Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Darrain

Darrainv.t.to range troops for battle, ob.

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Dart

Dartn.a weapon thrown by the hand

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Dart (2)

Dartv.to pass, as a dart, to throw offensively

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Darting

Dartingpa.throwing, shooting, painful

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Dartingly

Dartinglyad.in manner of a dart, very swiftly

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Dash

Dashv.t.to strike against, rush, blot out, mix

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Dash (2)

Dashn.a stroke, blow, mixture, this mark (-)

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Dastard

Dastardn.a coward, fainthearted fellow, poltroon

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Dastard (2)

Dastard, or Dastardizev.t.to terrify, to frighten

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Dastardly

Dastardlya.cowardly, timorous, mean, base

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Date

Datev.t.to give, mark or note the precise time

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Date (2)

Daten.a point of time, fruit of the palm tree

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Dated

Datedpa.marked with the true or exact tim

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Dateless

Datelessa.having no date mentioned, not dated

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Dative

Dativea.the third of the six cases in grammar, used in actions of giving and restoring

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Daub

Daubv.t.to smear, trim gaudily, flatter, bribe

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Dauber

Daubern.a coarse low painter

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Daubry

Daubryn.bad or coarse painting, art flattery

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Dauby

Daubya.flicky, glutinous, ropy, tough

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Daughter

Daughtern.a female child, a female penitent

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Daunt

Dauntv.to discourage, dispirit, frighten, dash

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Daunted

Dauntedpa.dispirited, frightened, terrified

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Dauntless

Dauntlessa.fearless, not dejected, bold, stout

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Dauphin

Dauphinn.the eldest son of the king of France

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Dauphiness

Dauphinessn.the wife or ladn. the wife or ladey of the dauphin

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Davit

Davitn.a beam to hoist the flukes of anchors

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Daw

Dawn.the name of a black bird, the jackdaw