Durably
Durablyad.in a lasting or strong manner
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Durance
Durancen.imprisonment, custody, continuance
Durant
Durantn.a glazed woolen stuff
Duration
Durationn.continuance, time, length of time
Dure
Durev.i.to last, continue, remain, endure, ob.
Dureless
Durelessa.not continuing, fading, frail, ob.
Duress
Duressn.constraint by confinement or menaces
During
Duringpa.for, in, for the time of continuance
Durity
Durityn.hardness, firmness, cruelty
Durst
Durstpret.of to dare
Dusk
Duska.tending to darkness, rather dark, dark
Dusk (2)
Duskn.a tendency to darkness or blackness
Duskily
Duskily, or Duskishlyad.darkly, cloudily, dimly
Duskiness
Duskinessn.slight obscurity
Duskish
Duskish, or Duskya.inclining to darkness, heavy
Dust
Dustn.earth dried to powder, the grave
Dust (2)
Dustv.to throw dust upon, free from dust, beat
Dustiness
Dustinessn.a dusty state or condition
Dustman
Dustmann.one who takes or carries away dust
Dusty
Dustya.clouded or covered with dust, filthy
Dutch
Dutcha.pertaining to the inhabitants of Holland
Dutch (2)
Dutchn.the language of Holland or the people
Dutchess
Dutchessn.false orthography, seeSee: duchess
Duteous
Duteous, or Dutifula.obedient, submissive, kind
Dutiable
Dutiablea.subject to duties or impost
Dutifully
Dutifullyad.obediently, respectfully, kindly
Dutifulness
Dutifulnessn.obedience, submission, respect, duty