Don
Donn.a Spanish title for a gentleman
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Don (2)
Donv.t.to put on, invest with, dress, ob.
Donation
Donationn.a gift, present, bounty, grant
Donatism
Donatismn.the doctrins of the donatists, who held all baptism null, unless administered in their churches
Donatist
Donatistn.an adherent to donatism
Donative
Donativen.a gift, dole, benefice, kind of living
Done
Donepa.pass. of the verb to do,Pron. [pron, dun]
Done (2)
Donev.used to confirm a wager, let it be done
Donee
Doneen.a person to whom lands, &c. are given
Dongyred
Dongyreda.let down in round wrinkles, ob.
Donor
Donorn.a giver, bestower, benefactor, friend
Doodle
Doodlen.a trifler, idler, simple fellow, fool
Doom
Doomv.t.to sentence, condemn, destine, judge
Doom (2)
Doomn.a sentence, judgment, state, destruction
Doomage
Doomagen.fine or penalty. Law of N.H.
Doomed
Doomedpa.condemned, destined, fated, fixed
Doomsday
Doomsdayn.the day of judgment, the last day
Doomsday-Book
Doomsday-bookn.a book for registering estates
Door
Door, [dore]n.the gate of a house, an opening for entrance, means of admittance
Doorkeeper
Doorkeepern.one who keeps a door, a porter
Dor
Dorn.an insect, the hedger chafer
Dorado
Doradon.a large fish like the dolphin
Doree
Doreen.a fish, oval and depressed on the sides
Doric
Dorica.relating to an order of architectue
Dormant
Dormanta.sleeping, lying, neglected, concealed
Dormitory
Dormitoryn.a place to sleep in, a burial place
Dormouse
Dormousen.a tribe of small animals which repose during winter