
dialytic 25 15 having the quality o...
dialyzed 24 22 DIALYZE, to use a ki...
dialyzer 24 21 an apparatus used fo...
dialyzes 24 21 DIALYZE, to use a ki...
diamante 13 13 a sparkling decorati...
diameter 14 12 a straight line pass...
diamides 15 13 DIAMIDE, any compoun...
diamines 14 13 DIAMINE, a chemical...
diamonds 14 14 DIAMOND, to adorn wi...
dianodal 13 12 passing through a no...
dianoias 12 10 DIANOIA, perception...
dianthus 16 13 a genus of plants in...
diapases 15 12 DIAPASE, a loud, har...
diapason 14 13 a loud, harmonious b...
diapause 15 13 in insects and the e...
diapente 14 13 in Greek music, the...
diapered 15 13 DIAPER, to put a nap...
diaphone 16 15 a low-pitched foghor...
diaphony 23 17 a system of rules fo...
diapiric 20 15 of or like diapir, a...
diapsids 17 13 DIAPSID, a diapsid r...
diarchal 20 15 relating to a diarch...
diarchic 23 17 relating to a diarch...
diarised 14 10 DIARISE, to keep a d...
diarises 14 9 DIARISE, to keep a d...
diarists 15 9 DIARIST, one who kee...
diarized 17 19 DIARIZE, to keep a d...
diarizes 17 18 DIARIZE, to keep a d...
diarrhea 15 11 a persistent purging...
diascias 17 12 DIASCIA, a plant of...
diascope 18 15 an optical projector...
diaspora 15 12 an emigration, a dis...
diaspore 15 12 a hydrate of alumina...
diastase 13 9 a soluble, nitrogeno...
diastema 14 12 a space between cons...
diastems 15 12 DIASTEM, in Greek mu...
diasters 14 9 DIASTER, (Greek) a s...
diastole 14 10 the normal rhythmica...
diastral 15 10 relating to diaster,...
diastyle 21 12 a colonnade with clo...
diatomic 18 15 composed of two atom...
diatonic 16 13 using only the eight...
diatreme 14 12 a volcanic vent prod...
diatreta 13 9 DIATRETUM, a kind of...
diatribe 16 12 an abusive, bitter h...
diatrons 13 10 DIATRON, a circuitry...
diazepam 19 24 a tranquillizer of t...
diazines 16 19 DIAZINE, any organic...
diazinon 15 20 (tradename) an insec...
diazoles 17 19 DIAZOLE, any of a gr...
dibblers 20 16 DIBBLER, a device fo...
dibbling 21 19 DIBBLE, to fish by f...
dibbukim 22 23 DIBBUK, a wandering...
dicacity 27 17 (archaic) raillery,...
dicambas 20 18 DICAMBA, a type of w...
dicastic 21 15 relating to the old...
dicentra 16 13 a plant with two bro...
dichasia 19 14 DICHASIUM, a cymose...
dichords 20 15 DICHORD, a musical i...
dichotic 23 17 affecting the two ea...
dichroic 23 17 having two colours [...
dichting 21 17 DICHT, (Scots) to wi...
dickered 18 17 DICKER, to haggle, t...
dickerer 18 16 one who dickers [n -...
dickhead 20 19 a fool, also KNOBHEA...
dickiest 19 16 DICKY, poor in condi...
dickings 20 19 DICKING, the act of...
dicktier 19 16 DICKTY, (US slang) p...
dicotyls 25 15 DICOTYL, (short for)...
dicrotal 18 13 having a double puls...
dicrotic 21 15 having a double puls...
dictated 17 13 DICTATE, to read alo...
dictates 17 12 DICTATE, to read alo...
dictator 17 12 one that dictates [n...
dictiest 18 12 DICTY, (US slang) pr...
dictions 17 13 DICTION, the manner...
dicyclic 32 21 having two maxima of...
didactic 21 16 designed or intended...
didactyl 25 16 a creature with two...
didakais 15 14 DIDAKAI, (Romany) an...
didakeis 15 14 DIDAKEI, an itineran...
didapper 18 16 a small grebe, also...
diddered 14 12 DIDDER, (dialect) to...
diddicoy 24 16 an itinerant tinker,...
diddiest 15 11 DIDDY, (colloquial)...
diddlers 16 12 DIDDLER, a cheat [n]
diddleys 22 14 DIDDLEY, the least a...
diddlies 16 12 DIDDLY, the least am...
diddling 17 15 DIDDLE, to cheat, sw...
didicois 18 13 DIDICOI, an itineran...
didicoys 24 15 DIDICOY, an itineran...
didrachm 21 18 a two-drachma piece,...
didymium 24 19 a mixture of rare ea...
didymous 22 16 occurring in pairs [...
didynamy 27 18 the state of having...
diebacks 20 19 DIEBACK, a gradual d...
diecious 17 13 having male and fema...
diedrals 15 11 DIEDRAL, the angle b...
diegeses 14 11 DIEGESIS, the narrat...
diegesis 15 11 the narration of the...
diegetic 18 14 relating to DIEGESIS...
diehards 16 12 DIEHARD, a stubborn...
dieldrin 15 12 a persistent chemica...
dielytra 21 12 a plant with two bro...
diemaker 15 16 one that makes dies...
diereses 13 9 DIERESIS, the separa...
dieresis 14 9 the separation of tw...
dieretic 17 12 of or like dieresis,...
dieseled 14 11 DIESEL, to continue...
diesters 14 9 DIESTER, a type of c...
diestock 18 16 a stock to hold the...
diestrum 16 13 a period of sexual i...
diestrus 15 10 a period of sexual i...
dietetic 17 12 pertaining to a diet...
diethers 16 11 DIETHER, a chemical...
diethyls 24 14 DIETHYL, a dethyl co...
dietines 13 10 DIETINE, a minor or...
dietings 15 12 DIETING, the act of...
dietists 15 9 DIETIST, an expert o...
differed 18 16 DIFFER, to be unlike...
diffract 22 18 to separate into par...
diffused 19 17 DIFFUSE, to spread w...
diffuser 19 16 one that diffuses, a...
diffuses 19 16 DIFFUSE, to spread w...
diffusor 19 16 one that diffuses, a...
digamies 16 14 DIGAMY, a second leg...
digamist 17 14 one who marries for...
digammas 17 17 DIGAMMA, (Greek) a l...
digamous 16 15 pertaining to a seco...
digerati 15 11 the elite who make m...
digested 15 12 DIGEST, to assimilat...
digester 15 11 an apparatus which s...
digestif 18 14 an alcoholic drink t...
digestor 15 11 an apparatus which s...
diggable 19 17 able to be dug [adj]
diggings 18 16 an excavation site [...
dighting 19 16 DIGHT, to adorn, to...
digicams 20 17 DIGICAM, a digital c...
digipack 22 21 a storage case for a...
digitals 17 12 DIGITAL, a piano key...
digitate 15 11 of a leaf, divided i...
digitise 16 11 to put into digital...
digitize 19 20 to put into digital...
digitron 15 12 a type of tube for d...
digitule 17 13 any small fingerlike...
diglyphs 28 19 DIGLYPH, an architec...
digoxins 21 19 DIGOXIN, a drug to i...
digraphs 20 16 DIGRAPH, a pair of l...
digynian 20 15 of or pertaining to...
digynous 21 15 of or pertaining to...
dihedral 17 13 the angle between tw...
dihedron 15 13 a flattened double p...
dihybrid 26 17 the child of parents...
dihydric 27 17 containing two hydro...
diketone 13 14 a compound used in d...
dilatant 14 11 something that enlar...
dilatate 14 10 dilated [adj]
dilaters 15 10 DILATER, something t...
dilating 16 13 DILATE, to make wide...
dilation 14 11 the act of dilating...
dilative 17 14 tending to dilate [a...
dilators 15 10 DILATOR, something t...
dilatory 21 12 given to delay or pr...
dilemmas 17 16 DILEMMA, a position...
dilemmic 21 19 relating to a dilemm...
diligent 16 13 persevering [adj DIL...
dilliest 17 11 DILLY, very pleasing...
dillings 18 14 DILLING, a darling;...
dillweed 19 15 the leaves of the di...
dilscoop 20 16 in cricket, an attac...
diluents 15 12 DILUENT, a diluting...
dilutees 15 11 DILUTEE, an unskille...
diluters 16 11 DILUTER, someone who...
diluting 17 14 DILUTE, to make thin...
dilution 15 12 the act of diluting...
dilutive 18 15 tending to dilute [a...
dilutors 16 11 DILUTOR, one that di...
diluvial 19 16 pertaining to a floo...
diluvian 17 16 pertaining to a floo...
diluvion 17 16 a deposit of superfi...
diluvium 20 19 (Latin) a deposit of...
dimerise 15 12 to make into a dimer...
dimerism 17 15 the state of being d...
dimerize 18 21 to make into a dimer...
dimerous 15 13 composed of two part...
dimeters 15 12 DIMETER, a verse of...
dimethyl 25 17 ethane [n -S]
dimetric 19 15 pertaining to a type...
diminish 18 15 to lessen [v -ED, -I...
dimities 16 12 DIMITY, a cotton fab...
dimmable 19 19 able to be dimmed [a...
dimmings 18 18 DIMMING, the act of...
dimorphs 20 17 DIMORPH, either one...
dimplier 19 16 DIMPLY, dimpled [adj...
dimpling 20 19 DIMPLE, to mark with...
dimpsies 18 15 DIMPSY, (dialect) tw...
dinarchy 25 17 government by two po...
dindling 16 15 DINDLE, (Scots) to t...
dinettes 13 10 DINETTE, an alcove o...
dingbats 17 15 DINGBAT, (US slang)...
dingdong 15 16 to have a set-to [v...
dingeses 14 12 DINGES, a doodad, al...
dinghies 17 14 DINGHY, a small open...
dingiest 15 12 DINGY, grimy, also D...
dingoing 15 15 DINGO, to act in a c...
dinguses 15 13 DINGUS, a doodad, al...
dingying 22 17 DINGY, to ignore or...
dinkiest 15 14 DINKY, small, neat [...
dinklier 16 15 DINKLY, neat, tidy [...
dinmonts 14 14 DINMONT, (Scots) a w...
dinnered 12 12 DINNER, to dine [v]
dinnling 15 15 DINNLE, (Scots) to t...
dinosaur 13 11 any of a group of ex...
dintless 15 11 having no dints (den...
diobolon 15 14 an ancient Greek coi...
diocesan 15 13 the bishop of a dioc...
dioceses 16 12 DIOCESE, the circuit...
dioecies 16 12 DIOECY, the state of...
dioecism 18 15 the condition of bei...
dioicous 17 13 having male and fema...
diolefin 16 14 a compound containin...
diopside 16 13 a mineral, a crystal...
dioptase 15 12 a mineral, a hydrous...
diopters 16 12 DIOPTER, a measure o...
dioptral 17 13 relating to a diopte...
dioptres 16 12 DIOPTRE, a measure o...
dioptric 20 15 transparent, also DI...
dioramas 14 12 DIORAMA, an exhibiti...
dioramic 18 15 pertaining to a dior...
diorisms 16 12 DIORISM, a distincti...
diorites 14 9 DIORITE, a crystalli...
dioritic 18 12 containing diorite,...
dioxanes 18 17 DIOXANE, a toxic fla...
dioxides 20 17 DIOXIDE, a type of o...
dipchick 27 24 the little grebe, al...
diphasic 22 17 having two phases, a...
diphenyl 25 18 a hydrocarbon consis...
diphones 17 15 DIPHONE, a shorthand...
diplegia 18 15 paralysis of a part...
diplegic 22 18 paralysed on both si...
diplexer 23 20 a device which enabl...
diplogen 17 16 an alternative name...
diploids 18 14 DIPLOID, an animall...
diploidy 24 16 the condition of bei...
diplomas 18 16 DIPLOMA, to confer a...
diplomat 18 16 a person employed or...
diplonts 17 14 DIPLONT, an organism...
diplopia 19 16 a disorder of vision...
diplopic 23 19 relating to diplopia...
diplopod 19 17 any myriapod of the...
diploses 17 13 DIPLOSIS, a method o...
diplosis 18 13 a method of chromoso...
diplozoa 19 22 DIPLOZOON, a parasit...
dipnoans 14 14 DIPNOAN, a lungfish...
dipnoous 15 14 having lungs and gil...
dipodies 16 13 DIPODY, a verse of t...
dippable 21 19 able to be dipped [a...
dippiest 19 15 DIPPY, crazy, insane...
dippings 20 18 DIPPING, the act of...
diprotic 20 15 (of an acid) having...
dipsades 16 13 DIPSAS, a fabled ser...
dipshits 20 14 DIPSHIT, a contempti...
dipstick 22 19 a measuring rod [n -...
dipteral 17 13 having two wings onl...
dipteran 15 13 an insect of the ord...
dipteras 16 12 DIPTERA, an extensiv...
dipteroi 16 12 DIPTEROS, a building...
dipteron 15 13 a two-winged insect,...
dipteros 16 12 a building with two...
diptycas 26 17 DIPTYCA, a pair of p...
diptychs 29 19 DIPTYCH, an ancient...
diquarks 24 23 DIQUARK, a low energ...
directed 17 13 DIRECT, to control o...
directer 17 12 DIRECT, straightforw...
directly 25 15 DIRECT, straightforw...
director 17 12 one that directs [n...
dirempts 18 15 DIREMPT, to separate...
direness 13 10 the state of being d...
dirgeful 19 16 funereal; moaning [a...
dirigent 15 12 directing [adj]
dirigism 18 14 state control of eco...
diriment 15 13 that renders absolut...
dirtbags 18 14 DIRTBAG, a contempti...
dirtball 19 14 a dirty or contempti...
dirtiest 15 9 DIRTY, soiled [adj]
dirtying 22 14 DIRTY, to soil [v]
disabled 17 14 DISABLE, to render i...
disabler 17 13 one who disables [n...
disables 17 13 DISABLE, to render i...
disabuse 16 13 to free from false i...
disadorn 13 11 to deprive of orname...
disagree 14 11 to differ in opinion...
disallow 19 14 to refuse to allow [...
disannex 18 18 to disunite; to undo...
disannul 14 13 to annul completely...
disapply 26 18 to make a law inappl...
disarmed 15 13 DISARM, to deprive o...
disarmer 15 12 one that disarms [n...
disarray 20 11 to throw into disord...
disaster 14 9 a calamity [n -S]
disavows 19 16 DISAVOW, to disclaim...
disbands 16 14 DISBAND, to break up...
disbarks 18 16 DISBARK, to strip of...
disbench 21 18 to drive from a benc...
disbosom 17 15 to make known; to re...
disbound 16 15 not having a binding...
disbowel 20 16 to remove the intest...
disburse 17 13 to pay out [v DISBUR...
discaged 18 15 DISCAGE, to free fro...
discages 18 14 DISCAGE, to free fro...
discandy 23 16 (Shakespeare) to dis...
discants 17 13 DISCANT, to sing, al...
discards 18 13 DISCARD, to throw aw...
discased 17 13 DISCASE, to remove t...
discases 17 12 DISCASE, to remove t...
discepts 20 15 DISCEPT, to dispute,...
discerns 17 13 DISCERN, to perceive...
discerps 20 15 DISCERP, to separate...
discided 18 14 DISCIDE, to cut asun...
discides 18 13 DISCIDE, to cut asun...
discinct 21 16 ungirded [adj]
disciple 21 16 to cause to become a...
disclaim 20 16 to renounce all clai...
discless 19 13 having no disc; appe...
disclike 20 17 resembling a flat ci...
disclose 18 13 to reveal [v DISCLOS...
disclost 19 13 DISCLOSE, to reveal...
discoers 17 12 DISCOER, one who fre...
discoids 18 13 DISCOID, something i...
discoing 18 15 DISCO, to take part...
discolor 18 13 to alter the color o...
discords 18 13 DISCORD, to disagree...
discount 17 14 to reduce the price...
discoure 17 13 to find out, also DI...
discover 19 16 to find out, also DI...
discreet 17 12 tactful [adj DISCREE...
discrete 17 12 separate, distinct [...
discrown 20 16 to deprive of a crow...
discured 18 14 DISCURE, to find out...
discures 18 13 DISCURE, to find out...
discuses 18 13 DISCUS, a disc hurle...
disdains 14 11 DISDAIN, to scorn, l...
diseased 13 10 DISEASE, to make unh...
diseases 13 9 DISEASE, to make unh...
disedged 15 13 DISEDGE, (Shakespear...
disedges 15 12 DISEDGE, (Shakespear...
disendow 16 14 to deprive of endowm...
disenrol 14 11 to remove from a rol...
diseuses 14 10 DISEUSE, (French) a...
disfamed 17 16 DISFAME, to throw in...
disfames 17 15 DISFAME [n]
disfavor 18 16 to regard with disap...
disflesh 20 15 (archaic) to reduce...
disforms 18 15 DISFORM, to alter th...
disfrock 21 19 to deprive of cleric...
disgavel 18 16 to release from gave...
disgests 16 11 DISGEST, to assimila...
disgorge 16 13 to vomit [v DISGORGE...
disgowns 18 15 DISGOWN, to strip of...
disgrace 18 14 to bring shame upon...
disgrade 15 12 to strip of rank [v...
disguise 16 12 to conceal the ident...
disgusts 17 12 DISGUST, to cause lo...
dishabit 19 14 (Shakespeare) to dri...
dishable 19 15 to render incapable,...
dishdash 19 14 a long one-piece gar...
dishelms 19 15 DISHELM, to deprive...
disherit 17 11 to deprive of an inh...
dishevel 19 16 to make the hair unt...
dishfuls 21 16 DISHFUL, as much as...
dishiest 17 11 DISHY, (colloquial)...
dishings 18 14 DISHING, a hollow, a...
dishlike 19 16 like a dish [adj]
dishmops 20 17 DISHMOP, a mop for c...
dishoard 16 12 to put previously wi...
dishomed 17 15 DISHOME, to deprive...
dishomes 17 14 DISHOME, to deprive...
dishonor 15 12 (US) to deprive of h...
dishorns 16 12 DISHORN, to deprive...
dishorse 16 11 to make someone fall...
dishouse 16 12 to deprive of housin...
dishpans 18 15 DISHPAN, a pan for w...
dishrags 18 13 DISHRAG, a cloth for...
dishware 19 14 tableware used for s...
disinter 14 10 to exhume [v DISINTE...
disinure 14 11 to render unfamiliar...
disjects 20 21 DISJECT, to dismembe...
disjoins 16 19 DISJOIN, to separate...
disjoint 16 19 to put out of order...
disjunct 20 23 an alternative in a...
disjuned 16 21 DISJUNE, to take bre...
disjunes 16 20 DISJUNE, (Scots) bre...
diskette 15 13 a small flexible pla...
diskless 17 14 having no disk; appe...
disklike 18 18 resembling a flat ci...
disleafs 17 13 DISLEAF, to deprive...
disleave 16 14 to deprive of leaves...
disliked 17 15 DISLIKE, to regard w...
disliken 16 15 (Shakespeare) to mak...
disliker 17 14 one who dislikes [n...
dislikes 17 14 DISLIKE, to regard w...
dislimbs 20 16 DISLIMB, to tear lim...
dislimns 17 14 DISLIMN, (Shakespear...
dislinks 17 15 DISLINK, to unlink,...
disloads 15 11 DISLOAD, to unload,...
dislodge 16 13 to remove from a fir...
disloign 16 13 (Spenser) to put at...
disloyal 22 13 not loyal, also DISL...
dismaler 16 13 DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
dismally 24 16 DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
dismasks 17 16 DISMASK, to divest o...
dismasts 16 12 DISMAST, to remove t...
dismayed 21 15 DISMAY, to appall or...
dismayls 23 15 DISMAYL, (Spenser) t...
dismoded 15 14 out of fashion [adj]
dismount 15 14 to get down from an...
disnests 14 10 DISNEST, to dislodge...
disobeys 22 14 DISOBEY, to refuse t...
disodium 16 14 of a molecule, havin...
disomies 15 12 DISOMY, the state of...
disorbed 16 13 deprived of the orb...
disorder 14 10 to disarrange [v -ED...
disowned 16 14 DISOWN, to deny the...
disowner 16 13 one who disowns [n -...
dispaced 19 16 DISPACE, to range ab...
dispaces 19 15 DISPACE, to range ab...
disparks 18 16 DISPARK, (archaic) t...
disparts 17 12 DISPART, (archaic) t...
dispatch 22 17 to send off with spe...
dispathy 25 16 dislike, also DYSPAT...
dispeace 18 15 lack of peace [n -S]
dispence 18 16 (Spenser) to distrib...
dispends 16 14 DISPEND, (obsolete)...
dispense 15 13 to distribute, also...
disperse 16 12 to scatter [v DISPER...
dispirit 18 12 to lower in spirits...
displace 20 16 to put in the wrong...
displant 17 14 to uproot; to remove...
displays 24 15 DISPLAY, to put on s...
displing 19 16 DISPLE, (Spenser) to...
displode 17 14 (Milton) to discharg...
displume 19 17 to deprive of feathe...
disponed 15 14 DISPONE, to make a l...
disponee 14 13 the person who recei...
disponer 15 13 one who legally tran...
dispones 15 13 DISPONE, to make a l...
disponge 16 15 to sprinkle, also DI...
disports 17 12 DISPORT, to amuse on...
disposal 17 13 the act of disposing...
disposed 16 13 DISPOSE, to arrange...
disposer 16 12 one who disposes [n...
disposes 16 12 DISPOSE, to arrange...
disposts 17 12 DISPOST, to displace...
dispread 16 13 to spread out, also...
dispreds 17 13 DISPRED, to spread o...
disprize 20 21 to depreciate [v DIS...
disproof 18 15 the act of disprovin...
disprove 18 16 to refute [v DISPROV...
dispunge 17 16 (Shakespeare) to spr...
dispurse 17 13 (Shakespeare) to dis...
disputed 17 14 DISPUTE, to argue ab...
disputer 17 13 one who disputes [n...
disputes 17 13 DISPUTE, to argue ab...
disquiet 23 19 not quiet [adj DISQU...
disranks 15 14 DISRANK, to reduce r...
disrated 14 10 DISRATE, to lower in...
disrates 14 9 DISRATE, to lower in...
disrobed 16 13 DISROBE, to undress...
disrober 16 12 one who, or that whi...
disrobes 16 12 DISROBE, to undress...
disroots 14 9 DISROOT, to tear up...
disrupts 18 13 DISRUPT, to throw in...
dissaved 16 14 DISSAVE, to use savi...
dissaver 16 13 one who dissaves [n...
dissaves 16 13 DISSAVE, to use savi...
disseats 14 9 DISSEAT, to unseat,...
dissects 18 12 DISSECT, to cut apar...
disseise 14 9 to deprive of seisin...
disseize 17 18 to deprive of seisin...
dissents 14 10 DISSENT, to disagree...
disserts 15 9 DISSERT, to discuss...
disserve 16 13 to treat badly [v DI...
dissever 16 13 to sever, part in tw...
dissight 19 13 (archaic) an unsight...
dissolve 17 14 to make into a solut...
dissuade 14 11 to persuade not to d...
distaffs 19 15 DISTAFF, a type of s...
distains 14 10 DISTAIN, (archaic) t...
distally 23 13 DISTAL, remote from...
distance 16 13 to move far from a p...
distaste 14 9 dislike [n -S] / (ar...
distaves 16 13 DISTAFF, a type of s...
distends 14 11 DISTEND, to swell [v...
distents 14 10 DISTENT, (Spenser) b...
disthene 15 12 a mineral, aka cyani...
distichs 21 14 DISTICH, a pair of v...
distills 18 11 DISTILL, to extract...
distinct 18 13 clearly different [a...
distomes 15 12 DISTOME, a parasitic...
distorts 15 9 DISTORT, to twist or...
distract 18 12 to divert the attent...
distrail 16 10 an aircraft's dissip...
distrain 14 10 to seize and hold pr...
distrait 15 9 distracted in mind;...
distress 15 9 to cause anxiety or...
district 19 12 an area or region [n...
distrust 16 10 to have no trust in,...
distuned 14 12 DISTUNE, to put out...
distunes 14 11 DISTUNE, to put out...
disturbs 18 13 DISTURB, to interrup...
distyles 22 12 DISTYLE, a portico w...
disulfid 19 15 a sulphide containin...
disunion 13 12 the state of being d...
disunite 14 11 to separate [v DISUN...
disunity 21 13 lack of unity [n DIS...
disusage 15 12 gradual cessation of...
disusing 16 13 DISUSE, to stop usin...
disvalue 17 15 to disparage [v DISV...
disvouch 22 19 (Shakespeare) to dis...
disyoked 21 16 DISYOKE, to free fro...
disyokes 21 15 DISYOKE, to free fro...
ditchers 20 14 DITCHER, one who dig...
ditching 21 17 DITCH, to dig a long...
dithecal 20 15 having two spore-cas...
ditheism 18 14 belief in two equal...
ditheist 17 11 one who holds the do...
dithered 16 12 DITHER, to act indec...
ditherer 16 11 one who dithers [n -...
dithiols 18 12 DITHIOL, a chemical...
ditokous 15 14 producing two at a b...
ditsiest 15 9 DITSY, eccentric, al...
dittoing 15 12 DITTO, to repeat tha...
dittying 22 14 DITTY, to put to mus...
ditziest 18 18 DITZY, eccentric, al...
diureses 14 10 DIURESIS, excessive...
diuresis 15 10 excessive discharge...
diuretic 18 13 increasing the flow...
diurnals 15 12 DIURNAL, a service b...
divagate 16 15 to wander or stray f...
divalent 16 15 a pair of chromosome...
divebomb 21 22 to drop bombs on a t...
diverged 17 16 DIVERGE, to move in...
diverges 17 15 DIVERGE, to move in...
diversed 16 14 DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diverses 16 13 DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diversly 24 16 DIVERS, sundry, seve...
diverted 16 14 DIVERT, to turn asid...
diverter 16 13 one who diverts [n -...
divested 16 14 DIVEST, to strip or...
dividant 16 15 (Shakespeare) divisi...
dividend 16 16 a portion or share o...
dividers 17 14 DIVIDER, one who div...
dividing 18 17 separation [n -S]
dividivi 20 18 the curved pods of a...
dividual 18 16 capable of being div...
divinely 23 17 DIVINE, pertaining t...
diviners 16 14 DIVINER, one who div...
divinest 16 14 DIVINE, pertaining t...
divinify 25 19 to treat as divine,...
divining 17 17 DIVINE, to foretell...
divinise 16 14 to treat as divine,...
divinity 23 16 the quality of being...
divinize 19 23 to treat as divine,...
division 16 14 the act of dividing...
divisive 19 17 causing disunity or...
divisors 17 13 DIVISOR, the number...
divorced 19 17 DIVORCE, to terminat...
divorcee 18 16 a divorced woman [n...
divorcer 19 16 one who divorces [n...
divorces 19 16 DIVORCE, to terminat...
divulged 19 18 DIVULGE, to reveal [...
divulger 19 17 one who divulges [n...
divulges 19 17 DIVULGE, to reveal [...
divulsed 18 16 DIVULSE, to tear awa...
divulses 18 15 DIVULSE, to tear awa...
divviest 19 17 DIVVY, stupid [adj]
divvying 26 22 DIVVY, to divide up,...
dizening 17 22 DIZEN, to dress in f...
dizygous 25 23 developed from two f...
dizzards 21 28 DIZZARD, (obsolete)...
dizziest 21 27 DIZZY, giddy [adj]
dizzying 28 32 DIZZY, to make giddy...
djellaba 19 23 a Middle Eastern hoo...
djibbahs 23 26 DJIBBAH, (Arabic) a...
doatings 14 12 DOATING, an excessiv...
dobchick 26 24 the little grebe, al...
doblones 15 14 DOBLON, a former gol...
dochmiac 23 20 pertaining to, or co...
dochmius 21 18 a foot of five sylla...
docilely 25 16 DOCILE, compliant [a...
docilest 18 13 DOCILE, compliant [a...
docility 25 15 the quality of being...
docimasy 24 17 scrutiny, examinatio...
dockages 18 18 DOCKAGE, a charge fo...
docketed 17 17 DOCKET, to provide w...
dockhand 19 20 one who works on the...
dockings 19 19 DOCKING, the act of...
dockised 18 17 DOCKISE, to convert...
dockises 18 16 DOCKISE, to convert...
dockized 21 26 DOCKIZE, to convert...
dockizes 21 25 DOCKIZE, to convert...
dockland 18 19 the part of a port o...
dockside 18 17 the area adjacent to...
dockyard 24 19 a shipyard [n -S]
docquets 25 22 DOCQUET, to make a s...
doctoral 17 13 pertaining to a doct...
doctored 16 13 DOCTOR, to treat med...
doctorly 24 15 pertaining to a doct...
doctress 17 12 a female doctor [n -...
doctrine 16 13 a belief taught or a...
document 17 17 to support by conclu...
docusoap 18 16 a television series...
doddards 14 12 DODDARD, (obsolete)...
doddered 13 12 DODDER, to walk unst...
dodderer 13 11 one who dodders [n -...
doddiest 14 11 DODDY, sulky [adj]
dodgiest 15 12 DODGY, dubious, shad...
dodgings 16 15 DODGING, a photograp...
dodoisms 15 13 DODOISM, a stupid re...
doeskins 14 14 DOESKIN, the skin of...
dogbanes 15 15 DOGBANE, a small gen...
dogberry 23 16 the berry of the dog...
dogbolts 18 15 DOGBOLT, a type of a...
dogcarts 18 14 DOGCART, a light two...
dogeared 13 12 DOGEAR, to turn down...
dogeates 13 11 DOGEATE, the office...
dogedoms 15 15 DOGEDOM, the office...
dogeship 19 16 the office of a doge...
dogfaces 19 17 DOGFACE, a soldier i...
dogfight 21 18 to engage in an aeri...
dogfoods 16 15 DOGFOOD, food for a...
dogfoxes 22 21 DOGFOX, a male fox [...
doggeder 15 14 DOGGED, stubbornly d...
doggedly 23 17 DOGGED, stubbornly d...
doggerel 16 14 poor quality comic v...
doggiest 16 13 DOGGY, resembling a...
doggings 17 16 DOGGING, hunting wit...
doggoned 14 15 damned, cursed [adj...
doggoner 14 14 DOGGONE, damned, cur...
doggones 14 14 DOGGONE, to damn [v]
doggrels 17 14 DOGGREL, poor qualit...
dogholes 17 14 DOGHOLE, a wretched...
doghouse 16 14 a shelter for a dog...
dogmatic 19 17 overbearing [adj DOG...
dognaped 15 16 DOGNAP, to steal a d...
dognaper 15 15 one who dognaps, abd...
dogpiles 18 15 DOGPILE, a heap of b...
dogsbody 23 17 a menial worker [n D...
dogships 20 16 DOGSHIP, the persona...
dogshows 20 16 DOGSHOW, a show for...
dogskins 16 16 DOGSKIN, leather mad...
dogsleds 16 13 DOGSLED, to ride a s...
dogsleep 17 15 a light sleep [n -S]
dogstail 16 12 a grass with spiky f...
dogtails 16 12 DOGTAIL, a grass wit...
dogteeth 16 13 DOGTOOTH, a canine t...
dogtooth 16 13 a canine tooth [n DO...
dogtowns 17 15 DOGTOWN, a prairie-d...
dogtrots 15 11 DOGTROT, to move at...
dogvanes 15 16 DOGVANE, a small van...
dogwatch 23 19 either of the two sh...
dogwoods 17 15 DOGWOOD, any of vari...
doiltest 15 10 DOILT, (Scots) crazy...
doitkins 15 14 DOITKIN, an old Dutc...
dolcetto 17 13 (Italian) a variety...
doldrums 17 15 those parts of the o...
dolerite 14 10 a type of igneous ro...
dolesome 14 13 doleful, dismal [adj...
dolichos 20 15 a long-podded legumi...
dollared 15 12 having dollars [adj]
dolldoms 17 15 DOLLDOM, the world o...
dollhood 17 14 the state of being a...
dolliers 16 11 DOLLIER, one who whe...
dolloped 17 15 DOLLOP, to dispense...
dollying 23 16 DOLLY, to move on a...
dolmades 15 14 DOLMA, a vine or cab...
dolmenic 18 17 like a dolmen, a pre...
dolomite 15 13 a mineral, double ca...
doloroso 13 10 having a mournful mu...
dolorous 14 11 full of pain or grie...
dolphins 19 16 DOLPHIN, any of a gr...
domainal 14 14 of a domain, also DO...
domaines 13 13 DOMAINE, (French) an...
domanial 14 14 of a domain, also DO...
domatium 16 16 a plant-structure th...
domelike 16 17 resembling a dome [a...
domesday 20 15 a day of judgment, a...
domestic 18 15 related to the home...
domicile 19 16 to establish in a re...
domicils 20 16 DOMICIL, to establis...
dominant 13 14 controlling [adj DOM...
dominate 13 13 to control [v DOMINA...
domineer 13 13 to be overbearing [v...
dominees 13 13 DOMINEE, a minister...
dominick 19 20 one of an American b...
dominies 14 13 DOMINIE, a schoolmas...
dominion 13 14 supreme authority [n...
dominium 16 17 the right of ownersh...
dominoes 13 13 DOMINO, a small mask...
donaries 12 10 DONARY, a thing give...
donatary 18 12 a person who is give...
donating 13 13 DONATE, to contribut...
donation 11 11 something donated [n...
donatism 14 13 the tenets of the Do...
donative 14 14 a benefice presented...
donators 12 10 DONATOR, one that do...
donatory 18 12 a donee of the crown...
dondered 12 12 DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
donegals 14 13 DONEGAL, a type of t...
doneness 11 11 the state of being c...
dongolas 14 13 DONGOLA, a type of t...
donnered 11 12 (Scots) stupid, dull...
donniker 13 15 an outside lavatory,...
donnisms 14 14 DONNISM, self-import...
donships 18 15 DONSHIP, the rank of...
donsiest 13 10 DONSIE, unlucky, als...
donutted 13 12 DONUT, to surround a...
doobreys 21 14 DOOBREY, a thing who...
doobries 15 12 DOOBRIE, a thing who...
doodlers 14 11 DOODLER, one that do...
doodling 15 14 DOODLE, to scribble...
doofuses 15 13 DOOFUS, a stupid per...
doolally 22 14 crazy, deranged [adj...
doomiest 14 12 DOOMY, depressed [ad...
doomsday 20 15 a day of judgment, a...
doomsman 14 16 one who pronounces d...
doomsmen 14 16 DOOMSMAN, one who pr...
doomster 14 12 (Scots) formerly in...
doorbell 17 14 a bell at the door [...
doorcase 15 12 the frame of a door...
doorjamb 18 24 one of the two verti...
doorknob 15 17 a handle for opening...
doorless 14 10 having no door [adj]
doormats 14 12 DOORMAT, a mat in fr...
doornail 13 11 a large-headed nail...
doorpost 15 12 one of the two verti...
doorsill 16 11 the sill of a door [...
doorsman 13 13 a porter, a doorkeep...
doorsmen 13 13 DOORSMAN, a porter,...
doorstep 15 12 to canvass door to d...
doorstop 15 12 an object used for h...
doorways 22 14 DOORWAY, the entranc...
dooryard 19 12 a yard in front of a...
dopamine 15 16 a chemical found in...
dopattas 15 12 DOPATTA, (Hindi) a s...
dopehead 16 15 a drug addict [n -S]
dopester 15 12 one who predicts the...
dopiazas 18 21 DOPIAZA, an Indian d...
dopiness 15 13 the state of being d...
doppings 19 18 DOPPING, a flock of...
dorhawks 20 18 DORHAWK, (dialect) t...
doridoid 14 11 a shell-less mollusc...
dorising 15 12 DORISE, to become li...
dorizing 18 21 DORIZE, to become li...
dorkiest 15 13 DORKY, (slang) idiot...
dorlachs 20 15 DORLACH, (Gaelic) a...
dormancy 23 18 a period of suspende...
dormants 14 13 DORMANT, a crossbeam...
dormered 14 13 having dormer window...
dormient 14 13 (archaic) sleeping,...
dormouse 14 13 any member of a fami...
dornecks 17 17 DORNECK, a heavy lin...
dornicks 18 17 DORNICK, a heavy lin...
dornocks 17 17 DORNOCK, a heavy lin...
dorsally 22 13 towards the back [ad...
dortiest 14 9 DORTY, (Scots) petti...
dortours 14 10 DORTOUR, (archaic) a...
dosology 21 14 the science of doses...
dosseret 13 9 a block resting on t...
dossiers 14 9 DOSSIER, a file of p...
dotardly 21 13 like a dotard, one i...
dotation 12 10 an endowment [n -S]
dotingly 22 15 DOTING [adv]
dotterel 14 10 a shore bird, also D...
dottiest 14 9 DOTTY, feebleminded,...
dottlest 15 10 DOTTLE, of tobacco,...
dottrels 15 10 DOTTREL, a shore bir...
douanier 12 11 (French) a customhou...
doublers 17 14 DOUBLER, one that do...
doublets 17 14 DOUBLET, a close-fit...
doubling 18 17 the act of making do...
doubloon 15 15 an obsolete Spanish...
doublure 17 15 (French) an ornament...
doubters 16 13 DOUBTER, one who dou...
doubtful 20 18 worthy of doubt [adj...
doubting 17 16 in a state of doubt...
douceurs 17 14 DOUCEUR, (French) a...
douching 20 18 the act of using a d...
doucines 16 14 DOUCINE, (French) an...
doughboy 25 19 a boiled flour dumpl...
doughier 17 14 DOUGHY, resembling d...
doughnut 17 16 to surround a speake...
douleias 14 11 DOULEIA, in Roman Ca...
doupioni 15 14 a kind of silk yarn,...
dourines 13 11 DOURINE, a disease o...
dourness 13 11 the state of being d...
douzeper 18 22 (Spenser) one of the...
dovecote 17 16 a roost for domestic...
dovecots 18 16 DOVECOT, a roost for...
dovekeys 22 19 DOVEKEY, (Scots) a k...
dovekies 16 17 DOVEKIE, (Scots) a k...
dovelets 16 14 DOVELET, a young or...
dovelike 17 18 like a dove [adj]
dovening 15 17 DOVEN, to utter Jewi...
dovering 16 16 DOVER, (Scots) to do...
dovetail 16 14 to fit together clos...
dowagers 17 14 DOWAGER, a title giv...
dowdiest 17 13 DOWDY, dressed unsty...
dowdyish 26 17 somewhat dowdy [adj]
dowdyism 25 18 the wearing of unsty...
doweling 18 16 long thin wooden rod...
dowelled 18 15 DOWEL, to fasten wit...
doweries 16 12 DOWERY, the property...
dowering 17 15 DOWER, to provide wi...
dowfness 18 16 (Scots) dullness, he...
dowlases 17 13 DOWLAS, a coarse lin...
dowliest 18 13 DOWLY, (English dial...
downbeat 17 16 the first beat of a...
downbows 21 19 DOWNBOW, a way of bo...
downcast 19 16 a current of air int...
downcome 19 19 a sudden fall; a dow...
downfall 20 18 a sudden fall [n -S]
downflow 22 20 a running down [n -S...
downhaul 19 17 a rope for hauling d...
downhill 21 17 a downward slope [n...
downhole 18 16 pertaining to subter...
downiest 16 13 DOWNY, covered in do...
downland 16 16 a rolling treeless u...
downless 17 14 having no down (soft...
downlike 18 18 like down [adj]
downlink 18 19 a communication chan...
download 16 15 to transfer data fro...
downlows 20 17 DOWNLOW, as in on th...
downmost 17 16 furthest down [adj]
downpipe 20 19 a drainpipe which ta...
downplay 25 19 to understate, under...
downpour 18 17 a heavy rain [n -S]
downrate 15 13 to make lower in val...
downrush 19 16 a rushing down [n -E...
downside 16 14 a negative aspect [n...
downsize 19 22 to produce in a smal...
downspin 18 17 a spinning motion [n...
downtick 21 20 a stock market trans...
downtime 17 16 the time when a mach...
downtown 18 17 the business distric...
downtrod 16 14 suffering oppression...
downturn 16 15 a downward decline [...
downward 19 17 from a higher to a l...
downwarp 21 19 a broad surface depr...
downwash 21 18 a downward deflectio...
downwind 19 18 the direction that t...
downzone 17 23 to reduce or limit t...
dowsabel 19 16 a sweetheart [n -S]
dowsings 18 15 DOWSING, the act of...
doxapram 22 22 a drug used as a res...
doxastic 23 19 of or relating to th...
doxology 27 21 a hymn or verse of p...
doyennes 17 13 DOYENNE, a women who...
dozening 16 22 DOZEN, (Scots) to do...
dozenths 18 21 DOZENTH, a twelfth [...
doziness 16 19 the state of being d...
drabbers 18 15 DRABBER, one who ass...
drabbest 18 15 DRAB, dull and monot...
drabbets 18 15 DRABBET, a coarse li...
drabbier 18 15 DRABBY, sluttish, al...
drabbing 19 18 DRAB, to associate w...
drabbish 21 17 sluttish, also DRABB...
drabbled 19 17 DRABBLE, to make wet...
drabbler 19 16 a piece of canvas fa...
drabbles 19 16 DRABBLE, to make wet...
drabette 15 12 a coarse linen fabri...
drablers 17 13 DRABLER, a piece of...
drabness 15 13 the quality of being...
dracaena 14 13 a genus of liliaceou...
dracenas 15 13 DRACENA, a genus of...
drachmae 19 17 DRACHMA, (Greek) a G...
drachmai 20 17 DRACHMA, (Greek) a G...
drachmas 20 17 DRACHMA, (Greek) a G...
dracones 15 13 DRACONE, (tradename)...
draconic 19 16 unusually harsh, als...
draffier 18 15 DRAFFY, like dregs,...
draffish 21 17 like dregs, worthles...
draftees 15 12 DRAFTEE, one that is...
drafters 16 12 DRAFTER, a person wh...
draftier 16 12 DRAFTY, exposed to c...
draftily 24 15 DRAFTY, exposed to c...
drafting 17 15 mechanical drawing [...
draggers 16 13 DRAGGER, a fishing v...
draggier 16 13 DRAGGY, boring [adj]
dragging 17 16 a technique in inter...
draggled 17 15 DRAGGLE, to make wet...
draggles 17 14 DRAGGLE, to make wet...
dragline 15 13 an excavating machin...
dragnets 14 12 DRAGNET, a large net...
dragoman 14 15 an interpreter in Ea...
dragomen 14 15 DRAGOMAN, an interpr...
dragonet 13 12 a marine fish of the...
dragonne 12 13 like a heraldic drag...
dragoons 13 12 DRAGOON, to compel b...
dragrope 16 14 a rope used for drag...
dragsman 15 15 the driver of a coac...
dragsmen 15 15 DRAGSMAN, the driver...
dragster 15 11 a car built or modif...
dragways 24 16 DRAGWAY, a race cour...
drailing 16 13 DRAIL, to dirty by d...
drainage 13 12 the act of draining...
drainers 13 10 DRAINER, someone or...
draining 14 13 DRAIN, to draw off a...
draisene 12 10 (historical) a dandy...
draisine 13 10 (historical) a dandy...
dramatic 18 15 pertaining to drama...
drammach 21 20 a mixture of raw mea...
dramming 17 18 DRAM, to tipple, dri...
drammock 20 22 a mixture of raw mea...
dramshop 19 17 a shop or barroom wh...
drangway 23 17 (English dialect) a...
dranting 14 13 DRANT, (dialect) to...
drapable 18 16 that can be draped,...
drapiers 16 12 DRAPIER, (obsolete)...
drapiest 16 12 DRAPEY, characterize...
drappies 18 15 DRAPPY, (Scots) a li...
drapping 19 18 DRAP, (Scots) to dro...
drastics 18 12 DRASTIC, a severe pu...
dratting 15 12 DRAT, to damn [v]
draughts 18 14 DRAUGHT, to draft [v...
draughty 24 16 exposed to currents...
draunted 13 12 DRAUNT, to drawl, to...
drawable 19 16 able to be drawn [ad...
drawback 23 22 a hinderance [n -S]
drawbars 19 15 DRAWBAR, a sliding b...
drawbore 18 15 a hole for joining a...
drawcord 20 16 a cord for drawing a...
drawdown 19 17 a reduction, a dimin...
drawings 18 15 DRAWING, a portrayal...
drawlers 18 13 DRAWLER, one who dra...
drawlier 18 13 DRAWLY, marked by dr...
drawling 19 16 DRAWL, to speak slow...
drawtube 19 16 a tube that slides w...
drayages 20 13 DRAYAGE, transportat...
dreaders 13 10 DREADER, someone who...
dreadest 13 10 DREAD, inspiring fea...
dreadful 17 15 awful [adj DREADFULL...
dreading 14 13 DREAD, to fear great...
dreamers 14 12 DREAMER, one that dr...
dreamery 20 14 a place favourable t...
dreamful 18 17 full of dreams [adj...
dreamier 14 12 DREAMY, full of drea...
dreamily 22 15 DREAMY, full of drea...
dreaming 15 15 in a state of dreami...
drearest 13 9 DREAR, dreary, also...
drearier 13 9 DREARY, dismal [adj]
drearies 13 9 DREARY, a dismal per...
drearily 21 12 DREARY, dismal [adv]
drearing 14 12 (Spenser) dreariness...
dreckier 18 16 DRECKY, rubbishy, al...
dreckish 21 18 like dreck, rubbish,...
dredgers 15 12 DREDGER, a boat or m...
dredging 16 15 matter that is dredg...
dreggier 16 13 DREGGY, full of dreg...
dreggish 19 15 somewhat dreggy [adj...
dreicher 19 14 DREICH, dreary, also...
dreidels 15 11 DREIDEL, a four-side...
dreigher 17 13 DREIGH, (Scots) drea...
drekkier 16 17 DREKKY, rubbishy, al...
drekkish 19 19 like drek, rubbish,...
drenched 18 16 DRENCH, to wet thoro...
drencher 18 15 something that drenc...
drenches 18 15 DRENCH, to wet thoro...
drepanid 15 14 a hook-tip moth [n -...
dressage 14 11 the training of a ho...
dressers 14 9 DRESSER, one that dr...
dressier 14 9 DRESSY, showy in dre...
dressily 22 12 DRESSY, showy in dre...
dressing 15 12 material applied to...
drevills 19 15 DREVILL, (Spenser) a...
dribbers 19 15 DRIBBER, (obsolete)...
dribbing 20 18 DRIB, to do by littl...
dribbled 20 17 DRIBBLE, to let sali...
dribbler 20 16 one who dribbles [n...
dribbles 20 16 DRIBBLE, to let sali...
dribblet 20 16 a small drop of liqu...
driblets 18 13 DRIBLET, a small dro...
dricksie 19 16 of timber, having hi...
driftage 17 14 deviation from a shi...
drifters 17 12 DRIFTER, one that dr...
driftier 17 12 DRIFTY, full of mass...
drifting 18 15 the act of moving wi...
driftnet 16 13 a large fishnet arra...
driftpin 19 16 a metal pin for secu...
drillers 17 11 DRILLER, one who dri...
drilling 18 14 a heavy twilled cott...
drinkers 15 14 DRINKER, one who dri...
drinking 16 17 the act of drinking...
dripless 18 13 designed not to drip...
drippers 19 15 DRIPPER, something f...
drippier 19 15 DRIPPY, silly, inane...
drippily 27 18 DRIPPY, silly, inane...
dripping 20 18 fat from meat [n -S]
drisheen 15 12 a type of Irish saus...
drivable 19 17 that can be driven,...
driveled 17 15 DRIVEL, to let saliv...
driveler 17 14 one who drivels, als...
driveway 25 18 a private road provi...
drivings 18 16 DRIVING, the act of...
drizzled 22 29 DRIZZLE, to rain lig...
drizzles 22 28 DRIZZLE, to rain lig...
droghers 17 13 DROGHER, a West Indi...
droguets 15 12 DROGUET, a ribbed wo...
droiling 16 13 DROIL, (obsolete) to...
drollery 22 13 something droll [n D...
drollest 16 11 DROLL, quaintly amus...
drolling 17 14 the act of a jester...
drollish 19 13 rather droll [adj]
dromical 19 16 relating to a raceco...
dromonds 14 14 DROMOND, a large fas...
drongoes 13 12 DRONGO, (Australian...
droniest 13 10 DRONY, monotonous [a...
dronklap 17 18 (Afrikaans) a drunka...
droogish 17 13 like a droog [adj]
drooking 15 16 a drenching, also DR...
droolier 14 10 DROOLY, drooling [ad...
drooling 15 13 DROOL, to let saliva...
droopier 15 12 DROOPY, hanging [adj...
droopily 23 15 DROOPY, hanging [adv...
drooping 16 15 DROOP, to hang downw...
drophead 17 15 a convertible car [n...
dropkick 22 23 a kick made by both...
droplets 17 13 DROPLET, a tiny drop...
droplock 21 20 a bank loan for whic...
dropouts 16 13 DROPOUT, one who dro...
droppers 18 15 DROPPER, a tube for...
dropping 19 18 something that has b...
dropples 19 16 DROPPLE, a trickle [...
dropseed 15 13 a type of grass [n -...
dropshot 18 14 a type of shot in te...
dropsied 16 13 (Shakespeare) diseas...
dropsies 16 12 DROPSY, unnatural ac...
droptops 18 15 DROPTOP, a convertib...
dropwise 19 15 by drops [adv]
dropwort 19 15 a wild flower, a spe...
droseras 13 9 DROSERA, a genus of...
droskies 15 13 DROSKY, an open carr...
drossier 14 9 DROSSY, worthless [a...
drostdys 21 12 DROSTDY, a type of S...
droughts 18 14 DROUGHT, a dry perio...
droughty 24 16 dry, also DROUTHY [a...
drouking 16 17 a drenching, also DR...
drovings 17 16 DROVING, the action...
drownded 16 15 DROWND, (colloquial)...
drowners 16 13 DROWNER, one who dro...
drowning 17 16 an instance of someo...
drowsier 17 12 DROWSY, sleepy [adj]
drowsily 25 15 DROWSY, sleepy [adv]
drowsing 18 15 DROWSE, to doze [v]
drubbers 19 16 DRUBBER, one who dru...
drubbing 20 19 a cudgelling [n -S]
drudgers 16 13 DRUDGER, one who dru...
drudgery 22 15 hard, tedious work [...
drudging 17 16 DRUDGE, to do hard,...
drudgism 18 16 uninteresting work [...
druggers 17 14 DRUGGER, one who dru...
druggets 17 14 DRUGGET, a coarse du...
druggier 17 14 DRUGGY, affected by...
druggies 17 14 DRUGGIE, (colloquial...
drugging 18 17 DRUG, to dose with a...
druggist 18 14 a person who deals i...
drugless 17 13 being without drugs...
druglord 17 14 a criminal controlli...
drugster 16 12 a drug addict [n -S]
druidess 15 11 a female druid [n -E...
druidism 17 14 the religious system...
drumbeat 17 16 the sound of a drum...
drumbled 19 18 DRUMBLE, to move slo...
drumbles 19 17 DRUMBLE, to move slo...
drumfire 18 16 massed artillery fir...
drumfish 21 18 a fish that makes a...
drumhead 17 16 the material stretch...
drumlier 17 14 DRUMLY, (Scots) turb...
drumlike 18 18 resembling the head...
drumlins 17 15 DRUMLIN, a long hill...
drummers 17 16 DRUMMER, one who pla...
drummies 17 16 DRUMMY, (South Afric...
drumming 18 19 the sound made by a...
drummock 21 23 a mixture of raw mea...
drumroll 18 15 a roll played on a d...
drunkard 15 16 one who is habituall...
drunkest 15 15 DRUNK, intoxicated [...
drunkish 18 17 somewhat drunk [adj]
drupelet 17 14 a small part of a fr...
drusiest 15 10 DRUSY, rough with mi...
druthers 17 12 DRUTHER, one's prefe...
druxiest 21 17 DRUXY, of timber, ha...
drybeats 22 14 DRYBEAT, to beat wit...
drylands 21 14 DRYLAND, an arid reg...
drymouth 24 17 excessive dryness of...
drypoint 22 15 a sharp needle by wh...
drystone 19 12 built from stones wi...
drysuits 22 12 DRYSUIT, a close-fit...
drywalls 26 16 DRYWALL, to build wi...
drywells 26 16 DRYWELL, a hole for...
dualised 15 12 DUALISE, to make two...
dualises 15 11 DUALISE, to make two...
dualisms 17 14 DUALISM, the doctrin...
dualists 16 11 DUALIST, an adherent...
dualized 18 21 DUALIZE, to make two...
dualizes 18 20 DUALIZE, to make two...
duallies 16 12 DUALLIE, a pickup tr...
dualling 17 15 DUAL, to make a road...
duathlon 16 14 an athletic event wh...
dubbined 18 18 DUBBIN, to apply a p...
dubbings 20 19 DUBBING, the act of...
dubitate 16 13 to doubt [v DUBITATE...
dubniums 18 18 DUBNIUM, an element...
dubonnet 14 15 (French) a red colou...
dubsteps 19 16 DUBSTEP, a genre of...
ducatoon 15 14 an old silver coin i...
duchesse 19 15 (French) a table-cov...
duckbill 24 22 a platypus, also DUC...
duckfoot 20 20 as in duckfoot quote...
duckiest 19 17 DUCKY, (US slang) ex...
duckings 20 20 DUCKING, duck-huntin...
duckling 21 21 a young duck [n -S]
duckmole 20 21 a platypus, also DUC...
duckpins 21 21 DUCKPIN, a type of b...
ducktail 20 18 (US) a style of hair...
duckwalk 24 25 to do a comic walk,...
duckweed 21 21 any of various tiny...
ductings 19 16 DUCTING, a system of...
ductless 19 14 without ducts [adj]
ductules 19 15 DUCTULE, a small duc...
ductwork 22 20 a system of ducts [n...
duddered 14 13 DUDDER, to tremble,...
duddiest 15 12 DUDDY, (Scots) ragge...
dudeness 13 12 the state of being a...
dudettes 14 11 DUDETTE, a dudish fe...
dudgeons 14 14 DUDGEON, the haft of...
dudheens 15 14 DUDHEEN, (Irish) a c...
dudishly 25 16 in the manner of a d...
duecento 15 14 (Italian) the thirte...
duelings 16 14 DUELING, the act of...
duelists 16 11 DUELIST, one who due...
duellers 16 12 DUELLER, one who due...
duelling 17 15 the act of fighting...
duellist 17 12 one who duels, also...
duelsome 15 14 given to duelling [a...
duetting 15 13 DUET, to perform a d...
duettino 13 11 a simple duet [n -S]
duettist 15 10 a participant in a d...
duffings 20 19 DUFFING, cattle stea...
dukedoms 16 18 DUKEDOM, the domain...
dukeling 17 18 a petty duke [n -S]
dukeries 15 14 DUKERY, a duke's sea...
dukeship 20 19 the entitlement to b...
dulcetly 26 17 DULCET, sweet-toned...
dulciana 17 15 a soft-toned organ s...
dulcians 18 15 DULCIAN, (historical...
dulcimer 20 17 a musical instrument...
dulcinea 17 15 a sweetheart [n -S]
dulcites 19 14 DULCITE, a saccharin...
dulcitol 20 15 a saccharine substan...
dulcoses 18 14 DULCOSE, a saccharin...
dullards 17 13 DULLARD, a dolt [n]
dulliest 17 12 DULLY, somewhat dull...
dullness 16 13 the state of being d...
dumaists 16 13 DUMAIST, a member of...
dumbbell 22 21 a weight lifted in f...
dumbcane 19 20 a poisonous tropical...
dumbhead 19 19 a stupid person [n -...
dumbness 17 17 the state of being d...
dumbshit 21 18 (slang) a stupid per...
dumbshow 23 21 gesture without word...
dumbsize 21 25 to reduce the size o...
dumfound 17 19 to strike dumb; to c...
dummerer 16 16 somebody who pretend...
dummiest 17 16 DUMMY, sham, feigned...
dummkopf 22 26 (German) a stupid pe...
dummying 24 21 DUMMY, to fake [v]
dumosity 22 15 bushiness [n DUMOSIT...
dumpbins 20 20 DUMPBIN, a bin for r...
dumpcart 21 19 a cart for collectin...
dumpiest 18 16 DUMPY, short and thi...
dumpings 19 19 DUMPING, the selling...
dumpling 20 20 a ball of dough cook...
dumpsite 18 16 a place for dumping...
dumpster 18 16 a large skip for ref...
duncedom 17 18 the class of dunces...
dunching 20 19 DUNCH, (Scots) to jo...
duncical 21 18 relating to a dunce...
duneland 13 14 an area having many...
dunelike 15 16 like a dune [adj]
dungaree 13 13 a coarse cotton fabr...
dungeons 13 14 DUNGEON, to confine...
dungheap 18 18 a heap of dung [n -S...
dunghill 20 17 a heap of manure [n...
dungiest 15 13 DUNGY, having the qu...
dungmere 15 16 a manure-pit [n -S]
dunkings 16 18 DUNKING, the act of...
dunnages 13 14 DUNNAGE, wood laid i...
dunnakin 13 17 an outside lavatory,...
dunnarts 13 12 DUNNART, an Australi...
dunniest 13 12 DUNNY, stupid [adj]
dunnings 14 15 DUNNING, the act of...
dunnites 13 12 DUNNITE, a kind of e...
dunnocks 17 19 DUNNOCK, the hedge-s...
dunshing 17 16 DUNSH, (Scots) to jo...
duodenal 13 13 pertaining to the du...
duodenum 14 16 the first portion of...
duologue 15 14 a conversation betwe...
duopsony 21 16 the market condition...
duotones 12 11 DUOTONE, a drawing e...
dupattas 16 13 DUPATTA, a silk shaw...
duperies 16 13 DUPERY, the act or p...
duplexed 23 22 DUPLEX, to make dupl...
duplexer 23 21 a system allowing us...
duplexes 23 21 DUPLEX, to make dupl...
duplying 25 19 DUPLY, to give a sec...
dupondii 16 15 DUPONDIUS, an old Ro...
durables 17 14 DURABLE, something t...
duramens 14 14 DURAMEN, (Latin) the...
durances 16 14 DURANCE, restraint b...
duration 13 11 the portion of time...
durative 16 14 a verb denoting cont...
duresses 14 10 DURESS, compulsion b...
durgiest 16 12 DURGY, dwarfish [adj...
durmasts 16 13 DURMAST, a Eurasian...
durndest 14 12 DURNED, damned [adj]
durneder 13 12 DURNED, damned [adj]
durukuli 18 17 a small, nocturnal,...
duskened 14 16 DUSKEN, to grow dark...
duskiest 16 14 DUSKY, somewhat dark...
duskness 15 15 duskiness [n -ES]
dustball 19 15 a ball of dust [n -S...
dustbins 17 14 DUSTBIN, a trash can...
dustcart 18 13 a cart used for coll...
dustcoat 17 13 an overall; a light...
dustheap 18 15 a pile of trash [n -...
dustiest 15 10 DUSTY, full of dust...
dustings 16 13 DUSTING, a light spr...
dustless 16 11 free of dust [adj]
dustlike 17 15 resembling dust [adj...
dustoffs 19 16 DUSTOFF, a military...
dustpans 16 14 DUSTPAN, a pan for h...
dustrags 16 12 DUSTRAG, a rag used...
dutchman 20 19 something used to hi...
dutchmen 20 19 DUTCHMAN, something...
dutiable 17 14 subject to import ta...
duumviri 19 18 DUUMVIR, a magistrat...
duumvirs 19 18 DUUMVIR, a magistrat...
duvetine 15 15 (tradename) a smooth...
duvetyne 21 17 (tradename) a smooth...
duvetyns 22 17 DUVETYN, (tradename)...
duxelles 22 19 (French) a mince of...
dvandvas 17 19 DVANDVA, (Sanskrit)...
dvorniks 17 18 DVORNIK, (Russian) a...
dwalming 20 19 DWALM, to swoon, als...
dwamming 20 21 DWAM, to swoon, also...
dwarfest 19 15 DWARF, extremely sma...
dwarfing 20 18 DWARF, to cause to a...
dwarfish 22 17 like a dwarf [adj DW...
dwarfism 21 18 a condition of stunt...
dwauming 19 19 DWAUM, to swoon, als...
dweebier 18 15 DWEEBY, socially ine...
dweebish 21 17 socially inept, also...
dwellers 19 14 DWELLER, one who dwe...
dwelling 20 17 the place where one...
dwindled 18 16 DWINDLE, to decrease...
dwindles 18 15 DWINDLE, to decrease...
dyarchal 26 17 relating to a dyarch...
dyarchic 29 19 relating to a dyarch...
dybbukim 28 25 DYBBUK, (Yiddish) a...
dyelines 20 13 DYELINE, a photocopy...
dyesters 20 11 DYESTER, (Scots) one...
dyestuff 25 18 a substance used in...
dyeweeds 22 15 DYEWEED, a shrub tha...
dyewoods 22 15 DYEWOOD, any wood fr...
dyeworks 24 18 a place where dye is...
dynamics 24 18 DYNAMIC, a physical...
dynamise 20 15 to make dynamic, als...
dynamism 22 18 a theory of the univ...
dynamist 21 15 one who accounts for...
dynamite 20 15 to blow up with a po...
dynamize 23 24 to make dynamic, als...
dynastic 23 15 relating to a dynast...
dynatron 18 13 an electrode thermio...
dyschroa 25 16 discoloration of the...
dysgenic 24 17 causing the deterior...
dyslalia 22 13 defective speech cha...
dyslexia 27 19 impairment of the ab...
dyslexic 31 22 suffering from dysle...
dysmelia 22 15 the condition in whi...
dysmelic 26 18 suffering from dysme...
dysodile 21 13 an impure earthy or...
dysodils 22 13 DYSODIL, an impure e...
dysodyle 27 15 an impure earthy or...
dyspathy 31 18 dislike, also DISPAT...
dyspepsy 31 19 indigestion [n DYSPE...
dysphagy 32 20 difficulty in swallo...
dyspneal 22 16 of or like dyspnea,...
dyspneas 21 15 DYSPNEA, laboured br...
dyspneic 25 18 of or like dyspnea,...
dyspnoea 20 15 laboured breathing,...
dyspnoic 25 18 of or like dyspnoea,...
dystaxia 26 18 a form of muscular t...
dystaxic 30 21 relating to or affec...
dystocia 23 14 difficult labour and...
dystonia 19 12 a condition of disor...
dystonic 23 15 relating to dystonia...
dystopia 22 14 a place thought of a...
dysurias 21 12 DYSURIA, pain in pas...
dysuries 21 12 DYSURY, pain in pass...
dytiscid 25 15 a carnivorous water...