Drama
Draman.the action of a play, a play, a poem
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Draman.the action of a play, a play, a poem
Dramatica.represented by action, theatrical
Dramatistn.an author or writer of plays
Drankpret.andpa.of to drink
Drapev.i.to make cloth, ob.
Drapern.a person who sells or deals in cloth
Draperyn.clothwork, the dress of a picture or statue
Drapetn.a cloth, table cloth, coverlet, ob.
Drastica.powerful, efficacious, strong
Draughtn.the act of drinking, seeSee: draft
Draughthousen.a place for filth
Dravepret.of to drive, ob.
Drawv.drew,pret.drawn,pa.to pull, take out, unsheath, allure, attract, snok, describe
Draw-welln.a deep well to draw water, water from
Drawbackn.money paid back on exportation
Drawbridgen.a bridge that can be drawn up
Draween.one on whom a bill is drawn
Drawern.one who draws a bill of exchange or note, a sliding box in a chest
Drawersn. pl.a kind of light or thin breeches
Drawingn.a delineation, representation, sketch
Drawingroomn.a room for receiving company
Drawlv.i.to speak in a slow and divelling way
Drawnpa.pulled, unsheathed, described
Drayn.a kind of cart used by brewers, a nest
Drayhorsen.a horse used to draw in a dray
Draymann.a man that attends a dray
Drazeln.a mean low wretch, dirty woman, drab