- daunt, v. Dictionary lookup
to frighten or intimidate
- dearth, n. Dictionary lookup
scarcity, lack
- debacle, n. Dictionary lookup
a breakup, an overthrow, a sudden great disaster
- demur, v. Dictionary lookup
to hesitate, to take exception to, to object
- denouement, n. Dictionary lookup
the outcome, the solution, the unraveling of a plot
- derelict, adj. Dictionary lookup
remiss. negligent
- derelict, adj. Dictionary lookup
remiss. negligent
- desiccate, v. Dictionary lookup
to dry completely, to preserve by drying
- desuetude, n. Dictionary lookup
the cessation of use, disuse
- desultory, adj. Dictionary lookup
random, passing from one thing to another in a disorganized way
- detumescence, n. Dictionary lookup
diminution of swelling
- diaphanous, adj. Dictionary lookup
transparent or translucent, gauzy
- diffidence, n. Dictionary lookup
modesty, humility, self-doubt
- dilatory, adj. Dictionary lookup
causing or tending to cause delay, procrastinating
- dilettante, n. Dictionary lookup
a dabbler, a trifler, one who pursues an art desultorily
- discombobulate, v. Dictionary lookup
to upset
- disingenuousness, n. Dictionary lookup
insincerity, cunning, craftiness
- disparage, v. Dictionary lookup
to belittle, to show disrespect for
- disparate, adj. Dictionary lookup
not able, dissimilar, distinct or different in kind
- dissemble, v. Dictionary lookup
to hide, to conceal, to disguise
- dissolute, adj. Dictionary lookup
loose in behavior and morals, lewd, debauched
- divestiture, n. Dictionary lookup
the deprivation of rank, rights, etc.; the stripping of clothing, arms, etc.
- doggerel, n. Dictionary lookup
trivial, poorly constructed verse
- dogmatic, adj. Dictionary lookup
arrogant, dictatorial, authoritative
- dross, n. Dictionary lookup
waste matter, refuse, any worthless material separated from the better part
- ductility, n. Dictionary lookup
the quality of being easily molded or easily led
- dulcet, adj. Dictionary lookup
melodious, harmonious