Words Beginning With d

Words Beginning with d - list and definitions learning English

Da - lawyer
Dab - small quantity
Dabbed - small quantity
Dabbing - blot up; touch lightly
Dabble - play at; tinker
Dabbled - play at; tinker
Dabbler - amateur
Dabblers - amateur
Dabbles - play at; tinker
Dabbling - play at; tinker
Dabblings - dawdling
Dabs - small quantity
Dachshund - dog
Dachshunds - dog
Dactyl - foot part
Dactylic - with rhythm and beauty; related to poetic composition
Dactylogram - mark on finger
Dactylograms - mark on finger
Dactylologies - sign language
Dactylology - sign language
Dactyls - foot part
Dad - father
Daddies - father
Daddy - father
Dads - father
Daedal - complicated, elaborate
Daedalean - difficult to understand
Daedalian - complex
Daemon - ghost
Daemons - ghost
Daffier - silly, crazy
Daffiest - silly, crazy
Daffodil - saying referring to common fact, knowledge
Daffodils - saying referring to common fact, knowledge
Daffy - silly, crazy
Daft - stupid; crazy
Dafter - stupid; crazy
Daftest - stupid; crazy
Daftness - nonsense, ridiculous idea
Daftnesses - nonsense, ridiculous idea
Dagger - knife
Daggers - knife
Dagwood - grinder
Dagwoods - grinder
Dahlia - color of blood; shade resembling such a color
Dahlias - color of blood; shade resembling such a color
Dailies - chronicle
Daily - occurring every day; during the day
Daily round -
Daintier - delicate, fragile, fine
Dainties - baked product made with flour
Daintiest - delicate, fragile, fine
Daintily - gently, effortlessly
Daintiness - weakness, flaw
Daintinesses - weakness, flaw
Dainty - delicate, fragile, fine
Dairies - producer of milk products
Dairy - producer of milk products
Dais - platform
Daises - platform
Daisies - weakling
Daisy - weakling
Dale - valley
Dales - valley
dalliance - the deliberate act of delaying and playing instead of working
Dalliances - dawdling
Dallied - dawdle, delay
Dallier - person who has many love affairs
Dalliers - person who has many love affairs
Dallies - have love affair
Dally - dawdle, delay
Dallying - have love affair
Daltonism - inability to distinguish one or more colors
Daltonisms - inability to distinguish one or more colors
Dam - embankment, wall
Damage - injury, loss
Damaged - broken, not working
Damages - cost for problem
Damaging - hurtful to reputation
Damask - fabric
Damasks - fabric
Dame - lady
Dames - lady
Daminozide -
Dammed - hold back; block
Damming - hold back; block
Damn - condemn, denounce
Damnable - atrocious, horrible
Damnation - everlasting punishment
Damnations - everlasting punishment
Damnatory - damaging
Damndest - hateful, unwelcome
Damned - hateful, unwelcome
Damnedest - hateful, unwelcome
Damner - damned
Damnest - damned
Damning - damaging
Damns - condemn, denounce
Damon -
Damp - wet, humid
Damped - drench, wet
Dampen - make wet
Dampened - make wet
Dampener - spoilsport
Dampeners - spoilsport
Dampening - make wet
Dampens - make wet
Damper - hindrance
Dampers - hindrance
Dampest - wet, humid
Damping - drench, wet
Dampish - wet, wettish
Dampness - fumes, mist
Dampnesses - fumes, mist
Damps - dampness; liquid
Dams - embankment, wall
Damsel - maiden
Damsels - maiden
Dance - moving feet and body to music
Danced - move with lurch
Dancer - ballerina
Dancers - ballerina
Dances - moving feet and body to music
Dancing - extremely compliant
Dander - anger
Danders - anger
Dandier - fine, excellent
Dandies - ladies' man
Dandiest - fine, excellent
Dandified - dapper
Dandifies - cover with apparel
Dandify - cover with apparel
Dandifying - cover with apparel
dandle - To move (a baby or small child) up and down in a playful or affectionate way; to pamper or indulge someone, especially in a playful manner.
Dandled - caress, cuddle
Dandles - caress, cuddle
Dandling - caress, cuddle
Dandruff - scurf
Dandruffs - scurf
Dandy - fine, excellent
Dang - atrocious, horrible
Danged - damn
Danger - hazard, troublesome situation
Dangerous - hazardous, troubling
Dangerously - precariously
Dangers - hazard, troublesome situation
Dangest - atrocious, horrible
Danging - damn
Dangle - suspend
Dangled - suspend
Dangles - suspend
Danglier - hanging loosely
Dangliest - hanging loosely
Dangling - supported from above
Dangly - hanging loosely
Dangs - damn
Danish - baked product made with flour
Danishes - baked product made with flour
Dank - clammy
Danker - clammy
Dankest - clammy
Dankness - dampness; liquid
Danknesses - dampness; liquid
Danseur - person who performs graceful dance
Danseurs - person who performs graceful dance
Danseuse - person who performs graceful dance
Danseuses - person who performs graceful dance
Dap - bounce
Dapped - bounce
Dapper - well-groomed, neat
Dapping - bounce
dapple - A patch or spot of color or light. (Noun); To mark or become marked with spots or rounded patches. (Verb)
Dappled - mottled, freckled
Dapples - speckle
Dappling - speckle
Daps - bounce
Darcy -
Dare - challenge, defiance
Dared - challenge, defy someone
Daredevil - thrill-seeker
Daredevilries - daring
Daredevilry - daring
Daredevils - thrill-seeker
Daredeviltries - daring
Daredeviltry - daring
Darer - contestant
Darers - contestant
Dares - challenge, defiance
Daresay - assume, guess
Daring - adventurous
Daringly - bravely
Daringness - daring
Daringnesses - daring
Darings - adventurous
Dark - lack of light
Dark blue -
Dark continent -
Dark-green -
Darke -
Darked - avoid
Darken - become shaded, unlit
Darkened - become shaded, unlit
Darkening - become shaded, unlit
Darkens - become shaded, unlit
Darker - lack of light
Darkest - lack of light
Darking - avoid
Darkish - dark-complexioned
Darkly - without hope
Darkness - place, time that is unlit
Darknesses - place, time that is unlit
Darks - lack of light
Darla -
Darling - sweetheart, favorite person
Darlings - sweetheart, favorite person
Darn - damn
Darnation - damn
Darnations - damn
Darned - damned
Darner - damned
Darnest - damned
Darning - damn
Darnings - needlepoint
Darns - damn
Dart - race away; propel
Darted - race away; propel
Darting - race away; propel
Dartle - ray of light
Dartles - ray of light
Darts - race away; propel
Das - lawyer
Dash - fast race for short distance
Dash out -
Dashboard - instrument panel
Dashboards - instrument panel
Dashed - run very fast for short distance
Dashes - fast race for short distance
Dashing - bold, flamboyant
dastard - despicably cowardly
Dastardliness - cowardice
Dastardlinesses - cowardice
dastardly - despicably cowardly
Dastards - coward
Data - information in visible form
Database - collection of data
Databases - collection of data
Date - point in time; particular day or time
Datebook - journal
Datebooks - journal
Dated - out-of-date
Dateless - ageless
Dates - point in time; particular day or time
Dating - assign a time
Datings - artifact dating technique
Datolite -
Datum - written communication
Datums - written communication
Daub - coat; make dirty
Daubed - coat; make dirty
Dauber - house painter
Daubers - house painter
Daubing - coat; make dirty
Daubings - the act of applying paint
Daubs - coat; make dirty
Daughter - female child
Daughters - female child
daunt - To make someone feel intimidated or discouraged.
Daunted - frighten, alarm
Daunting - frighten, alarm
dauntless - invulnerable to fear or intimidation
Dauntlessly - bravely
Dauntlessness - courage
Dauntlessnesses - courage
Daunts - frighten, alarm
Dav -
Davenport - sofa; small desk
Davenports - sofa; small desk
dawdle - take one's time; proceed slowly
Dawdled - delay; waste time
Dawdler - straggler
Dawdlers - straggler
Dawdles - delay; waste time
Dawdling - delay; waste time
Dawdlings - inaction
Dawn - beginning of day
Dawned - start
Dawning - dawn
Dawnings - dawn
Dawns - beginning of day
Day - light part of every 24 hours
Daybed - couch
Daybeds - couch
Daybook - journal
Daybooks - journal
Daybreak - beginning of light hours
Daybreaks - beginning of light hours
Daycare - child care center
Daycares - child care center
Daydream - fantasy thought of when awake
Daydreamed - fantasy thought of when awake
Daydreamer - person who dreams, is idealistic
Daydreamers - person who dreams, is idealistic
Daydreaming - absentmindedness
Daydreamings - absentmindedness
Daydreams - fantasy thought of when awake
Daydreamy - spiritual
Dayflower -
Daylight - light part of 24 hours
Daylights - light part of 24 hours
Days - light part of every 24 hours
Dayspring - first part of the day
Daysprings - first part of the day
Daystar - planet seen at dawn
Daystars - planet seen at dawn
Daytime - luminescence from sun or other source
Daytimes - luminescence from sun or other source
Daze - confusion
Dazed - confused
Dazes - confusion
Dazing - confusion
Dazzle - confuse, amaze
Dazzled - confuse, amaze
Dazzler - very beautiful thing or person
Dazzlers - very beautiful thing or person
Dazzles - confuse, amaze
Dazzling - radiant
Dazzlingly - glitteringly
Dba -
Dcis -
Deacon - clergyperson
Deaconed - adulterate, pervert
Deaconing - adulterate, pervert
Deaconries - clergy
Deaconry - clergy
Deacons - clergyperson
Deactivate - decommission
Deactivated - decommission
Deactivates - decommission
Deactivating - decommission
Dead - no longer alive
Dead centre -
Dead soul -
Deadbeat - freeloader
Deadbeats - freeloader
Deadbolt - secure, usually with a length of material
Deadbolts - secure, usually with a length of material
Deaden - diminish, muffle, quiet
Deadened - diminish, muffle, quiet
Deadening - diminish, muffle, quiet
Deadenings - soporific
Deadens - diminish, muffle, quiet
Deader - no longer alive
Deadest - no longer alive
Deadeye - ability to hold in the mind
Deadeyes - ability to hold in the mind
Deadfall - hazard, trap
Deadfalls - hazard, trap
Deadhead - nuisance
Deadheads - nuisance
Deadlier - causing end of life
Deadliest - causing end of life
Deadline - due date
Deadlines - due date
Deadliness - fatality
Deadlinesses - fatality
Deadlock - stalemate, impasse
Deadlocked - calm, not moving
Deadlocking - equal
Deadlocks - stalemate, impasse
Deadly - causing end of life
Deadly tired -
Deadness - disinclination to move; lifelessness
Deadnesses - disinclination to move; lifelessness
Deadpan - expressionless
Deadpans - expressionless face
Deads - victim
Deadweight - burden, pressure
Deadweights - burden, pressure
Deadwood - not needed or important
Deadwoods - somebody or something unnecessary
Deaf - without hearing
Deaf-mutism -
Deafblind -
Deafen - make deaf
Deafened - make deaf
Deafening - very loud
Deafeningly - audibly
Deafens - make deaf
Deafer - without hearing
Deafest - without hearing
Deal - agreement, bargain
Dealer - business owner
Dealers - business owner
Dealing - business relations
Dealings - business relations
Deals - handle, manage
Dealt - do business
Dean - leader of institution
Deans - leader of institution
Dear - beloved, favorite
Deared - Loved or cherished; regarded with affection. (Adjective)
Dearer - beloved, favorite
Dearest - beloved, favorite
Dearests - person who is loved by another
Dearie - lover
Dearies - lover
Dearing - unfortunately
Dearly - extremely
Dearness - nearness in feeling
Dearnesses - nearness in feeling
Dears - beloved, favorite
Dearth - insufficiency, scarcity
Dearths - insufficiency, scarcity
Deary - lover
Deasil -
Death - end of life
Deathblow - mortal blow
Deathblows - mortal blow
Deathful - ghostly
Deathless - immortal
Deathlessness - immortality
Deathlessnesses - immortality
Deathlier - suggesting end of life
Deathliest - suggesting end of life
Deathlike - deathly
Deathly - suggesting end of life
Deaths - end of life
Deathwatch - formal observance of a body before funeral
Deathwatches - formal observance of a body before funeral
Deb - aristocrat
debacle - a sound defeat
Debacle -
Debacles - catastrophe
Debar - prohibit
Debark - land
Debarkation - coming to a destination
Debarkations - coming to a destination
Debarked - land
Debarking - land
Debarks - land
Debarment - disability; rejection for participation
Debarments - disability; rejection for participation
Debarred - prohibit
Debarring - prohibit
Debars - prohibit
Debase - degrade, shame
Debased - depraved
Debasement - perversion
Debasements - perversion
Debases - degrade, shame
Debasing - degrade, shame
Debatable - controversial
Debate - discussion of issues; consideration
Debateable - at issue
Debated - argue, discuss
Debater - speaker
Debaters - speaker
Debates - discussion of issues; consideration
Debating - argue, discuss
Debauch - deprave, corrupt
Debauched - violated, corrupted
Debauchee - person who lacks morals
Debauchees - person who lacks morals
Debaucher - seducer
Debaucheries - immoral self-indulgence
Debauchers - seducer
Debauchery - immoral self-indulgence
Debauches - deprave, corrupt
Debauching - deprave, corrupt
Debauchment - corruption
Debauchments - corruption
Debenture - certificate of debt
Debentures - certificate of debt
debilitate - make weak
Debilitated - infirm
Debilitates - incapacitate
Debilitating - incapacitate
Debilitation - depletion of strength
Debilitations - depletion of strength
Debilities - incapacity, weakness
Debility - incapacity, weakness
Debit - entry
Debited - bought but not paid for
Debiting - charge money for goods, services
Debits - entry
debonair - having a sophisticated charm
debouch - march out (as from a defile) into open ground
Debouched - walk with deliberation
Debouches - walk with deliberation
Debouching - walk with deliberation
Debrief - question
Debriefed - question
Debriefing - question
Debriefs - question
Debris - litter, waste
Debs - aristocrat
Debt - money owed to others
Debtor - purchaser
Debtors - purchaser
Debts - money owed to others
Debug - troubleshoot
Debugged - troubleshoot
Debugging - troubleshoot
Debugs - troubleshoot
Debunk - disprove, ridicule
Debunked - disprove, ridicule
Debunking - disprove, ridicule
Debunks - disprove, ridicule
Debut - first public appearance
Debutante - young woman
Debutantes - young woman
Debuted - make public
Debuting - make public
Debuts - first public appearance
Decade - ten of something
decadence - A state of moral or cultural decline.; Excessive indulgence in luxury or pleasure.; A process of decay or deterioration;
Decadences - perversion; deterioration of morality
Decadencies - deterioration
Decadency - deterioration
Decadent - corrupt, self-indulgent
Decades - ten of something
Decaf - hot beverage made from beans of a tree
Decafs - hot beverage made from beans of a tree
Decagon - ten of something
Decagonal - having ten of something
Decagons - ten of something
Decal - sticker
Decalcomania - small sign
Decalcomanias - small sign
Decalescent - hot
Decalogue - biblical commandments of moses
Decalogues - biblical commandments of moses
Decals - sticker
Decamp - depart suddenly
Decamped - depart suddenly
Decamping - depart suddenly
Decampment - escape
Decampments - escape
Decamps - depart suddenly
Decant - tap
Decanted - tap
Decanter - vessel
Decanters - vessel
Decanting - tap
Decants - tap
Decapitate - behead
Decapitated - behead
Decapitates - behead
Decapitating - behead
Decapitation - killing
Decapitations - killing
Decapod - ten of something
Decapods - ten of something
Decay - breaking down, collapse
Decayed - rotten, falling apart
Decaying - rotting
Decays - breaking down, collapse
Decease - death
Deceased - dead
Deceased person -
Deceaseds - corpse
Deceases - death
Deceasing - death
Deceit - practice of misleading
Deceitful - dishonest, insincere
Deceitfully - faithlessly
Deceitfulness - craftiness
Deceitfulnesses - craftiness
Deceits - practice of misleading
Deceivable - tolerant, permissive
Deceive - mislead; be dishonest
Deceived - led astray
Deceiver - conniver
Deceivers - conniver
Deceives - mislead; be dishonest
Deceiving - mislead; be dishonest
Deceivingly - dishonestly
Deceivings - lying
Decelerate - slow down
Decelerated - slow down
Decelerates - slow down
Decelerating - slow down
Deceleration - slacking off; gradual decrease
Decelerations - slacking off; gradual decrease
Decemvir - ten of something
Decemvirate - ten of something
Decemvirates - ten of something
Decemviri - ten of something
Decemvirs - ten of something
Decencies - respectable behavior
Decency - respectable behavior
Decennaries - ten of something
Decennary - ten of something
Decennia - ten of something
Decennial - having ten of something
Decennium - ten of something
Decenniums - ten of something
Decent - respectable, appropriate
Decently - fairly
Decentness - decency
Decentnesses - decency
Decentralize - distribute over a less concentrated area
Decentralized - distribute over a less concentrated area
Decentralizing - distribute over a less concentrated area
Deception - misleading; being dishonest
Deceptions - misleading; being dishonest
Deceptive - dishonest
Deceptively - astutely
Deceptiveness - overgeneral reasoning
Deceptivenesses - overgeneral reasoning
Decide - make a determination; settle an issue
Decided - certain, definite
Decidedly - certainly
Decidedness - decision
Decidednesses - decision
Decides - make a determination; settle an issue
Deciding - determining
Deciduous - not around for long
Decimal - having ten of something
Decimals - unit of the mathematical system
Decimate - destroy
Decimated - destroy
Decimates - destroy
Decimating - destroy
Decimation - killing of many
Decimations - killing of many
Decipher - figure out, understand
Decipherability - clarity
Decipherable - explainable
Deciphered - figure out, understand
Deciphering - figure out, understand
Decipherment - explanation
Decipherments - explanation
Deciphers - figure out, understand
Decision - conclusion; resolution reached
Decisions - conclusion; resolution reached
Decisive - definite
Decisively - certainly, without question
Decisiveness - decision
Decisivenesses - decision
Deck - put on clothing, usually nice
Decked - put on clothing, usually nice
Deckhouse - tiny house; lodging
Deckhouses - tiny house; lodging
Decking - put on clothing, usually nice
Deckings - the act of clothing
Decks - put on clothing, usually nice
Declaim - proclaim; get on a soapbox
Declaimed - proclaim; get on a soapbox
Declaimer - speaker
Declaimers - speaker
Declaiming - proclaim; get on a soapbox
Declaimings - reading to audience
Declaims - proclaim; get on a soapbox
Declamation - discourse
Declamations - discourse
Declamatory - eloquent
Declaration - assertion of belief or knowledge
Declarations - assertion of belief or knowledge
Declarative - explanatory
Declaratory - declarative
Declare - make known clearly or officially
Declared - asserted
Declares - make known clearly or officially
Declaring - make known clearly or officially
Declass - humble, humiliate
Declasse - lowly
Declassed - lowly
Declasses - humble, humiliate
Declassified - open to the public
Declassifies - open to the public
Declassify - open to the public
Declassifying - open to the public
Declassing - humble, humiliate
Declaw -
Declension - deterioration
Declensions - deterioration
Declinate - bowed, bent
Declination - refusal
Declinations - refusal
Declinatory - unwilling to go along with something
Decline - lessening
Declined - say no
Declines - lessening
Declining - say no
Declivities - slope
Declivitous - extreme in direction, course
declivity - a downward slope or bend
Declivous - slanting
Decoct - smash, squash
Decocted - crushed
Decocting - smash, squash
Decoction - drink; alcoholic beverage
Decoctions - drink; alcoholic beverage
Decocts - smash, squash
Decode - decipher
Decoded - decipher
Decoder - interpreter
Decoders - interpreter
Decodes - decipher
Decoding - decipher
Decodings - rewording; interpretation
Decollate - decapitate
Decollated - decapitate
Decollates - decapitate
Decollating - decapitate
Decollete - low-cut
Decolor - make or become extremely pale
Decolored - make or become extremely pale
Decoloring - make or become extremely pale
Decolorize - make or become extremely pale
Decolorized - make or become extremely pale
Decolorizes - make or become extremely pale
Decolorizing - make or become extremely pale
Decolors - make or become extremely pale
Decommission - withdraw from active service
Decommissioned - withdraw from active service
Decommissioning - withdraw from active service
Decommissions - withdraw from active service
Decomposable - liable to spoil, rot
Decompose - rot, break up
Decomposed - rot, break up
Decomposes - rot, break up
Decomposing - rot, break up
Decomposition - rot, breakdown
Decompositions - rot, breakdown
Decompound - analyze by taking apart
Decompounded - analyze by taking apart
Decompounding - analyze by taking apart
Decompounds - analyze by taking apart
Deconsecrate -
Deconsecrated - unholy
Deconstruct - dismantle internal structures
Deconstructed - dismantle internal structures
Deconstructing - dismantle internal structures
Decontaminant - purifier
Decontaminants - purifier
Decontaminate - clean
Decontaminated - clean
Decontaminates - clean
Decontaminating - clean
Decontamination - washing
Decontrol - remove imposed controls on a system
Decontrolled - remove imposed controls on a system
Decontrolling - remove imposed controls on a system
Decontrols - remove imposed controls on a system
Decor - colors, furnishings of a place
Decorate - beautify, embellish
Decorated - beautify, embellish
Decorates - beautify, embellish
Decorating - beautify, embellish
Decoratings - the act of applying paint
Decoration - beautification, embellishment
Decorations - beautification, embellishment
Decorative - beautifying
Decorator - designer
Decorators - designer
decorous - according with custom or propriety
Decorously - fairly
Decorousness - decency
Decorousnesses - decency
Decors - colors, furnishings of a place
Decorticate - remove skin
Decorticated - remove skin
Decorticates - remove skin
Decorticating - remove skin
Decorum - appropriate behavior, good manners
Decorums - appropriate behavior, good manners
Decoy - bait, trap
Decoyed - bait, trap
Decoying - bait, trap
Decoys - bait, trap
Decrease - diminishing, lessening
Decreased - grow less or make less
Decreases - diminishing, lessening
Decreasing - grow less or make less
Decreasingly -
Decreasings - lowering
Decree - mandate, legal order
Decreed - order rule or action
Decreeing - mandate, legal order
Decrees - mandate, legal order
Decrement - decrease
Decrements - decrease
Decrepit - deteriorated, debilitated, especially as a result of age
Decrepitate - make breaking sound
Decrepitated - make breaking sound
Decrepitates - make breaking sound
Decrepitating - make breaking sound
Decrepitation -
Decrepitude - feebleness
Decrepitudes - feebleness
Decrescence - diminishing, lessening
Decrescences - diminishing, lessening
Decrescent - decreasing
Decried - criticize, blame
Decries - criticize, blame
Decriminalize - legalize
Decriminalized - legalize
Decriminalizes - legalize
Decriminalizing - legalize
decry - express strong disapproval of
Decrying - criticize, blame
Decrypt - decipher
Decrypted - decipher
Decrypting - decipher
Decryption - explanation
Decryptions - explanation
Decrypts - decipher
Decubitus - lying down
Decumbencies - lying down
Decumbency - lying down
Decumbent - lying down
Decuple - having ten of something
Decurtate -
Decussate - cross
Decussated - cross
Decussates - cross
Decussating - cross
Decussation - pathway to traverse larger path
Decussations - pathway to traverse larger path
Dedicate - donate, set aside for special use
Dedicated - loyal, hard-working
Dedicates - donate, set aside for special use
Dedicating - donate, set aside for special use
Dedication - faithfulness, loyalty
Dedications - faithfulness, loyalty
Dedicatory - commemorative
Deduce - figure out, understand
Deduced - figure out, understand
Deducement - inference
Deducements - inference
Deduces - figure out, understand
Deducible - understandable
Deducing - figure out, understand
Deduct - take away or out; reduce
Deducted - take away or out; reduce
Deductible - inferable
Deducting - take away or out; reduce
Deduction - conclusion, understanding
Deductions - conclusion, understanding
Deductive - realistic; of sound mind
Deducts - take away or out; reduce
Deduplication -
Deed - achievement
Deeded - pass possession to
Deeding - pass possession to
Deeds - achievement
Deejay - individual who plays recorded music on the radio or at social events
Deejays - individual who plays recorded music on the radio or at social events
Deem - regard, consider
Deemed - regard, consider
Deeming - regard, consider
Deems - regard, consider
Deep - extending very far, usually down
Deepen - make depth greater
Deepened - make depth greater
Deepening - make depth greater
Deepenings - increase in size or effect
Deepens - make depth greater
Deeper - extending very far, usually down
Deepest - most deep
Deepfelt - energetic, enthusiastic
Deepfreezing - temporary slowdown of functions
Deeply - completely, intensely
Deepness - depth
Deepnesses - depth
Deeps - extending very far, usually down
Deer - hoofed animal
Deers - hoofed animal
Deerstalker - a person who hunts
Deerstalkers - a person who hunts
Deface - mar, mutilate
Defaced - mar, mutilate
Defacement - mutilation
Defacements - mutilation
Defacer - person who defiles property
Defacers - person who defiles property
Defaces - mar, mutilate
Defacing - mar, mutilate
Defalcate - use wrongly; steal
Defalcated - use wrongly; steal
Defalcates - use wrongly; steal
Defalcating - use wrongly; steal
defalcation - The act of misappropriating or embezzling funds, typically those entrusted to one's care.
Defalcations - shortage, defect, inability
Defalcator - person who steals
Defalcators - person who steals
Defamation - libel, slander
Defamations - libel, slander
Defamatory - libelous, slanderous
Defame - inflict libel or slander
Defamed - inflict libel or slander
Defamer - derogator
Defamers - derogator
Defames - inflict libel or slander
Defaming - inflict libel or slander
Defamings - a mean action
Default - failure; want
Defaulted - failure; want
Defaulter - purchaser
Defaulters - purchaser
Defaulting - failure; want
Defaults - failure; want
Defeasance - annulment
Defeasances - annulment
Defeasible - weak, useless
Defeat - overthrow, beating
Defeated - beaten
Defeater - person who wins
Defeaters - person who wins
Defeating - conquer in military manner
Defeatism - bad attitude
Defeatisms - bad attitude
defeatist - someone who is resigned to defeat without offering positive suggestions
Defeatists - pessimist
Defeats - overthrow, beating
Defecate - rid of waste
Defecated - rid of waste
Defecates - rid of waste
Defecating - rid of waste
Defecation - elimination
Defecations - elimination
Defect - blemish, imperfection
Defected - break from belief, faith
Defecting - blemish, imperfection
Defection - abandonment
Defections - abandonment
Defective - broken, not working
Defectively - unsatisfactorily
Defectiveness - shortage, defect, inability
Defectivenesses - shortage, defect, inability
Defector - traitor
Defectors - traitor
Defects - blemish, imperfection
Defend - protect
Defendable - tenable
Defendant - accused
Defendants - accused
Defended - protected
Defender - champion
Defenders - champion
Defending - protect
Defends - protect
defenestration - the act of throwing someone or something out of a window
Defense - armament; protection system
Defenseless - powerless, vulnerable
Defenselessly - helplessly
Defenselessness - uncovering; putting in view or danger
Defenses - armament; protection system
Defensible - justifiable
Defensive - protective, watchful
Defensively - suspiciously
Defer - hold off, put off
Deference - obedience, compliance
Deferences - obedience, compliance
deferential - showing deference
Deferment - postponement
Deferments - postponement
Deferral - delay
Deferrals - postponement
Deferred - put off till a later time
Deferring - hold off, put off
Defers - hold off, put off
Defiance - disobedience, disregard
Defiances - disobedience, disregard
Defiant - disobedient, disregardful
Deficiencies - imperfection, inadequacy
Deficiency - imperfection, inadequacy
Deficient - imperfect, inadequate
Deficiently - insufficiently
Deficit - shortage of something needed, required
Deficits - shortage of something needed, required
Defied - challenge, frustrate
Defier - contestant
Defiers - contestant
Defies - challenge, frustrate
Defile - corrupt, violate
Defiled - corrupted, violated
Defilement - degradation
Defilements - degradation
Defiler - attacker
Defilers - attacker
Defiles - corrupt, violate
Defiling - corrupt, violate
Definable - determinable
Define - give description
Defined - give description
Definer - dictionary writer
Definers - dictionary writer
Defines - give description
Defining - give description
Definite - exact, clear
Definitely - certainly
Definiteness - accuracy
Definitenesses - accuracy
Definition - description
Definitions - description
Definitive - authoritative
Definitively - finally
Definitiveness - accuracy
Definitude - accuracy
Definitudes - accuracy
deflagrate - To burn or cause to burn with great intensity and rapidity, often with a sudden and explosive flame.
Deflate - reduce or cause to contract
Deflated - reduced
Deflates - reduce or cause to contract
Deflating - reduce or cause to contract
Deflation - reversal of action; reduction of business activity
Deflations - reversal of action; reduction of business activity
Deflect - bounce off; turn aside
Deflected - bounce off; turn aside
Deflecting - bounce off; turn aside
Deflection - switch, fluctuation
Deflections - switch, fluctuation
Deflects - bounce off; turn aside
Deflorate - ravish; take away beauty
Deflorated - ravish; take away beauty
Deflorates - ravish; take away beauty
Deflorating - ravish; take away beauty
Deflower - ravish; take away beauty
Deflowered - ravish; take away beauty
Deflowering - ravish; take away beauty
Deflowers - ravish; take away beauty
Defog - liberate; free from uncertainty
Defogged - liberate; free from uncertainty
Defogging - liberate; free from uncertainty
Defogs - liberate; free from uncertainty
Defoliant - a herbicide used in war
Defoliants - a herbicide used in war
Defoliation - destruction
Defoliations - destruction
Deforestation - clear-cutting
Deforestations - clear-cutting
Deforested - barren
Deform - distort, disfigure
Deformation - hurt, harm
Deformations - hurt, harm
Deformed - disfigured, distorted
Deforming - distort, disfigure
Deformities - disfigurement, distortion
Deformity - disfigurement, distortion
Deforms - distort, disfigure
Defraud - cheat, bilk
Defraudation - misleading; being dishonest
Defraudations - misleading; being dishonest
Defrauded - cheat, bilk
Defrauder - cheat
Defrauders - cheat
Defrauding - cheat, bilk
Defrauds - cheat, bilk
Defray - pay
Defrayal - fee; installment of fee
Defrayals - fee; installment of fee
Defrayed - pay
Defraying - pay
Defrayment - earnings from employment
Defrayments - earnings from employment
Defrays - pay
Defrock - penalize for wrongdoing
Defrocked - discredited
Defrocking - penalize for wrongdoing
Defrocks - penalize for wrongdoing
Defrost - free from frost
Defrosted - free from frost
Defrosting - free from frost
Defrosts - free from frost
Deft - agile, clever
Defter - agile, clever
Deftest - agile, clever
Deftly - in a dexterous manner
Deftness - dexterity
Deftnesses - dexterity
Defunct - extinct, not functioning
Defunction - death
Defunctions - death
Defunctive - suggesting end of life
Defuse - disarm; smooth over
Defused - disarm; smooth over
Defuses - disarm; smooth over
Defusing - disarm; smooth over
Defy - challenge, frustrate
Defying - challenge, frustrate
Defying -
Degeneracies - corruption
Degeneracy - corruption
Degenerate - corrupt, deteriorated
Degenerated - corrupt, deteriorated
Degenerates - corrupt, deteriorated
Degenerating - decay, deteriorate
Degeneration - deterioration
Degenerations - deterioration
Degenerative - tending to diminish in quality
Deglutition - rumination
Deglutitions - rumination
Degradation - depravity, shame
Degradations - depravity, shame
Degrade - shame, humiliate
Degraded - disgraced
Degrades - shame, humiliate
Degrading - debasing
Degree - unit of measurement
Degrees - unit of measurement
Degression -
Degringolade - decay, degeneration
Degringolades - decay, degeneration
degust - To taste (something) carefully, so as to appreciate it fully.
Deh -
Dehisce - be wide open
Dehisced - be wide open
Dehiscent - unfastened, unclosed
Dehisces - be wide open
Dehiscing - be wide open
Dehorn -
Dehumanize - mechanize
Dehumanized - mechanize
Dehumanizes - mechanize
Dehumanizing - mechanize
Dehumidified - evaporate
Dehumidifies - evaporate
Dehumidify - evaporate
Dehumidifying - evaporate
Dehydrate - take moisture out of
Dehydrated - take moisture out of
Dehydrates - take moisture out of
Dehydrating - take moisture out of
Dehydration - aridity
Dehydrations - aridity
Deictic - showing definitively
Deific - divine
Deification - high opinion of something
Deifications - high opinion of something
Deified - elevate, glorify
Deifies - elevate, glorify
Deify - elevate, glorify
Deifying - elevate, glorify
Deign - lower oneself
Deigned - lower oneself
Deigning - lower oneself
Deigns - lower oneself
Deistic - concerning belief in divinity
Deities - god, worshiped being
Deity - god, worshiped being
Deja vu -
Deject - lower spirits
Dejected - depressed, blue
Dejectedly - laboriously
Dejecting - lower spirits
Dejection - despondency
Dejections - despondency
Dejects - lower spirits
Delaminate - take off outer covering
Delaminated - take off outer covering
Delaminates - take off outer covering
Delaminating - take off outer covering
Delamination - tabular structure
Delaminations - tabular structure
Delay - deferment, interruption
Delayed - held up
Delaying - putting off
Delays - deferment, interruption
Delectable - delicious, enjoyable
Delectate - delight
Delectated - delight
Delectates - delight
Delectating - delight
delectation - a feeling of extreme pleasure or satisfaction
Delectations - delight
Delegate - representative, often governmental
Delegated - give authority; empower
Delegates - representative, often governmental
Delegating - give authority; empower
Delegation - assignment of responsibility
Delegations - assignment of responsibility
Delete - erase, remove
Deleted - erase, remove
Deleterious - harmful, damaging
Deleteriousness - injury, evil
Deletes - erase, remove
Deleting - erase, remove
Deletion - erasure
Deletions - erasure
Deli - place, venue for selling goods
Delia -
Deliberate - intentional
Deliberated - think about seriously; discuss
Deliberately - intentionally
Deliberates - think about seriously; discuss
Deliberating - think about seriously; discuss
Deliberation - serious thought, discussion
Deliberations - serious thought, discussion
Deliberative - thoughtful
Delible -
Delicacies - daintiness, fineness of structure
Delicacy - daintiness, fineness of structure
Delicate - dainty, weak
Delicately - carefully
Delicateness - frailness
Delicatenesses - frailness
Delicatessen - eatery
Delicatessens - eatery
Delicious - pleasing, especially to the taste
Delict - crime
Delicts - crime
Delight - enjoyment, happiness
Delighted - very happy
Delightedly - appreciatively
Delightful - pleasant, charming
Delightfully - in an attractive or pleasing manner
Delightfulness - enchantment, allure
Delighting - make happy; experience happiness
Delights - enjoyment, happiness
Delimit - set the limits
Delimitate - confine, restrict
Delimitated - confine, restrict
Delimitates - confine, restrict
Delimitating - confine, restrict
Delimitation - imprisonment; restriction
Delimitations - imprisonment; restriction
Delimited - set the limits
Delimiter -
Delimiting - set the limits
Delimits - set the limits
Delineate - describe; outline
Delineated - describe; outline
Delineates - describe; outline
Delineating - describe; outline
Delineation - drawing
Delineations - drawing
Delineative - descriptive
Delinquencies - misconduct
Delinquency - misconduct
Delinquent - irresponsible, defaulting
Delinquents - irresponsible, defaulting
deliquesce - melt away in the process of decay
Deliquesced - melt
Deliquescence - state of doing nothing
Deliquescences - state of doing nothing
Deliquescent - fluid, flowing, melting
Deliquesces - melt
Deliquescing - melt
Deliria - madness
Delirious - mentally imbalanced
Deliriously - wildly, fiercely
Delirium - madness
Deliriums - madness
Delis - place, venue for selling goods
Delish - delicious, delectable
Delisted -
Deliver - transfer, carry
Deliverable - something done to fulfill a realistic expectation
Deliverables - something done to fulfill a realistic expectation
Deliverance - liberation
Deliverances - liberation
Delivered - brought
Deliverer - person who redeems, aids in time of difficulty
Deliverers - person who redeems, aids in time of difficulty
Deliveries - transfer, transmittal
Delivering - transfer, carry
Delivers - transfer, carry
Delivery - transfer, transmittal
Dell - valley
Dells - valley
Delmonico -
Delphic - not understandable
Delta - arm of the sea
Deltas - arm of the sea
Deltoid - having three angles
Deludable - tolerant, permissive
Delude - deceive, fool
Deluded - tricked
Deluder - person who tells falsehood
Deluders - person who tells falsehood
Deludes - deceive, fool
Deluding - deceive, fool
Deluge - downpour, flood of something
Deluged - downpour, flood of something
Deluges - downpour, flood of something
Deluging - downpour, flood of something
Delusion - misconception, misbelief
Delusional - having unrealistic beliefs
Delusions - misconception, misbelief
Delusive - deceptive
Delusory - deceptive
Deluxe - superior, plush
Delve - dig into task, action
Delved - dig into task, action
Delves - dig into task, action
Delving - dig into task, action
Demagnetise -
Demagogic - causing trouble, damage
demagogue - a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular passions and prejudices
Demagogues - agitating person
Demagogy -
Demand - question, request
Demanded - ask strongly for something
Demanding - challenging, urgent
Demandingness - difficulty
Demandingnesses - difficulty
Demands - question, request
Demarcate - differentiate
Demarcated - differentiate
Demarcates - differentiate
Demarcating - differentiate
Demarcation - boundary, division
Demarcations - boundary, division
Demarche - move, tactic
Démarche -
Demarches - move, tactic
Demark - confine, limit situation or ability to participate
Demarked - confine, limit situation or ability to participate
Demarking - confine, limit situation or ability to participate
Demarks - confine, limit situation or ability to participate
Dematerialize - disappear
Dematerialized - disappear
Dematerializes - disappear
Dematerializing - disappear
demean - reduce in worth or character, usually verbally
Demeaned - humble, humiliate
Demeaning - humble, humiliate
Demeanor - behavior, manner
Demeanors - behavior, manner
Demeans - humble, humiliate
Dement - crazy, overenthusiastic person
Demented - crazy, insane
Dementedly - wildly, fiercely
Dementia - senility
Dementias - senility
Dementing - bother, upset
Dements - crazy, overenthusiastic person
Demerit - fault
Demerited - humble, humiliate
Demeriting - humble, humiliate
Demeritorious - very bad; shameful
Demerits - fault
Demesne - area of rule, responsibility
Demesnes - area of rule, responsibility
Demigod - supernatural being worshipped by people
Demigoddess - brave woman
Demigoddesses - brave woman
Demigods - supernatural being worshipped by people
Demijohn - small container for liquid
Demijohns - small container for liquid
Demilitarize - decommission
Demilitarized - decommission
Demilitarizes - decommission
Demilitarizing - decommission
Demilune - sickle-shaped object
Demilunes - sickle-shaped object
Demise - fate, usually death
Demised - give, especially after death
Demises - fate, usually death
Demising - give, especially after death
Demission - relinquishment
Demissions - relinquishment
Demit - relinquish
Demitasse - drinking cup
Demitasses - drinking cup
Demits - relinquish
Demitted - relinquish
Demitting - relinquish
Demiurgic - creative
Demo - test of ability
Demobilization - reduction of weapons
Demobilizations - reduction of weapons
Demobilize - deactivate
Demobilized - deactivate
Demobilizes - deactivate
Demobilizing - deactivate
Democracies - government in which people participate
Democracy - government in which people participate
Democrat - person pursuing or occupying elective office
Democratic - representative, self-governing
Democratize - make the same; balance
Democratized - make the same; balance
Democratizes - make the same; balance
Democratizing - make the same; balance
Democrats - person pursuing or occupying elective office
Demode - obsolete, outdated
Demoded - antiquated
Demographic - mathematical
Demographics - head count
Demographies - study of human population
Demography - study of human population
Demolish - destroy; consume
Demolished - destroy; consume
Demolisher - a destructive agent
Demolishers - a destructive agent
Demolishes - destroy; consume
Demolishing - destroy; consume
Demolishment - utter destruction.
Demolishments - utter destruction.
Demolition - destruction
Demolitions - destruction
Demon - evil, devilish being or influence
Demon worship -
Demon-ridden -
Demonetized -
Demoniac - bewitching, charming
Demoniacal - evil
Demoniacally - cruelly, without remorse
Demoniacs - person who is crazy, mad
Demonianism - witchcraft or sorcery
Demonianisms - witchcraft or sorcery
Demonic - evil
Demonical - fiendish
Demonize - turn into an evil spirit
Demonized - turn into an evil spirit
Demonizing - turn into an evil spirit
Demons - evil, devilish being or influence
Demonstrable - provable, evident
Demonstrate - display, show
Demonstrated - display, show
Demonstrates - display, show
Demonstrating - showing definitively
Demonstration - display of proof
Demonstrations - display of proof
Demonstrative - expressive, communicative
Demonstrator - protester
Demonstrators - protester
Demoralisation -
Demoralization - disheartenment
Demoralizations - disheartenment
Demoralize - depress, unnerve
Demoralized - dispirited
Demoralizes - depress, unnerve
Demoralizing - disheartening
Demos - test of ability
Demote - downgrade, lower in rank
Demoted - downgrade, lower in rank
Demotes - downgrade, lower in rank
Demotic - particular, familiar to an area, informal
Demoting - downgrade, lower in rank
Demotion - a demoting
Demotions - a demoting
Demountable - detachable
Demulcent - gentle, temperate, nonirritating
Demulcents - creamy solution
Demur - disagree
demure - affectedly modest or shy especially in a playful or provocative way
Demurely - in a modest manner
Demureness - modesty
Demurenesses - modesty
Demurer - reserved, affected
Demurest - reserved, affected
Demurral - argument, disagreement
Demurrals - argument, disagreement
Demurred - disagree
Demurrer - argument for idea
Demurrers - argument for idea
Demurring - disagree
Demurs - disagree
Demystification - politically motivated exposure of another's secrets
Demystified - disprove, ridicule
Demystifies - disprove, ridicule
Demystify - disprove, ridicule
Demystifying - exposing a text's multiple meanings
Demythifying - exposing a text's multiple meanings
Den - cavern, hideaway
Denali -
Denary - having ten of something
Denationalize - remove imposed controls on a system
Denationalized - remove imposed controls on a system
Denationalizes - remove imposed controls on a system
Denationalizing - remove imposed controls on a system
Denaturant - mixture, usually of two metals
Denaturants - mixture, usually of two metals
Denature - change completely
Denatured - change completely
Denatures - change completely
Denaturing - change completely
Dendritic - decorated with flowers
Dendroid -
Dendrologies - forest management
Dendrology - forest management
Dendrophilous -
Dene - valley
Denes - valley
Denial - dismissal, refusal of belief in
Denials - dismissal, refusal of belief in
Denied - disagree, renounce, decline
Denies - disagree, renounce, decline
denigrate - charge falsely or with malicious intent; attack the good name and reputation of someone
Denigrated - belittle, malign
Denigrates - belittle, malign
Denigrating - belittle, malign
Denigration - belittlement
Denigrations - belittlement
Denim - dungarees
Denims - dungarees
Denizen - resident
Denizens - resident
Denominable -
Denominate - name
Denominated - name
Denominates - name
Denominating - name
Denomination - religious belief
Denominational - interested, factional
Denominations - religious belief
Denominator - unit of the mathematical system
Denominators - unit of the mathematical system
Denotation - explicit meaning
Denotations - explicit meaning
Denotative - designative
Denote - designate, mean
Denoted - designate, mean
Denotes - designate, mean
Denoting - designate, mean
Denotive - designative
denouement - The final part of a story or play in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and resolved.
Denouements - the end result
Denounce - condemn, attack
Denounced - condemn, attack
Denouncement - accusation
Denouncements - accusation
Denouncer - accuser
Denouncers - accuser
Denounces - condemn, attack
Denouncing - condemn, attack
Dens - cavern, hideaway
Dense - compressed, thick
Densely - stupidly
Denseness - burden
Densenesses - burden
Denser - compressed, thick
Densest - compressed, thick
Densified - harden
Densifies - harden
Densify - harden
Densifying - harden
Densities - bulk, mass
Density - bulk, mass
Dent - depression, scrape, chip
Dentation - bony object in mouth
Dentations - bony object in mouth
Dented - chip, scrape, depress
Denticle - a toothlike or tooth-shaped object
Denticles - a toothlike or tooth-shaped object
Denticulate - ragged, notched
Denting - depression, scrape, chip
Dentist - one who practices dentistry
Dentists - one who practices dentistry
Dentition - teeth
Dentitions - teeth
Dents - depression, scrape, chip
Denture - false teeth
Dentures - false teeth
Denudate - take apart
Denudated - take apart
Denudates - take apart
Denudating - take apart
Denudation - uncovering; putting in view or danger
Denudations - uncovering; putting in view or danger
Denude - strip
Denuded - strip
Denudes - strip
Denuding - strip
Denunciate - criticize harshly
Denunciated - criticize harshly
Denunciates - criticize harshly
Denunciating - criticize harshly
Denunciation - condemnation, criticism
Denunciations - condemnation, criticism
Denunciative - accusatorial
Denunciatory - accusatorial
Deny - disagree, renounce, decline
Denying - disagree, renounce, decline
Deodar - tree
Deodars - tree
Deodorant - something that freshens
Deodorants - something that freshens
Deodorize - freshen
Deodorized - freshen
Deodorizer - purifier
Deodorizers - purifier
Deodorizes - freshen
Deodorizing - freshen
Depart - leave, retreat
Departed - dead
Departeds - dead body
Departer - person who moves to a foreign place
Departers - person who moves to a foreign place
Departing - parting
Departings - abandonment
Department - section of organization, area
Departmental - official, authorized
Departments - section of organization, area
Departs - leave, retreat
Departure - leaving
Departures - leaving
Depauw -
Depend - count on, rely upon
Dependabilities - commonly held opinion of person's character
Dependability - commonly held opinion of person's character
Dependable - reliable, responsible
Dependableness - maturity, trustworthiness
Dependably - loyally
Depended - count on, rely upon
Dependence - reliance
Dependences - confidence, reliance
Dependencies - confidence, reliance
Dependency - reliance
Dependent - weak, helpless
Dependently - helplessly
Dependents - sycophant
Depending - count on, rely upon
Depends - count on, rely upon
Depict - describe, render in drawing or writing
Depicted - describe, render in drawing or writing
Depicting - describe, render in drawing or writing
Depiction - description, rendering
Depictions - description, rendering
Depictive - characteristic, typical
Depicts - describe, render in drawing or writing
Depicture - create
Depictured - create
Depictures - create
Depicturing - create
Depilated - having no covering
Depilation - molting
Depilations - molting
Deplane - step down; land
Deplaned - step down; land
Deplanes - step down; land
Deplaning - step down; land
Deplete - consume, exhaust supply
Depleted - consumed, exhausted
Depletes - consume, exhaust supply
Depleting - consume, exhaust supply
Depletion - exhaustion
Depletions - exhaustion
deplorable - of very poor quality or condition
Deplorably - dangerously, critically
Deplore - regret; condemn
Deplored - regret; condemn
Deplores - regret; condemn
Deploring - regret; condemn
Deploy - redistribute, station troops or weapons
Deployable - transportable
Deployed - redistribute, station troops or weapons
Deploying - redistribute, station troops or weapons
Deployment - arrangement
Deployments - arrangement
Deploys - redistribute, station troops or weapons
Depone - testify
Deponed - testify
Deponent - witness
Deponents - witness
Depones - testify
Deponing - testify
Depopulate - kill, often in great numbers
Depopulated - kill, often in great numbers
Depopulates - kill, often in great numbers
Depopulating - kill, often in great numbers
Deport - banish
Deportation - banishment
Deportations - banishment
Deported - banish
Deportee - émigré
Deportees - émigré
Deporting - banish
deportment - (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people
Deportments - carriage, manner of person
Deports - banish
Deposal - release
Deposals - release
Depose - oust from position
Deposed - oust from position
Deposer - witness
Deposers - witness
Deposes - oust from position
Deposing - oust from position
Deposit - down payment; money saved
Depositaries - financial person
Depositary - financial person
Deposited - locate, put in place for safekeeping
Depositing - down payment; money saved
Deposition - dethroning, ousting
Depositions - dethroning, ousting
Depositories - storage place
Depository - storage place
Deposits - down payment; money saved
Depot - storage place; station
Depots - storage place; station
Depravation - perversion
Depravations - perversion
Deprave - corrupt, lead astray
Depraved - corrupt, immoral
Depravedly - indecently
Depraves - corrupt, lead astray
Depraving - corrupt, lead astray
Depravities - corruption, immorality
Depravity - corruption, immorality
deprecate - belittle
Deprecated - belittle, condemn
Deprecates - belittle, condemn
Deprecating - belittle, condemn
Deprecation - belittlement
Deprecations - belittlement
Deprecative - disparaging
Deprecatory - disparaging
Depreciate - devalue, lose value
Depreciated - devalue, lose value
Depreciates - devalue, lose value
Depreciating - devalue, lose value
Depreciation - devaluation
Depreciations - devaluation
Depreciative - disparaging
Depreciator - person who expects bad outcome
Depreciators - person who expects bad outcome
Depreciatory - disparaging
Depredate - plunder
Depredated - plunder
Depredates - plunder
Depredating - plunder
Depredation - devastation, destruction
Depredations - devastation, destruction
Depredator - robber
Depredators - robber
Depredatory - eating, destroying for sustenance or without conscience
Deprehend -
Depress - deject, make despondent; exhaust
Depressant - sedative
Depressants - sedative
Depressed - discouraged
Depresses - deject, make despondent; exhaust
Depressing - discouraging, upsetting
Depression - low spirits; despair
Depressions - low spirits; despair
Depressive - overwhelming, repressive
Deprival - deprivation
Deprivals - deprivation
Deprivation - taking, keeping away; need
Deprivations - taking, keeping away; need
Deprive - keep or take away something wanted, needed
Deprived - impoverished
Deprives - keep or take away something wanted, needed
Depriving - keep or take away something wanted, needed
Depth - distance down or across
Depthless - not deep
Depths - distance down or across
Depurate - rid of; clean out
Depurated - rid of; clean out
Depurates - rid of; clean out
Depurating - rid of; clean out
Depuration - freeing, cleansing
Depurations - freeing, cleansing
Deputation - group of representatives
Deputations - group of representatives
Depute - authorize or delegate task
Deputed - done or felt for, or on behalf of, another
Deputes - authorize or delegate task
Deputies - assistant, agent
Deputing - authorize or delegate task
Deputization - assignment of responsibility
Deputizations - assignment of responsibility
Deputize - appoint as a deputy
Deputized - appoint as a deputy
Deputizes - appoint as a deputy
Deputizing - appoint as a deputy
Deputy - assistant, agent
Deracinate - destroy; rip out of a place
Deracinates - destroy; rip out of a place
Deracination - dislocation
Deracinations - dislocation
Derail - go off the rails
Derailed - go off the rails
Derailing - go off the rails
Derails - go off the rails
Derange - make crazy; confuse
Deranged - crazy, insane
Derangement - confusion
Derangements - confusion
Deranges - make crazy; confuse
Deranging - make crazy; confuse
Deregulate - remove imposed controls on a system
Deregulated - remove imposed controls on a system
Deregulates - remove imposed controls on a system
Deregulating - remove imposed controls on a system
Deregulation - the removal of imposed
Deregulations - the removal of imposed
Derelict - careless, negligent
Dereliction - abandonment
Derelictions - abandonment
Derelicts - careless, negligent
deride - treat or speak of with contempt
Derided - make fun of; insult
Derides - make fun of; insult
Deriding - make fun of; insult
Derision - insult, disrespect
Derisions - insult, disrespect
Derisive - ridiculing
Derisory - easily made fun of
Derivable - deducible
Derivate - derivative
Derivation - root, source
Derivational - derivative
Derivations - root, source
Derivative - borrowed, transmitted from source
Derivatives - product, descendant
Derive - deduce a conclusion
Derived - derivative
Derives - deduce a conclusion
Deriving - deduce a conclusion
Derma - outer covering, especially of animate being
Dermabrasion - cosmetic surgery
Dermabrasions - cosmetic surgery
Dermas - outer covering, especially of animate being
Dermatitis - rash
Dermatitises - rash
Dermatoplasties - cosmetic surgery
Dermatoplasty - cosmetic surgery
Dermis - outer covering, especially of animate being
Dermises - outer covering, especially of animate being
Derogate - take away
Derogated - take away
Derogates - take away
Derogating - take away
Derogation - belittlement
Derogations - belittlement
Derogative - disparaging
Derogatory - offensive, uncomplimentary
Derrick - crane
Derricks - crane
Derriere - backside
Derrieres - backside
derring-do - brave and heroic feats
descant - An additional melody sung above the principal melody. (Noun); A discussion or discourse on a particular subject. (Noun); To talk or write at length on a subject. (Verb)
Descanted - discourse
Descanting - discourse
Descants - discourse
Descend - move down, lower a
Descendant - person in line of ancestry
Descendants - person in line of ancestry
Descended - move down, lower a
Descendent - descending
Descending - moving down
Descends - move down, lower a
Descent - moving down; lowering
Descents - moving down; lowering
Describable - determinable
Describe - explain in speech, writing
Described - explain in speech, writing
Describer - storyteller
Describers - storyteller
Describes - explain in speech, writing
Describing - explain in speech, writing
Descried - discover
Descries - discover
Description - account in speech, writing
Descriptions - account in speech, writing
Descriptive - explanatory
Descriptor - title
Descriptors - title
Descry - discover
Descrying - discover
Desecrate - abuse, violate
Desecrated - abuse, violate
Desecrates - abuse, violate
Desecrating - abuse, violate
Desecration - violation, abuse
Desecrations - violation, abuse
Desecrative -
Desegregate - eliminate segregation
Desegregated - eliminate segregation
Desegregates - eliminate segregation
Desegregating - eliminate segregation
Desegregation - integration
Desegregations - integration
Deselect - dismiss
Deselected - dismiss
Deselecting - dismiss
Deselects - dismiss
Desensitize - dull
Desensitized - dull
Desensitizes - dull
Desensitizing - dull
Desert - barren, uncultivated
Deserted - abandoned, unoccupied
Deserter - fugitive from responsibility
Deserters - fugitive from responsibility
Desertification - clear-cutting
Deserting - abandon, defect
Desertion - abandonment
Desertions - abandonment
Deserts - what is due one
Deserve - be entitled to
Deserved - merited
Deservedly - lawfully
Deserves - be entitled to
Deserving - worthy, meritorious
Deservings - privilege
Desexed - emasculated
Desexualize - remove sex organs
Desexualized - remove sex organs
Desexualizes - remove sex organs
Desexualizing - remove sex organs
Deshabille - without clothing
Desiccant - dry
Desiccate - take moisture out of
Desiccated - take moisture out of
Desiccates - take moisture out of
Desiccating - take moisture out of
Desiccation - aridity
Desiccations - aridity
Desiderata - need, essentiality
Desiderate - desire
Desiderated - desire
Desiderates - desire
Desiderating - desire
Desideratum - something that is desired or considered necessary
Desideratum - need, essentiality
Design - sketch, draft
Designate - name, entitle
Designated - name, entitle
Designates - name, entitle
Designating - name, entitle
Designation - name, label, mark
Designations - name, label, mark
Designative - designatory
Designatory - designative
Designed - plan, outline
Designedly - intentionally
Designer - creator
Designers - creator
Designful - deliberate
Designing - plotting, crafty
Designings - imagination
Designless - random, chaotic
Designs - sketch, draft
Desirabilities - advantage, worth
Desirability - advantage, worth
Desirable - attractive, seductive
Desirably - in a welcome manner
Desire - want, longing
Desired - want, long for
Desires - want, longing
Desiring - yearning
Desirous - aspiring, hopeful
Desist - stop, refrain from
Desistance - end, halt; impediment
Desistances - end, halt; impediment
Desisted - stop, refrain from
Desisting - stop, refrain from
Desists - stop, refrain from
Desk - table
Deskbound - motionless, lazy
Deskman - redactor
Deskmen - redactor
Desks - table
Desktop - personal computer
Desktops - personal computer
Desolate - unused, barren
Desolated - unused, barren
Desolately - without hope
Desolates - unused, barren
Desolating - unused, barren
Desolation - uninhabitated area; barrenness
Desolations - uninhabitated area; barrenness
Despair - depression, hopelessness
Despaired - depression, hopelessness
Despairing - upset, despondent
Despairingly - without hope
Despairs - depression, hopelessness
Desperado - criminal
Desperadoes - criminal
Desperados - criminal
Desperate - reckless, outrageous
Desperately - severely
Desperateness - despair
Desperatenesses - despair
Desperation - hopelessness
Desperations - hopelessness
Despicable - hateful; beyond contempt
Despisable - despicable
Despisal - despising
Despisals - despising
Despise - look down on
Despised - look down on
Despisement - contempt toward something
Despisements - contempt toward something
Despises - look down on
Despising - look down on
Despite - in spite of, regardless of
Despited - in spite of, regardless of
Despiteful - malicious
Despitefulness - malevolence
Despites - hateful communication
Despiting - in spite of, regardless of
Despoil - ravage, destroy
Despoiled - ravage, destroy
Despoiler - person who steals
Despoilers - person who steals
Despoiling - ravage, destroy
Despoilings - devastation, destruction
Despoilment - defilement; a forced sexual assault
Despoilments - defilement; a forced sexual assault
Despoils - ravage, destroy
Despoina -
Despoliation - plunder
Despoliations - plunder
Despond - despair
Desponded - despair
Despondence - sadness
Despondences - sadness
Despondencies - dejection
Despondency - dejection
Despondent - depressed
Despondently - without hope
Desponding - despair
Desponds - despair
Despot - dictator
Despotic - dictatorial
Despotism - absolute power
Despotisms - absolute power
Despots - dictator
Desquamate - take off outer covering
Desquamated - take off outer covering
Desquamates - take off outer covering
Desquamating - take off outer covering
Desquamation - peeling
Desquamations - peeling
Dessert - sweet treat
Desserts - sweet treat
Destabilize - weaken
Destabilized - weaken
Destabilizes - weaken
Destabilizing - weaken
Destinate - doom, fate
Destinated - doom, fate
Destinates - doom, fate
Destinating - doom, fate
Destination - goal; place one wants to go
Destinations - goal; place one wants to go
Destine - predetermine, ordain
Destined - bound for, fated in near future
Destines - predetermine, ordain
Destinies - fate
Destining - predetermine, ordain
Destiny - fate
Destitute - down and out; wanting
Destituteness - inability to pay debts
Destitutenesses - inability to pay debts
Destitutes - person who is poor
Destitution - indigence
Destitutions - indigence
Destroy - demolish, devastate
Destroyed - ruined
Destroyer - a destructive agent
Destroyers - a destructive agent
Destroying - ruining
Destroys - demolish, devastate
Destruct - destroy
Destructed - destroy
Destructible - liable to spoil, rot
Destructing - destroy
Destruction - demolition, devastation
Destructions - demolition, devastation
Destructive - injurious, devastating
Destructively - crazily
Destructiveness - extreme force, intensity
Destructs - destroy
desuetude - a state of inactivity or disuse
Desuetudes - state of not being in use
desultory - marked by lack of definite plan or regularity or purpose; jumping from one thing to another
Detach - disconnect, cut off
Detachable - transportable
Detachable portion -
Detached - disconnected
Detachedly - impartially
Detaches - disconnect, cut off
Detaching - disconnect, cut off
Detachment - disconnection
Detachments - disconnection
Detail - feature, specific aspect
Detailed - itemized, particularized
Detailing - specify, make clear
Detailings - narrative, rendering
Details - analysis
Detain - hold, keep back; arrest
Detained - hold, keep back; arrest
Detainee - person jailed for crime; person kept against his or her will
Detainees - person jailed for crime; person kept against his or her will
Detaining - hold, keep back; arrest
Detainment - detention
Detainments - detention
Detains - hold, keep back; arrest
Detect - discover
Detectable - perceptible
Detected - discover
Detecting - discover
Detection - discovery
Detections - discovery
Detective - investigator of crime
Detectives - investigator of crime
Detector - indicator
Detectors - indicator
Detects - discover
Detente - passivity
Detentes - passivity
Detention - confinement, imprisonment
Detentions - confinement, imprisonment
Deter - check, inhibit from action
Deterge - free; make clean
Deterged - free; make clean
Detergency -
Detergent - soap
Detergents - soap
Deterges - free; make clean
Deterging - free; make clean
Deteriorate - decay, degenerate
Deteriorated - run-down
Deteriorates - decay, degenerate
Deteriorating - decay, degenerate
Deterioration - decay, degeneration
Deteriorations - decay, degeneration
Determent - prevention
Determents - prevention
Determinable - definable
Determinant - conclusive
Determinants - lure, inducement
Determinate - definite
Determinated - define, locate
Determinately - basically
Determinates - define, locate
Determinating - define, locate
Determination - perseverance
Determinations - perseverance
Determinative - conclusive
Determine - conclude, decide
Determined - driven, persistent
Determinedly - not humorously
Determines - conclude, decide
Determining - deciding
Determinism - resignation to a fate
Determinisms - resignation to a fate
Deterred - check, inhibit from action
Deterrence - prevention
Deterrences - prevention
Deterrent - impediment, restraint
Deterrents - impediment, restraint
Deterring - stopping
Deters - check, inhibit from action
Detersion - cleansing
Detersions - cleansing
Detest - hate; feel disgust toward
Detestable - loathsome, abominable
Detestation - loathing
Detestations - loathing
Detested - hate; feel disgust toward
Detesting - hate; feel disgust toward
Detests - hate; feel disgust toward
Dethrone - oust
Dethroned - oust
Dethrones - oust
Dethroning - oust
Detonate - set off bomb
Detonated - set off bomb
Detonates - set off bomb
Detonating - set off bomb
Detonation - explosion
Detonations - explosion
Detonative - volatile, dangerous
Detonator - device that ignites fuel in engine
Detonators - device that ignites fuel in engine
Detonize -
Detour - indirect course
Detoured - avoid; get around
Detouring - digressive
Detours - indirect course
Detox - complete and sudden withdrawal from an addictive substance
Detoxes - complete and sudden withdrawal from an addictive substance
Detoxification - complete and sudden withdrawal from an addictive substance
Detoxifications - complete and sudden withdrawal from an addictive substance
Detract - take away a part; lessen
Detracted - take away a part; lessen
Detracting - take away a part; lessen
Detraction - misrepresentation; slander
Detractions - misrepresentation; slander
Detractive - disparaging
Detractor - derogator
Detractors - derogator
Detractory - hateful
Detracts - take away a part; lessen
Detrain - step down; land
Detrained - step down; land
Detraining - step down; land
Detrains - step down; land
Detriment - disadvantage
Detrimental - damaging, disadvantageous
Detriments - disadvantage
Detritus - debris
Detrude - let down; fall
Detruded - let down; fall
Detrudes - let down; fall
Detruding - let down; fall
Detruncate - remove the upper part
Detruncated - remove the upper part
Detruncates - remove the upper part
Detruncating - remove the upper part
Deuce - two of something
Deuces - two of something
Devall -
Devalorize - devalue, lose value
Devalorized - devalue, lose value
Devalorizes - devalue, lose value
Devalorizing - devalue, lose value
Devaluate - depreciate
Devaluated - depreciate
Devaluates - depreciate
Devaluating - depreciate
Devaluation - depreciation
Devaluations - depreciation
Devalue - depreciate
Devalued - depreciate
Devalues - depreciate
Devaluing - depreciate
Devastate - demolish, destroy
Devastated - demolish, destroy
Devastates - demolish, destroy
Devastating - causing devastation
Devastation - destruction
Devastations - destruction
Develop - cultivate, prosper
Developed - grown
Developer - real estate developer
Developers - real estate developer
Developing - cultivate, prosper
Development - growth
Developmental - cultivating
Developmentally -
Developments - growth
Develops - cultivate, prosper
Deviance - abnormality
Deviances - abnormality
Deviancies - abnormality
Deviancy - abnormality
Deviant - abnormal, different
Deviants - metamorphosis
Deviate - stray from normal path
Deviated - stray from normal path
Deviates - stray from normal path
Deviating - divergent
Deviation - change, departure
Deviations - change, departure
Deviative - unusual, abnormal
Device - instrument, tool
Deviceful - clever; brilliant
Devices - instrument, tool
Devil - demon
Deviled - aggravate, provoke
Deviling - mischievous child, small person
Devilings - mischievous child, small person
Devilish - wicked
Devilkin - mischievous child, small person
Devilkins - mischievous child, small person
Devilled - aggravate, provoke
Devilling - aggravate, provoke
Devilment - trouble, damage
Devilments - trouble, damage
Devilries - mischief
Devilry - mischief
Devils - demon
Deviltries - mischief
Deviltry - mischief
Devious - dishonest, crafty
Deviousness - dishonesty
Deviousnesses - dishonesty
Devisable - thoughtful
Devisal - something given in will
Devisals - something given in will
Devise - conceive, dream up
Devised - conceive, dream up
Devisee - person who gains, benefits
Devisees - person who gains, benefits
Deviser - creator
Devisers - creator
Devises - conceive, dream up
Devising - conceive, dream up
Devitalization - debilitation
Devitalizations - debilitation
Devitalize - diminish
Devitalized - diminish
Devitalizes - diminish
Devitalizing - diminish
Devoid - empty, wanting
Devoir - task
Devoirs - task
Devolution - backsliding
Devolutions - backsliding
Devolve - transfer
Devolved - transfer
Devolves - transfer
Devolving - transfer
Devote - commit one's energies, thoughts
Devoted - committed, loyal
Devotedly - wildly, fiercely
Devotedness - adoration; very strong liking
Devotednesses - adoration; very strong liking
Devotee - ardent supporter; fan
Devotees - ardent supporter; fan
Devotement - devotion
Devotements - devotion
Devotes - commit one's energies, thoughts
Devoting - commit one's energies, thoughts
Devotion - commitment; loyalty
Devotional - devout
Devotions - commitment; loyalty
Devour - swallow, consume
Devoured - swallow, consume
Devouring - eating up
Devours - swallow, consume
Devout - sincerely believing; devoted
Devouter - sincerely believing; devoted
Devoutest - sincerely believing; devoted
Devoutly - energetically
Devoutness - religiousness
Devoutnesses - religiousness
Dew - moisture
Dew line -
Dewan - government head
Dewans - government head
Dewberries -
Dewdrop - globule
Dewdrops - globule
Dewier - moist
Dewiest - moist
Dewiness - newness
Dewinesses - newness
Dewlap - jaw
Dewlaps - jaw
Dews - moisture
Dewy - moist
Dexies - hard drug
Dexter - full of promise; good, favorable
Dexterities - aptitude, ability
Dexterity - aptitude, ability
dexterous - skillful in physical movements; especially of the hands
Dexterously - in a dexterous manner
Dexterousness - dexterity
Dexterousnesses - dexterity
Dextral - opposite of left
Dextrin - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Dextrins - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Dextrose - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Dextroses - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Dextrous - smart, clever
Dexy - hard drug
Dfat -
Dharma - buddhist principles
Dharmas - buddhist principles
Dhoti - covering cloth
Dhotis - covering cloth
Dhow -
Dia -
diablerie - Alternative of Diabley
Diableries - black magic
Diabolic - evil, fiendish
Diabolical - devilish
Diabolically - hellishly
Diabolism - supernatural power; appearance
Diabolisms - supernatural power; appearance
Diabolist - person who performs supernatural
Diabolists - person who performs supernatural
Diacetylmorphine -
Diaconal - churchly
Diaconate - clergy
Diaconates - clergy
Diacritic - distinctive, exclusive
Diacritical - distinguishing
Diadem - crown
Diadems - crown
Diagnose - identify problem, disease
Diagnosed - identify problem, disease
Diagnoses - identification of problem, disease
Diagnosing - identify problem, disease
Diagnosis - identification of problem, disease
Diagnostic - demonstrative
Diagnostics - disease, condition
Diagonal - angled
Diagonally - at an angle
Diagonals - angle, slope
Diagram - drawing, sketch of form or plan
Diagramed - given in summary
Diagraming - design, plan
Diagrammatic - explanatory
Diagrammed - design, plan
Diagramming - sketching
Diagrams - drawing, sketch of form or plan
Dial - tune to desired position
Dialect - local speech
Dialectal - regional
Dialectic - logical, rational
Dialectical - regional
Dialectics - logical, rational
Dialects - local speech
Dialed - tune to desired position
Dialing - tune to desired position
Dialled - tune to desired position
Dialling - tune to desired position
Dialog - talk
Dialogist - conversationalist
Dialogists - conversationalist
Dialogs - talk, exchange of ideas
Dialogue - talk
Dialogued - discuss with another
Dialogues - talk, exchange of ideas
Dialoguing - discuss with another
Dials - tune to desired position
Dialyses - being apart; break-up
Dialysis - being apart; break-up
Diameter - measurement across object
Diameters - measurement across object
Diametric - opposed
Diametrical - opposite
Diametrically - as from opposite ends
Diamond - gemstone
Diamond anniversary -
Diamondiferous - resembling or of a diamond
Diamonds - gemstone
Diand -
Diapason - harmony, tune
Diapasons - harmony, tune
Diapause -
Diapensia -
Diaper - carve letters or designs into
Diapered - carve letters or designs into
Diapering - carve letters or designs into
Diapers - carve letters or designs into
Diaphaneities - disappearance
Diaphaneity - disappearance
Diaphanous - so thin as to transmit light
Diaphoresis - body's perspiring
Diaphoretic - damp with perspiration
Diaphragm - pregnancy prevention
Diaphragms - pregnancy prevention
Diaphyses - long part of something
Diaphysis - long part of something
Diaries - recounting of activities in writing
Diarrhea - loose bowels
Diarrheas - loose bowels
Diarrhoea - looseness of the bowels
Diarrhoeas - looseness of the bowels
Diary - recounting of activities in writing
Diaspora - the body of Jews (or Jewish communities) outside Palestine or modern Israel
Diasporas - the spreading out of a group of people
Diastema -
Diatonic - having no hue
Diatribe - thunderous verbal attack
Diatribes - harangue, criticism
Dibble - tool for boring
Dibbles - tool for boring
Dibs - claim
Dice - cubes
Diced - chop up
Dicer - gamester
Dicers - gamester
Dices - cubes
Dicey - risky
Dichoptic -
Dichotomic - having two of something
Dichotomies - division
Dichotomize - break, disconnect
Dichotomized - in a pair
Dichotomizes - break, disconnect
Dichotomizing - break, disconnect
Dichotomous - having two of something
dichotomy - being twofold; a classification into two opposed parts or subclasses
Dichroscope -
Dicier - risky
Diciest - risky
Dicing - chop up
Dick - private detective
Dickens - devilish, wicked
Dickenses - mischievious youngster
Dicker - bargain; argue about
Dickered - bargain; argue about
Dickering - bargain; argue about
Dickers - bargain; argue about
Dickies - neck attire
Dicks - private detective
Dicky - neck attire
Dicta - saying; proverb
Dictaphone -
Dictate - command; rule
Dictated - command; give instructions
Dictates - command; rule
Dictating - command; give instructions
Dictation - account
Dictations - account
Dictator - absolute ruler
Dictatorial - tyrannical, authoritarian
Dictators - absolute ruler
Dictatorship - absolute rule
Dictatorships - absolute rule
Dictatress -
Diction - style of speech; articulation
Dictionaries - book of word meanings
Dictionary - book of word meanings
Dictions - style of speech; articulation
Dictum - saying; proverb
Dictums - saying; proverb
Did - carry out
Didactic - educational
Didactical - instructive
Didanosine -
Didascalic -
Diddle - loiter
Diddled - loiter
Diddler - cheat
Diddlers - cheat
Diddles - loiter
Diddlies - nothing
Diddling - loiter
Diddly - nothing
Dido - trick
Didoes - trick
Didos - trick
Didst - carry out
Die - pass away; stop living
Died - pass away; stop living
Diehard - overenthusiastic person
Diehards - overenthusiastic person
Dieing - pass away; stop living
Dies - pass away; stop living
Diesel - engine
Diesel oil -
Diesels - engine
Diet - abstinence from food
Dietaries - abstinence from food
Dietary - digestive
Dieted - abstinence from food
Dietetics - food
Dietine -
Dieting - abstinence from food
Dietings - weight-loss attempt
Diets - abstinence from food
Differ - be dissimilar, distinct
Differed - be dissimilar, distinct
Difference - dissimilarity, distinctness
Differenced - catch sight of; recognize and understand
Differences - dissimilarity, distinctness
Differencing - catch sight of; recognize and understand
Different - dissimilar, unlike
Differentia - typical feature, trait
Differentiae - typical feature, trait
Differential - concerning mathematics
Differentials - main part of device
Differentiate - make a distinction
Differentiated - make a distinction
Differentiates - make a distinction
Differentiating - make a distinction
Differentiation - distinction
Differently - in another way; otherwise
Differing - be dissimilar, distinct
Differs - be dissimilar, distinct
Difficile - hard on someone; hard to do
Difficult - hard on someone; hard to do
Difficulties - problem; situation requiring great effort
Difficultly - hard
Difficulty - problem; situation requiring great effort
Diffidence - hesitancy; lack of confidence
Diffidences - hesitancy; lack of confidence
diffident - lacking self-confidence
Diffidently - in fear
Diffraction - dissemination
Diffractions - dissemination
Diffuse - spread out
Diffused - spread
Diffusely - obliquely
Diffuseness - spread
Diffusenesses - spread
Diffuses - implant, introduce
Diffusing - implant, introduce
Diffusion - spread; wide distribution
Diffusions - spread; wide distribution
Diffusive - interminable, excessive in length
Dig - insult
Digenetic - coming from heredity
digerati - People who are considered the elite in using computers and the Internet.
Digest - abridgement of something written
Digested - assimilate food
Digestible - eatable
Digestif - alcohol for after a meal
Digestifs - alcohol for after a meal
Digesting - abridgement of something written
Digestion - digesting
Digestions - digesting
Digests - abridgement of something written
Digged - insult
Digger - one who digs
Diggers - one who digs
Digging - delve into; hollow out
Diggings - excavating
Digit - number
Digital - concerning mathematics
Digitals - calculating, data processing machine
Digitize - transfer data from one computer system to another
Digitized - transfer data from one computer system to another
Digitizes - transfer data from one computer system to another
Digitizing - transfer data from one computer system to another
Digits - number
Digne -
Dignification - recognition of achievement; rank or grade of position
Dignifications - recognition of achievement; rank or grade of position
Dignified - honorable
Dignifies - make honorable; glorify
Dignify - make honorable; glorify
Dignifying - make honorable; glorify
Dignitaries - high ranking person
Dignitary - high ranking person
Dignities - excellence, nobility
Dignity - excellence, nobility
Digress - stray, deviate
Digressed - stray, deviate
Digresses - stray, deviate
Digressing - stray, deviate
digression - A temporary departure from the main subject in speech or writing.
Digressions - deviation; straying
Digressive - tending to depart from point
Digs - insult
Dike - embankment
Diked - secure, usually with a length of material
Dikes - embankment
Diking - secure, usually with a length of material
Dilapidate - ruin
Dilapidated - falling apart; in ruins
Dilapidates - ruin
Dilapidating - devastate, destroy
Dilapidation - ruin
Dilapidations - ruin
Dilatable - ample, extensive
Dilatant - broad, comprehensive
Dilatation - extension
Dilatations - extension
Dilate - stretch, widen
Dilated - stretch, widen
Dilates - stretch, widen
Dilating - stretch, widen
Dilation - distention
Dilations - distention
Dilatorily - at the last minute
Dilatoriness - unwillingness to work, be active
Dilatorinesses - unwillingness to work, be active
dilatory - wasting time
Dilemma - crisis
Dilemmas - crisis
dilettante - an amateur who engages in an activity without serious intentions and who pretends to have knowledge
Dilettantes - amateurish
Dilettanti - amateurish
Dilettantish - amateurish
Diligence - perseverance in carrying out action
Diligences - perseverance in carrying out action
Diligent - persevering, hard-working
Diligently - actively; intently
Dillydallied - dawdle
Dillydallies - dawdle
Dillydally - dawdle
Dillydallying - dawdle
Dilute - make thinner; weaken
Diluted - thinned
Dilutes - make thinner; weaken
Diluting - make thinner; weaken
Dilution - something for dunking
Dilutions - something for dunking
Dim - darkish
Dime - smaller currency in exchange for larger
Dimension - measure
Dimensional - relating to space and size
Dimensionality - range
Dimensions - range
Dimes - smaller currency in exchange for larger
Dimidiate - divide in two
Dimidiated - divide in two
Dimidiates - divide in two
Dimidiating - divide in two
Diminish - become or cause to be less
Diminished - become or cause to be less
Diminishes - become or cause to be less
Diminishing - become or cause to be less
Diminishings - lowering
Diminishment - lessening
Diminishments - lessening
Diminuendo - lessening
Diminuendoes - lessening
Diminution - lessening, reduction
Diminutions - lessening, reduction
Diminutive - tiny, petite
Diminutiveness - littleness
Diminutives - informal title
Dimly - stupidly
Dimmed - darken; obscure
Dimmer - darkish
Dimmest - darkish
Dimming - darken; obscure
Dimmings - shadowing of the sun
Dimness - darkness
Dimnesses - darkness
Dimout - interruption of service
Dimouts - interruption of service
Dimple - indentation
Dimpled - curved, depressed
Dimples - indentation
Dimpling - chip, scrape, depress
Dims - darkish
Dimwit - a stupid person
Dimwits - a stupid person
Dimwitted - stupid
Din - loud, continuous noise
Dine - eat, often formally
Dined - eat, often formally
Diner - casual restaurant with varied menu
Dinero - money; assets
Dineros - money; assets
Diners - casual restaurant with varied menu
Dines - eat, often formally
Dinette - room for serving meals
Dinettes - room for serving meals
Ding - hit
Dingbat - crackpot
Dingbats - crackpot
Dingdong - fickle, irresponsible
Dinged - hit
Dinger - signaling object or sound
Dingers - signaling object or sound
Dinghies - boat
Dinghy - boat
Dingier - soiled, tacky
Dingiest - soiled, tacky
Dingily - dimly
Dinginess - dullness
Dinginesses - dullness
Dinging - hit
Dingle - hollow in the land
Dingles - hollow in the land
Dingo - coyote
Dingoes - coyote
Dings - hit
dingy - causing dejection
Dining - eat, often formally
Dinings - consuming
Dink - newly rich
Dinkey -
Dinkier - tiny, small
Dinkiest - tiny, small
Dinks - newly rich
Dinky - tiny, small
Dinned - impress; make someone listen
Dinner - evening meal
Dinners - evening meal
Dinning - impress; make someone listen
Dinoflagellata -
Dinosaur - no longer in use, in vogue
Dinotherium -
Dins - loud, continuous noise
Dint - impression
Dinted - perforated
Dinting - chip, scratch
Dints - impression
Diocesan - person in charge of church
Diocesans - person in charge of church
Diocese - church jurisdiction
Dioceses - church jurisdiction
Dioptrics - light transmitted through fibers
Diorama - scene, horizon
Dioramas - scene, horizon
Diouf -
Dip - submersion in liquid
Diphthong - sound unit of speech
Diphthongs - sound unit of speech
Diplegic - impaired in movement
Diploid - having two of something
Diploma - certificate for achievement
Diplomacies - tact
Diplomacy - tact
Diplomas - certificate for achievement
Diplomat - politician, consul
Diplomata - certificate for achievement
Diplomate - person who completes education, pursuit
Diplomates - person who completes education, pursuit
Diplomatic - politic, tactful
Diplomatics - foreign affairs
Diplomats - politician, consul
Dipped - immersed
Dipper - ladle
Dippers - ladle
Dippier - foolish
Dippiest - foolish
Dipping - submersion in liquid
Dippy - foolish
Dips - submersion in liquid
Dipsomania - dependence on illegal substance
Dipsomaniac - drunk
Dipsomaniacs - drunk
Dipsomanias - dependence on illegal substance
Dipt - submersion in liquid
Dire - urgent; crucial
Direct - honest
Directed - supervised
Directing - manage, oversee
Direction - management
Directionless - lazy
Directions - instructions, guidance
Directive - command, instruction
Directives - command, instruction
Directly - the shortest route
Directness - absence of complication,
Directnesses - absence of complication,
Director - manager
Directorate - persons running an organization
Directorates - persons running an organization
Directorial - administrative
Directories - reference book; guide
Directors - manager
Directorship - guidance
Directorships - guidance
Directory - reference book; guide
Directs - manage, oversee
direful - causing fear or dread or terror
Diremption - two of something
Diremptions - two of something
Direr - urgent; crucial
Direst - urgent; crucial
Dirge - sad song
Dirgeful - depressing
Dirgelike - depressing
Dirges - sad song
Dirigible - airship
Dirigibles - airship
Dirk - arm, armament
Dirks - arm, armament
Dirndl - ladies' garment that hangs from waist
Dirndls - ladies' garment that hangs from waist
Dirt - grime, impurity
Dirtbag - creep
Dirtbags - creep
Dirtball - creep
Dirtballs - creep
Dirtied - cause to be soiled
Dirtier - soiled, unclean
Dirties - soiled, unclean
Dirtiest - soiled, unclean
Dirtiness - dirty state
Dirtinesses - dirty state
Dirts - grime, impurity
Dirty - soiled, unclean
Dirtying - cause to be soiled
Dis - to denigrate
Disabilities - disadvantage, restriction
Disability - disadvantage, restriction
Disable - render inoperative; cripple
Disabled - incapacitated
Disablement - reduction of weapons
Disablements - reduction of weapons
Disables - render inoperative; cripple
Disabling - render inoperative; cripple
disabuse - To persuade someone that an idea or belief is mistaken.; To free someone from a misconception or deception.
Disabused - free from belief
Disabuses - free from belief
Disabusing - free from belief
Disaccharide - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Disaccharides - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Disaccord - disagreement
Disaccorded - disagreement
Disaccording - disagreement
Disaccords - disagreement
Disacknowledge - deny
Disacknowledged - deny
Disacknowledges - deny
Disadvantage - hurt, loss
Disadvantaged - underprivileged
Disadvantageous - detrimental, inconvenient
Disadvantages - difficulty, trouble
Disaffect - lose affection for, estrange
Disaffected - alienated, estranged
Disaffecting - lose affection for, estrange
Disaffection - alienation, estrangement
Disaffections - alienation, estrangement
Disaffects - lose affection for, estrange
Disaffiliate - pull away; split from
Disaffiliated - pull away; split from
Disaffiliates - pull away; split from
Disaffiliating - pull away; split from
Disaffiliation - withdrawal
Disaffiliations - withdrawal
Disaffirm - contradict
Disaffirmance - denial
Disaffirmances - denial
Disaffirmation - denial
Disaffirmations - denial
Disaffirmed - contradict
Disaffirming - contradict
Disaffirms - contradict
Disaggregated -
Disagree - be different
Disagreeable - bad-tempered, irritable
Disagreeables - unwelcome
Disagreed - be different
Disagreeing - differing
Disagreement - dispute, quarrel
Disagreements - dispute, quarrel
Disagrees - be different
Disallow - reject, prohibit
Disallowance - denial
Disallowances - denial
Disallowed - reject, prohibit
Disallowing - reject, prohibit
Disallows - reject, prohibit
Disambiguate - interpret, translate
Disambiguated - interpret, translate
Disambiguates - interpret, translate
Disambiguating - interpret, translate
Disannul - render null and void
Disannulled - render null and void
Disannulling - render null and void
Disannuls - render null and void
Disappear - vanish; cease
Disappearance - vanishing
Disappearances - vanishing
Disappeared - vanish; cease
Disappearing - vanish; cease
Disappears - vanish; cease
Disappoint - sadden, dismay; frustrate
Disappointed - let down, saddened
Disappointing - unsatisfactory
Disappointment - saddening situation; letdown
Disappointments - saddening situation; letdown
Disappoints - sadden, dismay; frustrate
Disapprobation - disapproval
Disapprobations - disapproval
Disapproval - condemnation
Disapprovals - condemnation
Disapprove - condemn
Disapproved - condemn
Disapprover - critic
Disapprovers - critic
Disapproves - condemn
Disapproving - condemn
Disapprovingly - sideways
Disarm - render defenseless
Disarmament - reduction of weapons
Disarmaments - reduction of weapons
Disarmed - render defenseless
Disarming - charming
Disarms - render defenseless
Disarrange - disorder
Disarranged - disorder
Disarrangement - disorder
Disarrangements - disorder
Disarranges - disorder
Disarranging - disorder
Disarray - disorder, confusion, mess
Disarrayed - confused
Disarraying - mix up, confuse
Disarrays - disorder, confusion, mess
Disarticulate - separate at joint
Disarticulated - separate at joint
Disarticulates - separate at joint
Disarticulating - separate at joint
Disarticulation - displacement
Disassemble - take apart
Disassembled - take apart
Disassembles - take apart
Disassembling - take apart
Disassociate - break association with
Disassociated - break association with
Disassociates - break association with
Disassociating - break association with
Disassociation - destruction of affections
Disassociations - destruction of affections
Disaster - accident, trouble
Disasters - accident, trouble
Disastrous - detrimental, devastating
Disastrously - unluckily
Disavow - reject
Disavowal - contradiction, denial
Disavowals - contradiction, denial
Disavowed - reject
Disavowing - reject
Disavows - reject
Disband - break up
Disbanded - break up
Disbanding - break up
Disbandment - the spreading out of a group of people
Disbandments - the spreading out of a group of people
Disbands - break up
Disbar - shame, humiliate
Disbarment - ejection
Disbarments - ejection
Disbarred - shame, humiliate
Disbarring - shame, humiliate
Disbars - shame, humiliate
Disbelief - doubt, skepticism
Disbeliefs - doubt, skepticism
Disbelieve - doubt
Disbelieved - doubt
Disbeliever - person who is leery, unbelieving
Disbelievers - person who is leery, unbelieving
Disbelieves - doubt
Disbelieving - suspicious, doubting
Disbodied - immaterial
Disbowel - gut
Disboweled - gut
Disboweling - gut
Disbowels - gut
Disburden - rid
Disburdened - rid
Disburdening - rid
Disburdens - rid
Disbursal -
Disburse - spend money
Disbursed - spend money
Disbursement - payment
Disbursements - payment
Disburses - spend money
Disbursing - spend money
Disc - sheet, panel
Discalceate - wearing no shoes
Discalced - wearing no shoes
Discard - get rid of
Discarded - rejected
Discarding - get rid of
Discards - get rid of
Discarnate - not physical; without physical presence
Discept - argue, discuss
Discepted - argue, discuss
Discepting - argue, discuss
Discepts - argue, discuss
Discern - catch sight of; recognize and understand
Discerned - catch sight of; recognize and understand
Discernible - recognizable; distinct
Discernibly - piercingly
Discerning - discriminating
Discerningly - cleverly
Discernment - perception
Discernments - perception
Discerns - catch sight of; recognize and understand
Discharge - setting free
Discharged - dismissed
Discharges - setting free
Discharging - setting free
Disci - round object
Discinct - careless, indifferent
Disciple - believer, follower
Disciples - believer, follower
Disciplinarian - person who makes others work hard
Disciplinarians - person who makes others work hard
Disciplinary - corrective
Discipline - regimen, training
Disciplined - organized, precise
Disciplines - regimen, training
Disciplining - educational, enlightening
Disclaim - deny
Disclaimed - deny
Disclaimer - repudiation
Disclaimers - repudiation
Disclaiming - deny
Disclaims - deny
Disclamation - rejection
Disclamations - rejection
Disclose - reveal, make public
Disclosed - reveal, make public
Discloses - reveal, make public
Disclosing - reveal, make public
Disclosure - announcement, revelation
Disclosures - announcement, revelation
Disco - discotheque
Discoid - ball-shaped; semicircular area
Discoidal - round object
Discoids - round object
Discolor - fading, dirtying of hue
Discoloration - stain
Discolorations - stain
Discolored - fading, dirtying of hue
Discoloring - fading, dirtying of hue
Discolors - fading, dirtying of hue
discombobulate - To confuse or disconcert; upset; frustrate.
Discombobulated - confused and upset
Discombobulates - confuse
discomfit - cause to lose one's composure
Discomfited - defeat, frustrate; confuse
Discomfiting - defeat, frustrate; confuse
Discomfits - defeat, frustrate; confuse
Discomfiture - embarrassment, frustration
Discomfitures - embarrassment, frustration
Discomfort - irritation, pain
Discomforted - irritate; cause pain
Discomforting - irritate; cause pain
Discomforts - irritation, pain
Discommend - disagree, argue against
Discommended - disagree, argue against
Discommending - disagree, argue against
Discommends - disagree, argue against
Discommode - annoy
Discommoded - annoy
Discommodes - annoy
Discommoding - annoy
Discommodious - bothersome, troublesome
Discommodities - difficulty, trouble
Discommodity - difficulty, trouble
Discompose - provoke, agitate
Discomposed - provoke, agitate
Discomposes - provoke, agitate
Discomposing - provoke, agitate
Discomposure - agitation
Discomposures - agitation
disconcert - cause to feel embarrassment
Disconcerted - confused; shaken
Disconcerting - shake up; confuse
Disconcertion - embarrassment, frustration
Disconcertions - embarrassment, frustration
Disconcertment - confusion
Disconcertments - confusion
Disconcerts - shake up; confuse
Disconfirm - argue against; prove wrong
Disconfirmed - argue against; prove wrong
Disconfirming - argue against; prove wrong
Disconfirms - argue against; prove wrong
Disconnect - take apart; uncouple
Disconnected - confused; discontinuous
Disconnectedly - intermittently
Disconnecting - take apart; uncouple
Disconnection - separation
Disconnections - separation
Disconnects - take apart; uncouple
disconsolate - causing dejection
Disconsolately - without hope
Disconsolation - low spirits; despair
Disconsolations - low spirits; despair
Discontent - dissatisfaction
Discontented - unhappy
Discontenting - displease
Discontentment - dissatisfaction
Discontentments - dissatisfaction
Discontents - dissatisfaction
Discontinuance - stop, suspension of activity
Discontinuances - stop, suspension of activity
Discontinuation - stop
Discontinue - prevent activity from going on
Discontinued - ended
Discontinues - prevent activity from going on
Discontinuing - prevent activity from going on
Discontinuities - stop
Discontinuity - stop
Discontinuous - broken; intermittent
Discontinuously - intermittently
Discord - noise
Discordance - conflict
Discordances - conflict
Discordant - not in harmony; conflicting
Discordantly - in another way; otherwise
Discorded - make clinking noises
Discordful -
Discording - make clinking noises
Discords - noise
Discorporate - incorporeal
Discos - discotheque
Discotheque - place for evening entertainment
Discotheques - place for evening entertainment
Discount - reduction in cost
Discounted - lower, reduce cost
Discountenance - reject, oppose
Discountenanced - reject, oppose
Discountenances - reject, oppose
Discounting - reduction in cost
Discounts - reduction in cost
Discourage - dishearten, dispirit
Discouraged - disheartened
Discouragement - despondency
Discouragements - despondency
Discourages - dishearten, dispirit
Discouraging - upsetting
Discouragingly - very
Discourse - dialogue; dissertation
Discoursed - dialogue; dissertation
Discourser - conversationalist
Discoursers - conversationalist
Discourses - dialogue; dissertation
Discoursing - dialogue; dissertation
Discourteous - rude, impolite
Discourteously - impolitely
Discourteousness -
Discourtesies - disrespect
Discourtesy - disrespect
Discover - find, uncover
Discoverable - apparent
Discovered - found
Discoverer - inventor
Discoverers - inventor
Discoveries - finding, uncovering
Discovering - find, uncover
Discovers - find, uncover
Discovery - finding, uncovering
Discredit - blame, detract from
Discreditable - disreputable
Discredited - blame, detract from
Discrediting - blame, detract from
Discredits - blame, detract from
Discreet - cautious, sensible
Discreetly - prudently
Discreetness - shyness
Discreetnesses - shyness
Discrepance - discrepancy
Discrepances - discrepancy
Discrepancies - conflict, disagreement
Discrepancy - conflict, disagreement
Discrepant - disagreeing
Discrete - individual
Discretely - distinctly
Discreteness - distinctiveness
Discretenesses - distinctiveness
Discretion - caution, judgment
Discretional - possible; available as choice
Discretionary - open to choice
Discretions - caution, judgment
Discriminate - show prejudice
Discriminated - show prejudice
Discriminates - show prejudice
Discriminating - critical
Discrimination - bias
Discriminations - bias
Discriminative - discriminating
Discriminatory - prejudicial
Discrown - oust from position
Discrowned - oust from position
Discrowning - oust from position
Discrowns - oust from position
Discs - sheet, panel
Disculpate - prove one's innocence
Disculpated - prove one's innocence
Disculpates - prove one's innocence
Disculpating - prove one's innocence
Discumber - unwind, disconnect; solve
Discumbered - unwind, disconnect; solve
Discumbering - unwind, disconnect; solve
Discumbers - unwind, disconnect; solve
Discursion - confidential statement
Discursions - confidential statement
Discursive - rambling
Discursively - obliquely
Discursiveness - indirect speech
Discus - round object
Discuses - round object
Discuss - talk over with another
Discussed - talk over with another
Discusses - talk over with another
Discussing - talk over with another
Discussion - talk with another
Discussions - talk with another
Disdain - hate; indifference
Disdained - scorn
Disdainful - scornful
Disdainfully - sideways
Disdainfulness - hateful communication
Disdaining - hate; indifference
Disdains - hate; indifference
Disease - ailment, affliction
Diseased - unhealthy
Diseasedness - weakness, sickness
Diseasednesses - weakness, sickness
Diseases - ailment, affliction
Diseasing - pollute, contaminate
Disembark - get off transportation
Disembarkation - coming to a destination
Disembarkations - coming to a destination
Disembarked - get off transportation
Disembarking - get off transportation
Disembarks - get off transportation
Disembarrass - rid
Disembarrassed - rid
Disembarrasses - rid
Disembarrassing - rid
Disembodied - immaterial
Disembogue - pour forth
Disembogued - pour forth
Disembogues - pour forth
Disemboguing - pour forth
Disembowel - gut
Disemboweled - gut
Disemboweling - gut
Disembowelled - gut
Disembowelling - gut
Disembowelment - ritual suicide
Disembowelments - ritual suicide
Disembowels - gut
Disembroil - straighten out
Disembroiled - straighten out
Disembroiling - straighten out
Disembroils - straighten out
Disemploy - dismiss
Disemployed - dismiss
Disemploying - dismiss
Disemploys - dismiss
Disenable - put out of action
Disenabled - put out of action
Disenablement - disability; rejection for participation
Disenablements - disability; rejection for participation
Disenables - put out of action
Disenabling - put out of action
Disenchant - disappoint
Disenchanted - let down
Disenchanting - disappoint
Disenchantment - mental upset; displeasure
Disenchantments - mental upset; displeasure
Disenchants - disappoint
Disencumber - unburden
Disencumbered - unburden
Disencumbering - unburden
Disencumbers - unburden
Disenfranchise - make someone a servant
Disenfranchised - weak; unable
Disenfranchises - make someone a servant
Disengage - free from connection
Disengaged - detached
Disengagement - detachment
Disengagements - detachment
Disengages - free from connection
Disengaging - free from connection
Disentangle - unwind, disconnect; solve
Disentangled - unwind, disconnect; solve
Disentanglement - saving from danger
Disentangles - unwind, disconnect; solve
Disentangling - unwind, disconnect; solve
Disenthral - set free
Disenthrall - set free; unbind
Disenthralled - let down
Disenthralling - set free; unbind
Disenthralls - set free; unbind
Disenthrals - set free
Disenthrone - remove from position of responsibility
Disenthroned - remove from position of responsibility
Disenthrones - remove from position of responsibility
Disenthroning - remove from position of responsibility
Disentitle - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disentitled - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disentitles - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disentitling - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disentomb - exhume
Disentombed - exhume
Disentombing - exhume
Disentombs - exhume
Disentranced - nonchalant
Disequilibrium - imbalance, inconstancy
Disequilibriums - imbalance, inconstancy
Disestablish - do away with or put an end to
Disestablished - do away with or put an end to
Disestablishes - do away with or put an end to
Disestablishing - do away with or put an end to
Disesteem - disapproval
Disesteemed - disapprove
Disesteeming - disapproval
Disesteems - disapproval
Disfavor - dislike; disgrace
Disfavored - not liked or sought after
Disfavoring - disapprove
Disfavors - dislike; disgrace
Disfeature - make ugly
Disfeatured - make ugly
Disfeatures - make ugly
Disfeaturing - make ugly
Disfigure - make ugly
Disfigured - make ugly
Disfigurement - deformity
Disfigurements - deformity
Disfigures - make ugly
Disfiguring - make ugly
Disfranchise - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disfranchised - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disfranchises - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disfranchising - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disfrock - dismiss
Disfrocked - dismiss
Disfrocking - dismiss
Disfrocks - dismiss
Disgorge - vomit
Disgorged - vomit
Disgorges - vomit
Disgorging - vomit
Disgrace - state of shame; bad reputation
Disgraced - discredited
Disgraceful - shameful, low
Disgracefully - badly
Disgracefulness - shamefulness
Disgraces - state of shame; bad reputation
Disgracing - state of shame; bad reputation
Disgracious - clumsy, uncultivated
Disgrade - humble, humiliate
Disgraded - humble, humiliate
Disgrades - humble, humiliate
Disgrading - humble, humiliate
Disgruntle - disappoint
Disgruntled - unhappy; critical
Disgruntlement - disappointment
Disgruntlements - disappointment
Disgruntles - disappoint
Disgruntling - disappoint
Disguise - covering, makeup for deception
Disguised - unrecognizable
Disguisement - façade
Disguisements - façade
Disguises - covering, makeup for deception
Disguising - covering, makeup for deception
Disguisings - attempt to conceal embarrassing or scandalous information
Disgust - aversion; repulsion
Disgusted - sickened; offended
Disgusting - sickening; repulsive
Disgusts - aversion; repulsion
Dish - eating receptacle
Dishabille - without clothes, covering
Dishabilles - nightgown
Disharmonic - harsh sounding
Disharmonies - conflict, discord
Disharmonious - different
Disharmonize - make clinking noises
Disharmonized - make clinking noises
Disharmonizes - make clinking noises
Disharmonizing - make clinking noises
Disharmony - conflict, discord
Dishearten - depress, ruin one's hopes
Disheartened - depress, ruin one's hopes
Disheartening - depress, ruin one's hopes
Disheartenment - sadness
Disheartenments - sadness
Disheartens - depress, ruin one's hopes
Dished - gossip
Disherit - give, bequeath to another
Disherited - give, bequeath to another
Disheriting - give, bequeath to another
Disherits - give, bequeath to another
Dishes - eating receptacle
Dishevel - mess up
disheveled - in disarray; extremely disorderly
Disheveling - mess up
Dishevelled - mess up
Dishevelling - mess up
Dishevelment - disorder, confusion, mess
Dishevelments - disorder, confusion, mess
Dishevels - mess up
Dishier - attractive
Dishiest - attractive
Dishing - gossipy
Dishonest - lying, untruthful
Dishonesties - lying; unwillingness to tell the truth
Dishonestly - faithlessly
Dishonesty - lying; unwillingness to tell the truth
Dishonor - state of shame
Dishonorable - shameful, corrupt
Dishonorably - disgracefully
Dishonored - shame, degrade
Dishonoring - state of shame
Dishonors - state of shame
Dishonourable -
Dishrag - cloth
Dishrags - cloth
Dishwashing detergent -
Dishwater - soup, usually clear
Dishwaters - soup, usually clear
Dishy - attractive
Disillusion - disenchant
Disillusioned - disappointed
Disillusioning - disenchant
Disillusionment - disappointment
Disillusions - disenchant
Disimpassioned - easygoing, laid back
Disimprison - free; buy the freedom of
Disimprisoned - free; buy the freedom of
Disimprisoning - free; buy the freedom of
Disimprisonment - setting free
Disimprisons - free; buy the freedom of
Disimprove - corrode, deteriorate
Disimproved - corrode, deteriorate
Disimproves - corrode, deteriorate
Disimproving - corrode, deteriorate
Disincentive - impediment, barrier
Disincentives - impediment, barrier
Disinclination - unwillingness to do or believe something
Disinclinations - unwillingness to do or believe something
Disincline - deter, dissuade; restrain
Disinclined - unwilling
Disinclines - deter, dissuade; restrain
Disinclining - deter, dissuade; restrain
Disinfect - make clean, pure
Disinfectant - healing
Disinfectants - detergent
Disinfected - make clean, pure
Disinfecting - make clean, pure
Disinfecting agent -
Disinfection - freeing, cleansing
Disinfections - freeing, cleansing
Disinfects - make clean, pure
Disinform - give wrong information intentionally
Disinformation - untruth
Disinformations - untruth
Disinformed - ill-advised, deluded
Disinforming - give wrong information intentionally
Disinforms - give wrong information intentionally
Disingenuities - deceit, scheme
Disingenuity - deceit, scheme
Disingenuous - insincere
Disinherit - cut off in will of bequeathal
Disinherited - cut off in will of bequeathal
Disinheriting - cut off in will of bequeathal
Disinherits - cut off in will of bequeathal
Disinhume - dig up, especially the dead
Disinhumed - dig up, especially the dead
Disinhumes - dig up, especially the dead
Disinhuming - dig up, especially the dead
Disintegrate - fall apart; reduce to pieces
Disintegrated - fall apart; reduce to pieces
Disintegrates - fall apart; reduce to pieces
Disintegrating - fall apart; reduce to pieces
Disintegration - decomposition
Disintegrations - decomposition
Disintegrative - having acidic, corrosive properties
Disinter - exhume
Disinterest - apathy
Disinterested - detached, uninvolved
Disinterestedly - impartially
Disinteresting - disgust
Disinterests - apathy
Disinterred - exhume
Disinterring - exhume
Disinters - exhume
Disinvestment - deprivation
Disinvestments - deprivation
Disinvolve - disentangle
Disinvolved - disentangle
Disinvolves - disentangle
Disinvolving - disentangle
Disject - strew, disperse
Disjected - strew, disperse
Disjecting - strew, disperse
Disjects - strew, disperse
Disjoin - become separated
Disjoined - become separated
Disjoining - become separated
Disjoins - become separated
Disjoint - separate at joint
Disjointed - loose, disconnected
Disjointedly - inarticulately
Disjointedness - separation
Disjointing - separate at joint
Disjoints - separate at joint
Disjunction - separation
Disjunctions - separation
Disjunctive -
Disjuncture - separation
Disjunctures - separation
Disk - round object
Diskette - computer storage
Diskettes - computer storage
Disklike - going around
Disks - round object
Dislikable - not nice; unpleasant
Dislike - antagonism, hatred toward something
Disliked - be antagonistic toward something; hate
Dislikes - antagonism, hatred toward something
Disliking - be antagonistic toward something; hate
Dislimb - disable; make lame
Dislimbed - disable; make lame
Dislimbing - disable; make lame
Dislimbs - disable; make lame
Dislocate - displace
Dislocated - displace
Dislocates - displace
Dislocating - displace
Dislocation - displacement
Dislocations - displacement
Dislodge - knock loose
Dislodged - knock loose
Dislodgement - throwing out of a residence
Dislodgements - throwing out of a residence
Dislodges - knock loose
Dislodging - knock loose
Dislodgment - release
Dislodgments - release
Dislogistic -
Disloyal - unfaithful
Disloyally - faithlessly
Disloyalties - unfaithfulness
Disloyalty - unfaithfulness
Dismal - bleak, dreary, gloomy
Dismally - without hope
Dismals - depression, sadness
Dismantle - take apart
Dismantled - take apart
Dismantlement - malicious verbal attack
Dismantlements - malicious verbal attack
Dismantles - take apart
Dismantling - take apart
Dismay - disappointed feeling; distress
Dismayed - disappoint, fill with consternation
Dismaying - disappoint, fill with consternation
Dismays - disappointed feeling; distress
Dismember - cut into pieces
Dismembered - cut into pieces
Dismembering - cut into pieces
Dismemberment - division
Dismemberments - division
Dismembers - cut into pieces
Dismiss - send away, remove; free
Dismissal - release
Dismissals - release
Dismissed - sent away
Dismisses - send away, remove; free
Dismissing - send away, remove; free
Dismissive - arrogant, self-important
Dismount - get off something higher
Dismounted - get off something higher
Dismounting - get off something higher
Dismounts - get off something higher
Disney -
Disobedience - misbehavior; noncompliance with rules
Disobediences - misbehavior; noncompliance with rules
Disobedient - defiant, mischievous
Disobey - disregard rules; refuse to conform
Disobeyed - disregard rules; refuse to conform
Disobeying - disregard rules; refuse to conform
Disobeys - disregard rules; refuse to conform
Disoblige - displease, annoy
Disobliged - displease, annoy
Disobliges - displease, annoy
Disobliging - rude, annoying
Disorder - chaos, clutter
Disordered - in a mess
Disorderedness - disorder
Disordering - chaos, clutter
Disorderliness - disorder
Disorderly - messy, untidy
Disorders - chaos, clutter
Disorganization - unordered situation or thing
Disorganize - disrupt arrangement; make shambles of
Disorganized - unmethodical; messed up
Disorganizes - disrupt arrangement; make shambles of
Disorganizing - disrupt arrangement; make shambles of
Disorient - confuse, disorganize
Disorientation - puzzlement
Disorientations - puzzlement
Disoriented - confused, unstable
Disorienting - puzzling
Disorients - confuse, disorganize
Disown - refuse to acknowledge
Disowned - refuse to acknowledge
Disowning - refuse to acknowledge
Disownment - defection
Disownments - defection
Disowns - refuse to acknowledge
Disparage - criticize; detract from
Disparaged - criticize; detract from
Disparagement - strong criticism; detraction
Disparagements - strong criticism; detraction
Disparager - critic
Disparagers - critic
Disparages - criticize; detract from
Disparaging - derogative
Disparagingly - negatively
Disparate - at odds, different
Disparately - in another way; otherwise
Disparateness - difference
Disparatenesses - difference
Disparities - difference
Disparity - difference
Dispark -
Disparting - division
Dispassion - fairness
Dispassionate - unfeeling, impartial
Dispassionately - impartially
Dispassions - fairness
Dispatch - speed in carrying out action
Dispatched - hurry, send fast
Dispatcher - person carrying information to another
Dispatchers - person carrying information to another
Dispatches - speed in carrying out action
Dispatching - speed in carrying out action
Dispeace - difference of opinion
Dispeaces - difference of opinion
Dispel - drive away thought, belief
Dispelled - drive away thought, belief
Dispelling - drive away thought, belief
Dispels - drive away thought, belief
Dispensable - not necessary; able to be thrown away
Dispensaries - clinic
Dispensary - clinic
Dispensation - allocation of supply
Dispensations - allocation of supply
Dispense - dole out supply
Dispense with -
Dispensed - dole out supply
Dispenser - pharmacist
Dispensers - pharmacist
Dispenses - dole out supply
Dispensing - dole out supply
Dispersal - distribution
Dispersals - distribution
Disperse - distribute; scatter
Dispersed - distribute; scatter
Disperses - distribute; scatter
Dispersible - capable of disintegration
Dispersing - distribute; scatter
Dispersion - dispersal
Dispersions - dispersal
Dispirit - depress
Dispirited - dejected, sad
Dispiritedly - without hope
Dispiritedness - unhappiness, depression
Dispiriting - depressing
Dispirits - depress
Displace - move, remove from normal place
Displaced - disturbed
Displacement - dislocation
Displacements - dislocation
Displacency -
Displaces - move, remove from normal place
Displacing - move, remove from normal place
Displant - move, remove from normal place
Displanted - move, remove from normal place
Displanting - move, remove from normal place
Displants - move, remove from normal place
Display - public showing; spectacle
Displayed - presented
Displaying - show for public viewing, effect
Displays - public showing; spectacle
Displeasant -
Displease - make unhappy
Displeased - unhappy
Displeases - make unhappy
Displeasing - unpleasant
Displeasure - unhappiness, anger
Displeasures - unhappiness, anger
disport - play boisterously
Disported - show off; march
Disporting - show off; march
Disports - form of entertainment
Disposable - thin, flimsy
Disposal - parting with or throwing something away
Disposals - parting with or throwing something away
Dispose - place, order; deal with
Disposed - inclined to a type of behavior
Disposes - place, order; deal with
Disposing - place, order; deal with
Disposings - allocation, dispersion
Disposition - personal temperament
Dispositioned - bias
Dispositions - personal temperament
Dispossess - deprive
Dispossessed - deprive
Dispossesses - deprive
Dispossessing - deprive
Dispossession - deprivation
Dispossessions - deprivation
Dispraise - ridicule
Dispraised - ridicule
Dispraises - ridicule
Dispraising - ridicule
Disproof - rebuttal
Disproofs - rebuttal
Disproportion - imbalance
Disproportional - leaning, falling to one side; larger on one side
Disproportions - imbalance
Dispropriate -
Disprove - prove false
Disproved - prove false
Disproves - prove false
Disproving - prove false
Disputable - debatable; open to discussion
Disputant - person with whom one competes
Disputants - person with whom one competes
Disputation - controversy
Disputations - controversy
disputatious - inclined or showing an inclination to dispute or disagree, even to engage in law suits
Disputative - aggressive, warlike
Dispute - argument
Disputed - argue
Disputer - contestant
Disputers - contestant
Disputes - argument
Disputing - argument
Disqualified - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disqualifies - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disqualify - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disqualifying - be unfit for; be ineligible
Disquiet - worry; mental upset
Disquieted - worry; make uneasy
Disquieting - upsetting
Disquiets - worry; mental upset
Disquietude - upset
Disquietudes - upset
disquisition - an elaborate analytical or explanatory essay or discussion
Disquisitional - persuasive
Disquisitions - discourse
Disquisitive - curious
Disrate - humble, humiliate
Disrated - humble, humiliate
Disrates - humble, humiliate
Disrating - humble, humiliate
Disregard - ignoring
Disregarded - ignore; make light of
Disregardful - thoughtless
Disregardfully - without thinking
Disregarding - ignore; make light of
Disregards - ignoring
Disrelation - being apart; break-up
Disrelations - being apart; break-up
Disrelish - dislike
Disrelished - dislike
Disrelishes - dislike
Disrelishing - dislike
Disremember - forget
Disremembered - forget
Disremembering - forget
Disremembers - forget
Disrepair - broken; deteriorated
Disrepairs - broken; deteriorated
Disreputability - shamefulness
Disreputable - dishonorable, lowly
Disreputably - badly
Disrepute - dishonor, shame
Disreputes - dishonor, shame
Disrespect - disregard, rudeness toward someone
Disrespected - disapprove
Disrespectful - insulting, rude
Disrespectfully - impolitely
Disrespecting - disapprove
Disrespective -
Disrespects - disregard, rudeness toward someone
Disreverence -
Disrobe - take off one's clothes
Disrobed - take off one's clothes
Disrobes - take off one's clothes
Disrobing - take off one's clothes
Disrupt - upset, disorganize
Disrupted - upset, disorganize
Disrupter - agitator
Disrupters - agitator
Disrupting - upset, disorganize
Disruption - division
Disruptions - division
Disruptive - causing trouble, confusion
Disruptiveness - disturbance caused by a minor legal offense
Disrupts - upset, disorganize
Dissatisfaction - discontent, unhappiness
Dissatisfactory - unsatisfactory
Dissatisfied - discontented, unhappy
Dissatisfies - displease
Dissatisfy - displease
Dissatisfying - displease
Dissect - cut up; take apart
Dissected - cut up; take apart
Dissecting - cut up; take apart
Dissection - cutting up, particularly of a dead body
Dissections - cutting up, particularly of a dead body
Dissects - cut up; take apart
Dissed - to denigrate
Dissemblance - dissimilarity
Dissemblances - dissimilarity
dissemble - means to conceal one's true motives, feelings, or beliefs; to disguise or hide behind a false appearance.
Dissembled - disguise, pretend
Dissembler - phony
Dissemblers - phony
Dissembles - disguise, pretend
Dissembling - disguise, pretend
Dissemblings - false face, cover
Disseminate - distribute, scatter
Disseminated - distribute, scatter
Disseminates - distribute, scatter
Disseminating - distribute, scatter
Dissemination - distribution
Disseminations - distribution
Dissension - conflict of opinion
Dissensions - conflict of opinion
Dissent - disagreement, disapproval
Dissented - disagreement, disapproval
Dissenter - dissident
Dissenters - dissident
Dissentience - conflict
Dissentiences - conflict
Dissentient - bad, contradictory
Dissentients - person who goes against normal behavior, beliefs
Dissenting - disagree
Dissention - debate, dispute
Dissentions - debate, dispute
Dissentious - causing trouble, damage
Dissents - disagreement, disapproval
Dissert - discuss, speak about
Dissertate - discuss, speak about
Dissertated - discuss, speak about
Dissertates - discuss, speak about
Dissertating - discuss, speak about
Dissertation - scholarly thesis
Dissertations - scholarly thesis
Disserted - discuss, speak about
Disserting - discuss, speak about
Disserts - discuss, speak about
Disserve - injure
Disserved - injure
Disserves - injure
Disservice - unkindness
Disservices - unkindness
Disserving - injure
Disses - to denigrate
Dissever - separate
Disseverance - division
Disseverances - division
Dissevered - separate
Dissevering - separate
Disseverment - division
Disseverments - division
Dissevers - separate
Dissidence - difference of opinion
Dissidences - difference of opinion
Dissident - disagreeing, differing
Dissidents - disagreeing, differing
Dissimilar - not alike; not capable of comparison
Dissimilarities - unlikeness
Dissimilarity - unlikeness
Dissimilarly - in another way; otherwise
Dissimilation - pretended behavior
Dissimilations - pretended behavior
Dissimilitude - difference
Dissimilitudes - difference
dissimulate - To conceal or disguise one's true feelings or intentions.
Dissimulated - conceal, disguise
Dissimulates - conceal, disguise
Dissimulating - conceal, disguise
Dissimulation - unreality
Dissimulations - unreality
Dissimulator - person who tells falsehood
Dissimulators - person who tells falsehood
Dissing - teasing
Dissipate - expend, spend
Dissipated - used up
Dissipater - person who is immoral
Dissipaters - person who is immoral
Dissipates - expend, spend
Dissipating - expend, spend
Dissipation - amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess
Dissipations - amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess
Dissipative - not economical
Dissipator - person who spends a lot
Dissipators - person who spends a lot
Dissociable - breakable
Dissociate - part company with; separate
Dissociated - part company with; separate
Dissociates - part company with; separate
Dissociating - part company with; separate
Dissociation - detachment, separation
Dissociations - detachment, separation
Dissoluble - separable
Dissolute - lacking restraint, indulgent
Dissoluteness - dissipation
Dissolutenesses - dissipation
Dissolution - separation, rupture
Dissolutions - separation, rupture
Dissolvable - fluid, flowing, melting
Dissolve - melt from solid to liquid; mix in
Dissolved - melt from solid to liquid; mix in
Dissolvent - having acidic, corrosive properties
Dissolvents - mixture of liquid and another substance
Dissolves - melt from solid to liquid; mix in
Dissolving - melt from solid to liquid; mix in
Dissolvings - effervescence
dissonance - the auditory experience of sound that lacks musical quality; sound that is a disagreeable auditory experience
Dissonances - disagreement
Dissonancies - conflict, discord
Dissonancy - conflict, discord
Dissonant - different, conflicting
Dissuade - talk out of
Dissuaded - talk out of
Dissuades - talk out of
Dissuading - talk out of
Dissuasion - prevention
Dissuasions - prevention
Dissymmetries - irregularity
Dissymmetry - irregularity
Distaff - feminine
Distaffs - feminine
Distance - interval, range
Distanced - dissociate oneself; leave behind
Distances - interval, range
Distancing - dissociate oneself; leave behind
Distant - faraway
Distaste - dislike, hate
Distasted - dislike
Distasteful - repulsive, unpleasant
Distastefulness - disagreeableness
Distastes - dislike, hate
Distasting - dislike
Distemper - disturbance
Distempered - upset, anger
Distempering - upset, anger
Distempers - disturbance
Distend - bulge, swell
Distended - swollen
Distending - bulge, swell
Distends - bulge, swell
Distensible - ample, extensive
Distension - increase, swelling
Distensions - increase, swelling
Distent - swollen
Distention - inflation
Distentions - inflation
Disthrone - remove from position of responsibility
Disthroned - remove from position of responsibility
Disthrones - remove from position of responsibility
Disthroning - remove from position of responsibility
Distich - pair
Distichous - having two of something
Distichs - pair
Distill - make pure; draw out something
Distillate - something condensed from whole
Distillates - something condensed from whole
Distillation - distillate
Distillations - distillate
Distilled - make pure; draw out something
Distiller - booze
Distilleries - booze
Distillers - booze
Distillery - booze
Distilling - make pure; draw out something
Distills - make pure; draw out something
Distinct - apparent, obvious
Distinction - differentiation; feature
Distinctions - differentiation; feature
Distinctive - different, unique
Distinctively - separately
Distinctiveness - individuality
Distinctly - clearly
Distinctness - discreteness
Distinctnesses - discreteness
Distingue - important; famous
Distinguish - tell the difference
Distinguishable - discernible
Distinguished - famous, outstanding
Distinguishes - tell the difference
Distinguishing - distinctive
Distort - deform; falsify
Distorted - crooked
Distorter - forger
Distorters - forger
Distorting - deform; falsify
Distortion - deformity; falsification
Distortions - deformity; falsification
Distorts - deform; falsify
Distract - divert attention; confuse
Distracted - troubled
Distractedly - wildly, fiercely
Distracter -
Distracting - divert attention; confuse
Distraction - having one's attention drawn away
Distractions - having one's attention drawn away
Distractor - misleading clue
Distractors - misleading clue
Distracts - divert attention; confuse
distrait - having the attention diverted especially because of anxiety
Distraught - very upset, worked-up
Distress - pain, agony
Distressed - upset
Distresses - pain, agony
Distressful - disturbing
Distressfully - extremely
Distressing - upsetting
Distressingly - dangerously, critically
Distribute - allocate, deliver, spread
Distributed - delivered
Distributes - allocate, deliver, spread
Distributing - allocate, deliver, spread
Distribution - allocation, dispersion
Distributions - allocation, dispersion
Distributor - wholesaler
Distributors - wholesaler
District - geographical area
Districts - geographical area
Distrust - lack of faith in something
Distrusted - be suspicious, skeptical of
Distrustful - disbelieving
Distrustfully - doubtingly
Distrusting - be suspicious, skeptical of
Distrustingly -
Distrusts - lack of faith in something
Disturb - bother, upset
Disturbance - commotion; upset
Disturbances - commotion; upset
Disturbed - disturbed physically
Disturbers -
Disturbing - disquieting
Disturbingly - very
Disturbs - bother, upset
Disuniform -
Disunion - division
Disunions - division
Disunite - detach
Disunited - detach
Disunites - detach
Disuniting - detach
Disunity - division
Disuse - state of non-use
Disused - no longer in use, in vogue
Disuses - state of non-use
Ditch - gulley
Ditched - get rid of
Ditches - gulley
Ditching - get rid of
dither - make a fuss; be agitated
Dithered - shake, vibrate
Dithering - not sure, not definite
Dithers - upset
dithyramb - (ancient Greece) a passionate hymn (usually in honor of Dionysus)
Dithyrambic - unrestrained
Dition -
Ditsier - silly
Ditsiest - silly
Ditsy - silly
Ditties - song
Ditto - the same; duplicate
Dittoed - copied
Dittoing - imitate, mock
Dittos - the same; duplicate
Ditty - song
Ditz - scatterbrain
Ditzes - scatterbrain
Ditzier - giddy
Ditziest - giddy
Ditzy - giddy
Diurnal - constant, lasting
Diuturnal - sturdy, long-lasting
Diva - prima donna
Divagate - stray
Divagated - stray
Divagates - stray
Divagating - stray
Divagation - digression
Divagations - digression
Divan - couch
Divans - couch
Divaricate - going separate ways
Divaricated - change
Divaricates - change
Divaricating - difference
Divarication - difference
Divarications - difference
Divas - prima donna
Dive - descent, usually underwater
Dived - descent, usually underwater
Diver - person who travels by sea
Diverge - go in different directions
Diverged - go in different directions
Divergence - branching out; difference
Divergences - branching out; difference
Divergencies - difference
Divergency - difference
Divergent - differing
Divergently - in another way; otherwise
Diverges - go in different directions
Diverging - go in different directions
Divers - various
Diverse - different; various
Diversely - in another way; alternatively
Diverseness - difference
Diversenesses - difference
Diversification - variety
Diversified - various
Diversifies - spread out; branch out
Diversiform - abundant, many
Diversify - spread out; branch out
Diversifying - spread out; branch out
Diversion - change in a course, path
Diversions - change in a course, path
Diversities - variety, difference
Diversity - variety, difference
Divert - turn a different direction
Diverted - deflected
Divertimenti - melody
Divertimento - melody
Divertimentos - melody
Diverting - amusing
Divertissement - sports, games, special interests
Divertissements - sports, games, special interests
Diverts - turn a different direction
Dives - descent, usually underwater
divest - reduce or dispose of; cease to hold (an investment)
Divested - dispossess; take off
Divesting - dispossess; take off
Divestiture - deprivation
Divestitures - deprivation
Divestment - deprivation
Divestments - deprivation
Divests - dispossess; take off
Divesture - deprivation
Divestures - deprivation
Dividable - separable
Divide - separate, disconnect
Divided - detached
Dividend - one's share, profit
Dividends - one's share, profit
Divider - protection used in or as furniture, motion picture display
Dividers - protection used in or as furniture, motion picture display
Divides - separate, disconnect
Dividing - separate, disconnect
Dividings - divider, division
Divination - fortune-telling
Divinations - fortune-telling
Divinatory - prophetic
Divine - godlike, perfect
Divined - godlike, perfect
Divinely - in an attractive or pleasing manner
Divineness - holiness
Divinenesses - holiness
Diviner - prophet
Diviners - prophet
Divines - godlike, perfect
Divinest - godlike, perfect
Diving - descent, usually underwater
Divining - prophesy
Divinities - absolute being; divine nature
Divinity - absolute being; divine nature
Divisible - separable
Division - separation, disconnection
Divisional - of a community, restricted to immediate area
Divisions - separation, disconnection
Divisive - dissenting
Divisiveness - dispute, quarrel
Divisivenesses - dispute, quarrel
Divorce - split-up of marriage
Divorced - split up a marriage
Divorcement - separation
Divorcements - separation
Divorces - split-up of marriage
Divorcing - split-up of marriage
Divot - grass
Divots - grass
Divulgation - printing of written or visual material
Divulgations - printing of written or visual material
Divulge - make known; confess
Divulged - make known; confess
Divulgement - disclosure, telling
Divulgements - disclosure, telling
Divulgence - rumor; information expressed in soft voice
Divulgences - rumor; information expressed in soft voice
Divulges - make known; confess
Divulging - make known; confess
Divvied - distribute
Divvies - distribute
Divvy - distribute
Divvying - distribute
Dizen - cover with apparel
Dizened - cover with apparel
Dizening - cover with apparel
Dizens - cover with apparel
Dizzied - confuse
Dizzier - light-headed, confused
Dizzies - confuse
Dizziest - light-headed, confused
Dizziness - whirling sensation
Dizzinesses - whirling sensation
Dizzy - light-headed, confused
Dizzying - giddy
Djembe -
Djinn - demon
Djinni - mythical being
Djinns - demon
Dnv -
Do - carry out
Doable - possible
Doc - person trained in medical science
Docent - guide
Docents - guide
docile - ready and willing to be taught
Docilities - good behavior; submissiveness
Docility - good behavior; submissiveness
Dock - waterfront
Dockage - place for boat docking, traffic, and storage
Dockages - place for boat docking, traffic, and storage
Docked - land on the waterfront
Docket - program, agenda
Docketed - arrange, order
Docketing - arrange, order
Dockets - program, agenda
Docking - land on the waterfront
Docks - waterfront
Dockyard - place for boat docking, traffic, and storage
Dockyards - place for boat docking, traffic, and storage
Docs - person trained in medical science
Doctor - medical practitioner
Doctorate - degree after bachelor's
Doctorates - degree after bachelor's
Doctored - adulterated
Doctoring - medical practitioner
Doctorings - medical care
Doctors - medical practitioner
Doctrinaire - dogmatic, opinionated
Doctrinaires - bigot
Doctrinal - accepted, traditional
Doctrine - opinion; principle
Doctrines - opinion; principle
Docudrama - factual film or tv presentation
Docudramas - factual film or tv presentation
Document - written communication
Documentaries - investigative report
Documentary - investigative report
Documentary movie -
Documentation - written remarks
Documentations - written remarks
Documented - record
Documenting - record
Documents - written communication
Dodder - shake
Doddered - shake
doddering - mentally or physically infirm with age
Dodders - shake
Dodge - trick, feint
Dodgeball -
Dodged - avoid
Dodger - slacker
Dodgers - slacker
Dodges - trick, feint
Dodgier - evasively tricky
Dodgiest - evasively tricky
Dodging - avoid
Dodgings - eluding; preventing
Dodgy - evasively tricky
Dodo - elderly person
Dodoes - elderly person
Dodos - elderly person
Doe - animal
Doer - go-getter
Doers - go-getter
Does - carry out
Doest - carry out
Doeth - carry out
Doff - remove
Doffed - remove
Doffing - remove
Doffs - remove
Dog - canine mammal
Dog iron -
Dogcatcher - person who guards and manages
Dogcatchers - person who guards and manages
Doge - government head
Dogear - fold, rumple
Dogeared - shabby, in bad shape
Dogearing - fold, rumple
Dogears - fold, rumple
Doges - government head
Dogface - foot soldiers
Dogfaces - foot soldiers
Dogfight - fight
Dogfights - fight
Dogged - determined, persistent
Doggedly - stubbornly
Doggedness - perseverance
Doggednesses - perseverance
Doggerel - expressive, rhythmic literary work
Doggerels - expressive, rhythmic literary work
Doggier - well-groomed, neat
Doggies - canine mammal
Doggiest - well-groomed, neat
Dogging - chase after; bother
Doggone - damned, doomed for bad ending
Doggoned - damn
Doggones - damn
Doggonest - damned, doomed for bad ending
Doggoning - damn
Doggy - well-groomed, neat
Doghouse - dog lodging
Doghouses - dog lodging
Dogie - lost or unclaimed person or thing
Dogies - lost or unclaimed person or thing
Dogleg - bend
Doglegs - bend
dogma - a religious doctrine that is proclaimed as true without proof
Dogmas - belief, principle
Dogmata - belief, principle
Dogmatic - dictatorial, opinionated
Dogmatism - intolerance, prejudice
Dogmatisms - intolerance, prejudice
Dogmatist - person who is narrow-minded
Dogmatists - person who is narrow-minded
Dogmatize - get the wrong idea
Dogmatized - get the wrong idea
Dogmatizer -
Dogmatizes - get the wrong idea
Dogmatizing - get the wrong idea
Dognap - take by force and without permission
Dognaped - take by force and without permission
Dognaping - take by force and without permission
Dognapped - take by force and without permission
Dognapping - take by force and without permission
Dognaps - take by force and without permission
Dogs - canine mammal
Dogsled - sleigh
Dogsleds - sleigh
Dogtrot - run for recreation
Dogtrots - run for recreation
Dogtrotted - run for recreation
Dogtrotting - run for recreation
Dogwatch - night shift
Dogwatches - night shift
Dogy - bovine animals
Doilies - linen
Doily - linen
Doing - achievement
Doings - actions
Doldrums - depression
Dole - allowance, allocation
Doled - administer, distribute
Doleful - depressing
Dolefully - unhappily
Dolefulness - sadness
Dolefulnesses - sadness
Dolent - sorrowful
Doles