to set in array to disfigure, transform DAUB DISME to disguise a tenth or tithe DAUBERY DISPARK imposition to destroy a park DAY-WOMAN DISPONGE a dairy-maid to squeeze out as from a sponge DEARN DISPOSE lonely disposal, to conspire DEBOSHED DISPOSITION debauched, drunken maintenance DECK DISSEMBLY to bedew used ridiculously for assembly DECK DISTASTE a pack of cards to corrupt DECLINE DISTEMPERED to enumerate discontented DECLINED DISTRACTION fallen a detached troop or company of soldiers DEEM DISTRAUGHT doom, judgment distracted, mad DEFEAT DIVERTED to undo, destroy turned from the natural course DEFEATURE DIVISION disfigurement a phrase or passage in a melody DEFENCE DIVULGED art of fencing published, spoken of DEFEND DOFF to forbid to put off DEFENSIBLE DOLT having the power to defend a small Dutch coin DEFTLY DOLE dexterously lamentation DEFY DON renounce to do on, put on DEGREES DONE a step 'done to death,' put to death DELAY DOTANT to let slip by delaying one who dotes, a dotard DEMERIT DOUT merit, desert to do out, quench DEMURELY DOWLAS solemnly a kind of coarse sacking DENAY DOWLE denial the swirl of a feather DENOTEMENT DOWN-GYVED marking Note or manifestation hanging down like gyves or fetters DEPEND DRAB to be in service a harlot DERIVED DRABBING born, descended whoring DEROGATE DRAUGHT degraded a privy DESCANT DRAWN a variation upon a melody having his sword drawn DESIGN DRAWN to draw up articles drunk, having taken a good draught DESPATCH DRIBBLING to deprive, bereave weak DESPERATE DRIVE determined, bold to rush impetuously DETECT DROLLERY
to set in array DAUB to disguise DAUBERY imposition DAY-WOMAN a dairy-maid DEARN lonely DEBOSHED debauched, drunken DECK to bedew DECK a pack of cards DECLINE to enumerate DECLINED fallen DEEM doom, judgment DEFEAT to undo, destroy DEFEATURE disfigurement DEFENCE art of fencing DEFEND to forbid DEFENSIBLE having the power to defend DEFTLY dexterously DEFY renounce DEGREES a step DELAY to let slip by delaying DEMERIT merit, desert DEMURELY solemnly DENAY denial DENOTEMENT marking Note or manifestation DEPEND to be in service DERIVED born, descended DEROGATE degraded DESCANT a variation upon a melody DESIGN to draw up articles DESPATCH to deprive, bereave DESPERATE determined, bold DETECT to disfigure, transform DISME a tenth or tithe DISPARK to destroy a park DISPONGE to squeeze out as from a sponge DISPOSE disposal, to conspire DISPOSITION maintenance DISSEMBLY used ridiculously for assembly DISTASTE to corrupt DISTEMPERED discontented DISTRACTION a detached troop or company of soldiers DISTRAUGHT distracted, mad DIVERTED turned from the natural course DIVISION a phrase or passage in a melody DIVULGED published, spoken of DOFF to put off DOLT a small Dutch coin DOLE lamentation DON to do on, put on DONE 'done to death,' put to death DOTANT one who dotes, a dotard DOUT to do out, quench DOWLAS a kind of coarse sacking DOWLE the swirl of a feather DOWN-GYVED hanging down like gyves or fetters DRAB a harlot DRABBING whoring DRAUGHT a privy DRAWN having his sword drawn DRAWN drunk, having taken a good draught DRIBBLING weak DRIVE to rush impetuously DROLLERY
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