Drum
Drumn.a military instrument, a part of the ear
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Drum (2)
Drumv.i.to beat a drum, beat, knock, lay on
Drumble
Drumblev.i.to be idle or sluggish, loiter, ob.
Drummajor
Drummajorn.the chief or first drummer
Drummaker
Drummakern.one who makes or sells drums
Drummer
Drummern.one who drums, one who lays on
Drumstick
Drumstickn.a stick to beat a drum with
Drunk
Drunk, or Drunkena.having too much liquor
Drunkard
Drunkardn.one given to too much drink, a sot
Drunkenly
Drunkenlyad.in a drunken manner or state, sottishly
Drunkenness
Drunkennessn.a drunken state or habit
Drupaceous
Drupaceousa.containg drupes
Drupe
Drupen.a pericarp or pulp, inclosing a stone as a peach
Drusy
Drusya.abounding with very minute crystals
Dry
Drya.having no moisture, thirsty, flat, droll
Dry (2)
Dryv.t.to free from moisture, drain, wipe
Dryad
Dryadn.a wood nymph
Dryer
Dryern.what dries or sucks up moisture
Dryeyed
Dryeyeda.void of tears, hard, unfeeling
Dryly
Drylyad.coldly, severely, barrenly, slily
Dryness
Drynessn.a want of moisture, sap or affection
Drynurse
Drynursen.one who brings up without the breast
Drynurse (2)
Drynursev.t.to bring up without the breast
Dryshod
Dryshoda.having the feet dry;ad.with the feet dry
Dual
Duala.expressing the number 2, second
Dub
Dubv.t.to confer a title of dignity;n.a blow
Dubbed
Dubbedpa.made, formed, invested with honor