Webster's Dictionary 1806

1891

Divulsion

Divulsionn.the act of plucking off or away

1892

Dizen

Dizenv.t.to deck, dress, trim, set off, ob.

1893

Dizziness

Dizzinessn.giddiness, great thoughtlessness

1894

Dizzy

Dizzya.giddy, thoughtless;v.t.to make giddy

1895

Do

Dov.did,pret.done,pa.to perform, to act, deal with, succeed, answer the purpose

1896

Do (2)

Don.bustle, stir, hurry, noise, confusion

1897

Docible

Docible, or Docilea.easy to be taught, tractable

1898

Docibleness

Docibleness, or Docilityn.an aptness to be taught

1899

Docimastic

Docimastica.pertaining to the essaying of metals

1900

Dock

Dockn.a place for ships, cut tail, chine, herb

1901

Dock (2)

Dockv.t.to lay a ship in a dock, to cut short

1902

Docked

Dockedpa.having or laid in a dock, cut short

1903

Docket

Docketn.a direction tied upon goods, a summary, a list of cases in court

1904

Docket (2)

Docketv.t.to place in or mark with a docket

1905

Dockyard

Dockyardn.a yard for holding naval stores, &c.

1906

Doctor

Doctorn.a title in divinity, law, &c. a teacher

1907

Doctor (2)

Doctorv.t.to physic, cure, heal, take care of

1908

Doctorally

Doctorallyad.in the manner of a doctor, wifely

1909

Doctorate

Doctoraten.the degree of doctor granted by a college or university

1910

Doctorship

Doctorshipn.the highest academical degree

1911

Doctress

Doctressn.a woman skilled in physic

1912

Doctrin

Doctrinn.a pcept, principle, act of teaching

1913

Doctrinal

Doctrinala.containing or relating to doctrin

1914

Doctrinally

Doctrinallyad.by way of doctrin, positively

1915

Document

Documentn.an instruction, direction, proof

1916

Document (2)

Documentv.t.to furnish with written proofs of instructions

1917

Documental

Documentala.relating to instruction or proof