Dross
Drossn.the scum of metals, rust, refuse, dregs
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Drossiness
Drossinessn.a drossy state or quality, soulness
Drossy
Drossya.full of dross, foul, worthless, mean
Drought
Drought, or Drouthn.dry weather, dryness, thrist
Droughty
Droughty, or Drouthya.wanting rain, thirsty, dry
Drove
Droven.a herd of cattle, crowd of people, number
Drover
Drovern.one who drives cattle to market
Drown
Drownv.t.to choke with water, overflow, lose
Drowsily
Drowsilyad.sleepily, heavily, dully, lazily
Drowsiness
Drowsinessn.sleepiness, heaviness with sleep
Drowsy
Drowsya.sleepy, heavy, dull, sluggish, stupid
Drub
Drubn.a thump, knock, blow, bang, stroke, cuff
Drub (2)
Drubv.t.to thrash, to bang or beat with a stick
Drubbing
Drubbingn.a beating, chastisement, correction
Drudge
Drudgev.i.to labor in mean offices, labor, toil
Drudge (2)
Drudge, or Drudgern.a mean laborious servant, a slave
Drudgery
Drudgeryn.hard and mean labor, slavery
Drudgingly
Drudginglyad.laboriously, toilsomely, closely
Drug
Drugn.a medical simple, a thing of little worth
Drug (2)
Drugv.t.to season wih drugs, make offensive
Drugged
Druggedpa.having drugs, made offensive
Drugget
Druggetn.a slight kind of woollen stuff
Druggist
Druggist, or Drugistern.a person who sells drugs
Druid
Druidn.an ancient British priest, poet, &c.
Druidess
Druidessn.a female druid
Druidical
Druidicala.of or relating to the Druids
Druidism
Druidismn.the religion of theDruids