Duty
Dutyn.obedience, obligation, a tax, custom
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Duty (2)
Dutyv.t.to iimpose a duty or customs
Duumvir
Duumvirn.one of two officers in Rome
Duumviral
Duumvirala.pertaining to a duumvirate
Duumvirate
Duumviraten.a government held by two persons
Dwale
Dwalen.a name for night shade
Dwarf
Dwarfn.a man, &c. below the usual size
Dwarf (2)
Dwarfv.t.to hinder or keep from growing
Dwarf (3)
Dwarfa.that is below natural size, small, low
Dwarfed
Dwarfedpa.stopped in the growth, stunted
Dwarfish
Dwarfisha.below the common size, very short
Dwell
Dwellv.i.dwelled, dwelt,pret.dwelt,pa.to live, inhabit, reside, continue, stay
Dweller
Dwellern.a person that dwells, an inhabitant
Dwelling
Dwellingn.a habitation, abode, state of life
Dwellingplace
Dwellingplacen.a place of residence
Dwindle
Dwindlev.i.to shrink, fall away, grow feeble
Dye
Dyev.t.to tinge, color give a different color
Dye (2)
Dyen.coloring matter, tinge, color
Dyeing
Dyeinga.coloring;n.the art of coloring
Dying
Dyingpa.expiring, sinking, withering
Dynamical
Dynamicala.pertaining to power
Dynastic
Dynasticn.a sovereign, governor, ruler, prince
Dynasty
Dynastyn.sovereignty, government
Dyscracy
Dyscracyn.a distemper in the blood or juices
Dysenteric
Dysenterica.pertaining to or having dysentery
Dysentery
Dysenteryn.a looseness, a flux, the blood flux
Dysorexy
Dysorexyn.an impaired or depraved appetite