Diptote
Diptoten.a substantive that has only two cases
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Diptych
Diptychn.a reister of martyrs or bishops
Dire
Dire, or Direfula.dreadful, dismal, horrible
Direct
Directa.strait, right, open express, plain, full
Direct (2)
Directv.t.to order, rule, regulate, inform, aim
Directed
Directedpa.ordered, shown, pointed, aimed
Direction
Directionn.an order, rule, aim, superscription
Directive
Directivea.able to infom, showing the way
Directly
Directlyad.immediately, soon, in a strait line
Directness
Directnessn.straitness, a nearness of way
Director
Directorn.a superintendant, guide, ruler, rule
Directorial
Directoriala.containing direction or command
Directory
Directoryn.a rule or book to direct, a prayer
Directory (2)
Directorya.enjoining, commanding
Directress
Directressn.a female who directs
Direness
Direnessn.dreadfulness, dismalness, horror
Direption
Direptionn.the act of plundering, robbery
Dirge
Dirgen.a mournful or funeral ditty, a service
Dirk
Dirkn.a kind of dagger,v.t.to spoil, to rule
Dirt
Dirt, [durt]n.earth, filth, meanness
Dirt (2)
Dirtv.t.to foul, to stain, make filthy
Dirtily
Dirtilyad.nastily, shamefully, meanly
Dirtiness
Dirtinessn.filthiness, baseness, meanness, dirt
Dirty
Dirtya.foul, filthy, nasty, sullied, base, mean
Dirty (2)
Dirtyv.t.to foul, soil, dit, scandalize, disgrace
Diruption
Diruptionn.the act of state of bursting, a rent
Disability
Disabilityn.want of power or right, weakness