Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Din (2)

Dinv.t.to stun with noise, bawl, rattle

1190

Dine

Dinev.i.to eat or give a dinner;n.a dinner

1191

Dinetical

Dineticala.whirling or turning round, rotary, ob.

1192

Ding

Dingv.to dash, fling, cast, bluster, huff, bounce

1193

Dingdong

Dingdongad.like a bell, very fast or hard

1194

Dingle

Dinglen.a hollow between two hills, dale, vale

1195

Dingy

Dingya.dark, dirty, foul, soiled, sullied

1196

Diningroom

Diningroomn.a room to dine in, or for company

1197

Dinner

Dinnern.our chief or principal meal

1198

Dinnertime

Dinnertimen.the usual time of dining, noon

1199

Dint

Dintn.a blow, stroke, force, power, mark, hole

1200

Dint (2)

Dintv.t.to make a cavity or hollow, to mark

1201

Diocesan

Diocesann.a bishop;a.blonging to a diocese

1202

Diocess

Diocess, or Diocesen.the jurisdiction of a bishop

1203

Diodon

Diodonn.a genus of fish of a singular form

1204

Diomede

Diomeden.an aquatic bird of the size of a duck

1205

Dioptrical

Dioptricala.pertaining to dioptrics

1206

Dioptrics

Dioptricsn.the science of refracted vision

1207

Dip

Dipv.to put, sink, plunge, engage, pierce, look

1208

Dipetalous

Dipetalousa.having two flower laves

1209

Diphyllous

Diphyllousa.having two laves

1210

Diploma

Diploman.a deed of some privilege or degree

1211

Diplomatic

Diplomatica.pertaining to diplomas, privilege, relating to public ministers

1212

Diplomatics

Diplomaticsn.the science of ancient literary documents, as charters, &c.

1213

Dipper

Dippern.one who dips, a vessel to dip with

1214

Dipsas

Dipsasn.a serpent whose bite cause thirst

1215

Dipthong

Dipthongn.two vowels set or sounded together