Webster's Dictionary 1806

1972

Dollar

Dollara.silver coint of the U.S. value 1 cents but in Europe the name is given to coins of different values

1973

Dolomite

Dolomiten.a calcareous earth or lime stone containing an unusual quantity of fixed air

1974

Dolor

Dolorn.grief, sorrow, lamentation, heaviness, pain

1975

Dolorific

Dolorifica.causing grief or pain

1976

Dolorous

Dolorousa.sorrowful, doleful, dismal, painful

1977

Dolorously

Dolorouslyad.mournfully, sadly, painfully

1978

Dolphin

Dolphinn.a kind of beautiful seafish

1979

Dolt

Doltn.a heavy stupid person, blockhead dunce

1980

Doltish

Doltisha.stupid, blockish, dull, heavy, mean

1981

Doltishness

Doltishnessn.stupidity, dulness, weakness

1982

Domain

Domainn.a possession, estate, dominion, power

1983

Dome

Domen.an arched roof, cupola, building, house

1984

Domestic

Domestica.belonging to a house, private, tame

1985

Domestic (2)

Domesticn.a servant in the house, a dependant

1986

Domesticate

Domesticatev.t.to make domestic or tame

1987

Domestication

Domesticationn.the act of taming, state of being tamed

1988

Domicil

Domiciln.a mansion-house, permanent residence

1989

Domiciled

Domiciled, or Domiciliateda.haaving permanent residence

1990

Domiciliary

Domiciliarya.pertaining to private mansions

1991

Dominant

Dominanta.ruling, prevailing, governing

1992

Dominate

Dominatev.t.to prevail, rule over, govern

1993

Domination

Dominationn.power, dominion, tyranny, rule

1994

Domineer

Domineerv.t.to hector, to behave with insolence

1995

Dominical

Dominicala.denoting the Lord's day

1996

Dominicans

Dominicansn.an order of monks or friars

1997

Dominion

Dominionn.sovereign authority, a territory

1998

Domino

Dominon.a kind of hood, a kind of long dress