Dowable
Dowablea.that may or ought to be endowed
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Dowager
Dowagern.a widow with a cowery or jointure
Dowdy
Dowdyn.an aukward and ill-dressed woman
Dower
Dower, or Doweryn.a jointure, wife's portion
Dowered
Dowereda.portioned, have a jointure
Dowerless
Dowerlessa.being without a fortune, poor gift
Dowlas
Dowlasn.a kind of coarse strong linen
Down
Downn.a large open plain, very soft fethers, &c.
Down (2)
Downprep.along a descent;ad.on the ground
Down (3)
Downv.to subdue, bring low, destroy, go down
Downcast
Downcasta.bent down, uneasy, dejected, dull
Downfall
Downfalln.a fall, ruin, calamity, sudden change
Downfallen
Downfallena.fallen down, cast down, ruined
Downhaul
Downhauln.a rope to haul down a sail
Downhill
Downhilla.descending, sloping;n.a descent
Downlooking
Downlookinga.downcast, gloomuy, sullen
Downright
Downrighta.open, undisguised, plain, honest
Downright (2)
Downrightad.plainly, honestly, completely
Downs
Downsn.a hilly open country, the sea near Deal
Downsitting
Downsittingn.a sitting down, rest, repose, ease
Downward
Downwarda.bending down, dejected, uneasy
Downward (2)
Downward, or Downwardsad.from higher to lower
Downy
Downya.covered with or like down, soft, easy
Doxology
Doxologyn.a short form of giving glory to God
Doxy
Doxyn.a soldier's trull, loose wench
Doze
Dozev.to slumber, stupify, dull;n.a slumber
Dozen
Dozen, [duzn]n.twelve;a.relating to twelve