Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Daisy

Daisyn.a small common spring-flower

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Dakerhen

Dakerhenn.a gallinaceous bird like a quail

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Dale

Dalen.a vale, valley, space between two hills

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Dalliance

Dalliancen.fondness, love pastime, delay

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Dallier

Dalliern.one who dallies, a fondler, a trifler

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Dally

Dallyv.to delay, toy, trifle

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Dalmatian

Dalmatiana.pertaining to Dalmatia, on the Gulf of Venice

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Dalsied

Dalsieda.full of or adorned with daisies

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Dam

Damn.a mother of brutes, bank to stop water

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Dam (2)

Damv.t.to stop or sut up, confine, obstruct

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Damage

Damagen.mischief, hurt, loss, injury

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Damage (2)

Damagev.t.to injure, hurt, mar, impair, spoil

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Damageable

Damageablea.that may be hurt, mischievous

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Damaged

Damagedpa.injured, hurt, impaired, spoiled

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Damask

Damaskn.silk, woollen, &c. woven into flowers

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Damask (2)

Damaskv.t.to weave into flowers, &c. to warm

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Damaskeen

Damaskeenv.t.to inlaid with gold or silver

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Dame

Damen.a lady, a woman in general

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Damn

Damnv.t.to curse, condemn, doom, hiss down

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Damnability

Damnability, or Damnablenessn.a damnable state

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Damnable

Damnablea.destructive, most wicked, odious

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Damnably

Damnablyad.destructively, wickedly, odiously

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Damnation

Damnationn.the punishment of the damned

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Damnatory

Damnatorya.tending to condemn

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Damned

Damnedpa.cursed, doomed, exploded, ruined

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Damnify

Damnifyv.t.to injure, damage, hurt, impair

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Damningness

Damningnessn.a tendency to damnation or ruin