Webster's Dictionary 1806

1162

Dilute

Dilutev.t.to thin, to weaken with water

1163

Diluted

Dilutedpa.made thin, weakened, softened

1164

Dilution

Dilutionn.the act of diluting or making thin

1165

Diluvian

Diluviana.relating or belonging to the deluge

1166

Dim

Dima.dark, not clear in fight or apprehension

1167

Dim (2)

Dimv.t.to cloud, darken, obscure, overcast

1168

Dime

Dimen.a silver coin of the U.S. of ten cents

1169

Dimension

Dimensionn.the solid bulk, bulk, capacity, size

1170

Dimensionless

Dimensionlessa.without dimensions or bounds

1171

Dimensive

Dimensivea.marking out limits, bounding, ob.

1172

Dimidiate

Dimidiatea.halved, divided in two

1173

Diminish

Diminishv.to lessen, decrease, decay, degrade

1174

Diminishingly

Diminishinglyad.in a vilifying or bad manner

1175

Diminution

Diminutionn.the act of lessening, loss, discredit,

1176

Diminutive

Diminutivea.small, little, contempitble, mean

1177

Diminutively

Diminutivelyad.in a diminutive manner

1178

Diminutiveness

Diminutivenessn.a diminutive state, smallness

1179

Dimish

Dimisha.somewhat dim, somewhat dark or dull

1180

Dimissory

Dimissorya.sent from bishop to bishop

1181

Dimity

Dimityn.a kind of what sustain, a fine sustain

1182

Dimly

Dimlyad.not with clear fight, darkly, obscurely

1183

Dimness

Dimnessn.a defect of light, stupidity, dulness

1184

Dimple

Dimplen.a small hollow in the cheek or chin

1185

Dimple (2)

Dimplev.i.to form dimples, to sink into holes

1186

Dimpled

Dimpledpa.set with or having dimples

1187

Dimply

Dimplya.full of or like dimples, hollow

1188

Din

Dinn.a noise, clatter, continued sound