Dueness
Duenessn.a due or fit quality, propriety, fitness
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Duenessn.a due or fit quality, propriety, fitness
Duennan.an old governance to a lady, an old ma
Duet, or Duetton.a song or air in two parts
Dugpret.of to dig;n.the pap or teat of a beast
Duken.a title, the next dignity below a prince
Dukedomn.the possessions or title of a duke
Dulbraineda.dull, stupid, heavy, thick, foolish
Dulceta.sweet, harmonious, luscious, rich
Dulcification, or Dulcorationn.the act of sweetning
Dulcify, or Dulcoratev.t.to sweeten, purify
Dulcimern.an old kind of musical instrument
Dulhead, or Dullardn.a blockhead, a stupid person
Dulla.stupid, slow, blunt, dejected, gloomy, sad
Dullv.t.to stupify, blunt, clog, damp, sadden
Dullan.a lower kind of adoration or worship, ob.
Dullness, or Dulnessn.stupidity, sluggishness, heaviness, dimness, bluntness
Dullyad.stupidly, slowly, sluggishly, heavily
Dulocracyn.a predominance of, or rule by, slaves
Dulse, or Dilsen.a palmated seaweed
Dulyad.properly, fitly, exactly, regularly, justly
Dumal, or Dumousa.full bushes, briery, rough
Dumba.unable to speak, speechless, silent, mute
Dumbfoundv.t.to strike dumb, ob. and vulgar
Dumblyad.without using words, silently
Dumbnessn.a dumb state, inability to speak, silence
Dumpingn.a sort of boiled pudding;a.thick
Dumpisha.somewhat sour or sad, melancholy