Dress (2)
Dressv.t.to clothe, deck, adorn, prepare, cook, cover a wound, trim, rub, curry, beat
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Dressv.t.to clothe, deck, adorn, prepare, cook, cover a wound, trim, rub, curry, beat
Dressern.a person who dresses, a kitchen-table
Dressingn.the act of clothing, saive, a trimming a covering of manure
Dressingroomn.a place made use of to dress in
Dressya.dressing much, showy in dress
Dribblev.i.to drop or fall slowly, slaver, drivel
Dribletn.a small part of a large sum, a portion
Driern.what sucks up moisture;a.more dry
Driftv.to throw on heaps, float, drive along
Drillv.t.to bore, cut, delay, drag slowly, range
Drilln.a sharp instrument, small furrow, baboon
Drinkn.liquor to be drank, any liquor, beer, &c.
Drinkv.drank,pret.drank,pa.to swallow, liquors, to suck up or in, to practice drinking to excess
Drinkablea.such as may be drank, tolerable
Drinkern.one who drinks, a drunkard, a sot
Drinkingn.the act of swallowing liquors
Dripv.i.to drop down;n.what falls in drops
Drippingn.the fat that drops from roast meat
Drippingpann.a pan for the fat of roast meat
Dripplea.weak, rare, unusual, uncommon
Drivev.drove,pret.driven,pa.to force, knock, rush, go, urge, aim
Drivelv.i.to slaver, drop, dote, be foolish
Driveln.slaver, spittle, a fool idiot, driveller
Drivellern.a fool, idiot, oaf, simpleton, dotard
Drivenpa.of to drive
Drivern.one who drives, one who forces or urges on
Drizzlev.i.to come or fall in small drops