Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Dangle

Danglev.t.to hang loose or about, to follow

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Dangler

Danglern.one who hangs about women, a trifler

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Danish

Danisha.pertaining to Denmark or the Danes

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Danish (2)

Danishn.the language of the Danes

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Dank

Danka.damp, moist, wet;n.moisture, water

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Dankish

Dankisha.somewhat damp or moist, wettish

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Dankishness

Dankishnessn.a trifling moisture or wetness

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Dap

Dapv.t.to drop or let fall getly into water

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Dapper

Dappera.little and active, lively, neat, tight

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Dapple

Dapplea.of various colors, streaked;v.t.to streak

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Dare

Darev.dared, durst,pret.dared,pa.to defy, challenge, have curage, stare

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Dare (2)

Daren.a defiance, challenge, fish, pain, harm

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Daric

Daricn.an ancient gold coin of Darius the Mede, value about 25s. ster. or 556 cents

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Daring

Daringa.bold, adventurous, fearless, impudent

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Daringly

Daringlyad.boldly, courageously, saucily, pertly

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Daringness

Daringnessn.boldness, impudence, sauciness

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Dark

Darkn.darkness, obscurity, ignorance, perplexity

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Dark (2)

Darka.void of light, blind, obscure

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Darken

Darkenv.to make or grow dark, fully, perplex

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Darkish

Darkisha.rather dark, dusky, dull obscure

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Darkling

Darklinga.bing in the dark, void of light, dull

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Darkly

Darklyad.in the dark, blindly, obscurely

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Darkness

Darknessn.want of light, obscurity, wickedness

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Darksome

Darksomea.wanting light, gloomy, obscure

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Darling

Darlingn.a favorite, a delight;a.dear, beloved

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Darn

Darnv.t.to mend holes or rents

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Darnel

Darneln.a common field-weed, Colium