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English Words with D | Examples in Sentences

Sr. #	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
1	d	The fourth letter of the alphabet.	"c" comes before "d"
2	d increased
3	Détente
4	dabble	If you dabble
5	dabbled	The past tense and past participle of dabble.
6	dabbler	A dabbler is a person who takes part in an activity in a casual way.
7	dabblers	The plural form of dabbler; more than one (kind of) dabbler.
8	dabbles	The third-person singular form of dabble.
9	dabbling	The present participle of dabble.
10	Dacca	The old spelling of Dhaka
11	dad	Another word for father.	Timmy's father is very important to him. He goes everywhere with his dad.
12	daddies	The plural form of daddy; more than one (kind of) daddy.
13	daddy	Another word for father	The girl was very happy to see her daddy.
14	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	Dadra and Nagar Haveli is a union territory in India. Its capital is Silvassa.
15	dads	The plural form of dad; more than one (kind of) dad.	Not all dads read to their children.
16	daemonize	Daemonize is another way of spelling demonize.
17	daemonized	The past tense and past participle of daemonize.
18	daemonizes	The third-person singular form of daemonize.
19	daemonizing	The present participle of daemonize.
20	daffodil	A daffodil is a bulbous plant	There is a garden with many daffodils.
21	daffodils	The plural form of daffodil; more than one (kind of) daffodil.
22	daft	Something that is daft is silly or stupid.	Poking holes in our boat was a daft idea.
23	dafter	The comparative form of daft; more daft.
24	daftest	The superlative form of daft; most daft.
25	dagger	A dagger is a short knife used as a weapon.
26	daggers	The plural form of dagger; more than one (kind of) dagger.
27	daily	used to describe something done every day.	He kept a daily diary.
28	daintier	The comparative form of dainty; more dainty.
29	daintiest	The superlative form of dainty; most dainty.
30	daintiness	The daintiness of someone is how dainty they are.
31	dainty	If something is dainty
32	dairies	The plural form of dairy; more than one (kind of) dairy.
33	dairy	A dairy is a place where milk products are kept.	We get our cheese directly from the dairy.; You should keep your dairy products in the fridge.; There are dairy cow and beef cows on the farm.
34	dais	A dais is a raised platform in a room for a seat of honour or a throne.
35	daises	The plural form of dais; more than one (kind of) dais.
36	daisies	The plural form of daisy; more than one (kind of) daisy.
37	daisy	A daisy is a small wild flower with round centre and rays.	He planted daisies in the garden near the kitchen door.
38	Dakota	The Dakota are a Native American tribe and First Nations band government in the US and Canada.
39	dale	A dale is a big valley that is very broad and open.	It took the hiker a day to walk through the dale.
40	dales	The plural form of dale; more than one (kind of) dale.
41	Dallas	Dallas is a large city in the southwestern state of Texas.
42	dalmatian	A dalmatian is a kind of dog
43	dalmatians	The plural form of dalmatian; more than one (kind of) dalmatian.
44	dam	A dam is like a wall used to hold back water. Usually
45	damage	If something has some damage	Their car hit a truck, but luckily there was very little damage to the car.
46	damaged	The past tense and past participle of damage.
47	damages	The plural form of damage; more than one (kind of) damage.
48	damaging	The present participle of damage.
49	Daman and Diu	Daman and Diu is a union territory in western India. Its capital is Daman.
50	Damascus	Damascus is the capital city of Syria.
51	Damian	Damian is a male given name.
52	dammed	The past tense and past participle of dam.
53	damming	The present participle of dam.
54	damn	You say damn when you are angry or surprised about something.	Damn! That hurts. Be careful.; Damn! This machine isn't working again.
55	damned	The past tense and past participle of damn.
56	damning	The present participle of damn.
57	damns	The plural form of damn; more than one (kind of) damn.
58	damp	If something is damp it is somewhat wet.	The grass was damp with dew this morning.
59	damped	The past tense and past participle of damp.
60	dampen	If you dampen something
61	dampened	The past tense and past participle of dampen.
62	dampening	The present participle of dampen.
63	dampens	The third-person singular form of dampen.
64	damper	Bread made from flour
65	dampest	The superlative form of damp; most damp.
66	damping	Damping is a reduction in the amplitude of an oscillation as a result of energy being drained from the system to overcome frictional or other resistive forces.
67	dampings	The plural form of damping; more than one (kind of) damping.
68	dampness	Dampness is the state of how damp (wet) something is.
69	damps	The third-person singular form of damp.
70	dams	The plural form of dam; more than one (kind of) dam.
71	damsel	A damsel is a young unmarried woman.
72	damsels	The plural form of damsel; more than one (kind of) damsel.
73	Dan	Dan is a male given name.
74	Dana	Dana is a female given name.
75	dance	If you dance	He danced with the princess to the music of Mozart.; The performers danced and sang.
76	dance on someone's grave	If you dance on someone's grave	Tom danced on Harry's grave as he hated him that much.
77	danced	The past tense and past participle of dance.
78	dancer	A dancer is someone who dances.	Fred Astaire was a famous dancer.; I'm a really bad dancer.
79	dancers	The plural form of dancer; more than one (kind of) dancer.
80	dances	The plural form of dance; more than one (kind of) dance.
81	dancing	The present participle of dance.
82	dandelion	A plant with a yellow flower head that turns fuzzy and white when it is ready to seed.
83	dandelions	The plural form of dandelion; more than one (kind of) dandelion.
84	dandier	The comparative form of dandy; more dandy.
85	dandies	The plural form of dandy; more than one (kind of) dandy.
86	dandiest	The superlative form of dandy; most dandy.
87	dandruff	Dandruff is small white pieces of loose skin in a person’s hair.
88	dandy	A dandy is a man who is very concerned about his physical appearance.
89	Dane	Dane is a male given name.
90	Danes	The plural form of Dane; more than one (kind of) Dane.
91	danger	A danger is something that can hurt a person.	He was a danger to those around him. I am glad he was sent to jail.
92	dangerous	If something is dangerous it causes danger; a dangerous thing could hurt you.	A tiger is a very dangerous animal.; Lightning is very dangerous.; The ambush put the soldiers in a very dangerous situation.
93	dangerously	If something is done dangerously
94	dangers	The plural form of danger; more than one (kind of) danger.
95	dangle	If something dangles
96	dangled	The past tense and past participle of dangle.
97	dangles	The third-person singular form of dangle.
98	dangling	The present participle of dangle.
99	Daniel	Daniel is a male given name.
100	Danielle	Danielle is a female given name.
101	Danish	A Danish is a person or thing that comes from Denmark.
102	Danny	Danny is a male given name.
103	Daoism	Daoism is another way of spelling Taoism.
104	Daphne	Daphne is a female given name.
105	dapple	A dapple is a spot of color on something.
106	dappled	The past tense and past participle of dapple.
107	dapples	The plural form of dapple; more than one (kind of) dapple.
108	dappling	The present participle of dapple.
109	Daraawiish	Daraawiish is the name of a former Dhulbahante kingdom of Diiriye Guure in the Khatumo region.
110	Darawiish	Darawiish is the name of a former Dhulbahante kingdom under Diiriye Guure in the Khatumo region.
111	dare	If you dare to do something	The President dared to make an unpopular decision.
112	dared	The past tense and past participle of dare.
113	daren't	The negative form of dare; dare not.
114	dares	The plural form of dare; more than one (kind of) dare.	I bet you can't finish the dares.
115	Dargat
116	daring	Adventurous
117	daringly	If you do something daringly
118	dark	If something is dark	The cave is very dark.
119	darken	If something darkens	In the evening, he went walking and watched the sky darken.; She darkened the lights and sat quietly.
120	darkened	The past tense and past participle of darken.
121	darkening	The present participle of darken.
122	darkens	The third-person singular form of darken.
123	darker	The comparative form of dark; more dark.
124	darkest	The superlative form of dark; most dark.
125	darkness	The state of being dark; no light.
126	darknesses	The plural form of darkness; more than one (kind of) darkness.
127	darkroom	A darkroom is a room where photographs are developed. The room does not have any natural light.
128	darkrooms	The plural form of darkroom; more than one (kind of) darkroom.
129	darks	The plural form of dark; more than one (kind of) dark.
130	darling	A kind of name to be used when you call a person
131	darlings	The plural form of darling; more than one (kind of) darling.
132	darmstadtium	Darmstadtium is a synthetic element with an atomic number of 110 and symbol Ds.
133	darned	Euphemism of damn.
134	dart	A sharp pointed object thrown at a circular board in a game of darts.
135	darted	The past tense and past participle of dart.
136	darting	The present participle of dart.
137	darts	The plural form of dart; more than one (kind of) dart.
138	Darwiish	A Dhulbahante person from Diiriye Guure's Daraawiish or of Daraawiish or Dhulbahante descent.
139	Darwin	Darwin is a surname.	Charles Darwin was an English biologist.
140	dash	On a computer keyboard	There are many different types of dashes that you can type on a keyboard.
141	dashboard	An item to protect a driver from debris	All cars have a dashboard.
142	dashboards	The plural form of dashboard; more than one (kind of) dashboard.
143	dashed	The past tense and past participle of dash.
144	dashes	The plural form of dash; more than one (kind of) dash.
145	dashiki	A Dashiki is a loose
146	dashikis	The plural form of dashiki; more than one (kind of) dashiki.
147	dashing	The present participle of dash.
148	dastardly	Dastardly means to show a lack of courage.	Your dastardly act should cause you great shame!
149	data	Data is information	A study using experimental data from ten schools found no difference between methods.
150	database	A database is a collection of information arranged neatly.	I have a huge database of all the employees in my company.
151	databases	The plural form of database; more than one (kind of) database.
152	date	A date is a particular day in a month or year.	"What's the date on Friday?" "Uh, the 17th, I think."; Charles suggested they get together at a later date to sort it out.; The last date for orders is 25 October 1991.; Please write your birth date here.
153	date palm	A date palm is a kind of palm tree with fruit called dates.
154	date palms	The plural form of date palm; more than one (kind of) date palm.	There were date palms everywhere before they got cut down.
155	date with time
156	dated	The past tense and past participle of date.
157	datedly	In a dated way.	He used the term datedly.
158	dates	The plural form of date; more than one (kind of) date.	He goes out on a lot of dates.; I like to eat dates because they're healthy for you.
159	dating	The present participle of date.
160	daub	Daub is a coating of thick or sticky substance.
161	daubed	The past tense and past participle of daub.
162	daubing	The present participle of daub.
163	daubs	The plural form of daub; more than one (kind of) daub.
164	daughter	A daughter is a female child of someone.	I am her father and she is my daughter.
165	daughter-in-law	The wife of a person's son. The opposite of a daughter-in-law would be a son-in-law
166	daughter-in-laws	The plural form of daughter-in-law; more than one (kind of) daughter-in-law.
167	daughters	The plural form of daughter; more than one (kind of) daughter.
168	daughters-in-law	The plural form of daughter-in-law; more than one (kind of) daughter-in-law.
169	daunting	If something is daunting	The from the bottom of the hill, the ride up looked daunting.
170	David	David is a male given name.
171	dawdle	If you dawdle
172	dawdled	The past tense and past participle of dawdle.
173	dawdles	The third-person singular form of dawdle.
174	dawdling	The present participle of dawdle.
175	dawg	You say this to a close male friend.	Yo, what's up, dawg?
176	dawgs	The plural form of dawg; more than one (kind of) dawg.
177	dawn	Light sky before sunrise.	He woke up before dawn to do a morning jog.
178	dawned	The past tense and past participle of dawn.
179	dawning	The present participle of dawn.
180	dawns	The third-person singular form of dawn.
181	Dawson	Dawson is a male given name.
182	day	A day is a measure of time.	24 hours; Seven days make one week; Period from 00:00 (12:00 am) to 23:59 (11:59 pm).; Period from 06:00 (6:00 am) to 17:59 (5:59 pm). Synonyms: daytime and daylight Antonyms: night, nighttime and nite; The part of a day spent at work or school Synonyms: workday and schoolday; He spent two days at work means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work.
183	day in and day out	Something that occurs day in and day out happens daily or constantly.
184	daybreak	The start of the morning light just before sunrise.
185	daybreaks	The plural form of daybreak; more than one (kind of) daybreak.
186	daydream	A daydream is a dream you have in the daytime. Sometimes they happen when you are napping	My daydream was about changing Wikipedia.
187	daydreamed	The past tense and past participle of daydream.
188	daydreaming	The present participle of daydream.
189	daydreams	The plural form of daydream; more than one (kind of) daydream.
190	daylight	Daytime.
191	daylight saving	Daylight saving (also daylight savings) is the practice of setting standard time ahead by one hour in the spring and of setting it back in the fall.	Daylight saving begins on March 10th this year.; We're on daylight saving time until the fall.
192	daylight savings	Daylight savings (also daylight saving) is the practice of setting standard time ahead by one hour in the spring and of setting it back in the fall.	Daylight savings begins on March 10th this year.; We're on daylight savings time until the fall.
193	daylighting	when natural light comes through windows
194	daylights	A person's daylights are his mental stability or his wits.	You scared the daylights out of me!; My dad will knock the living daylights out of me if I'm late.
195	days	The plural form of day; more than one (kind of) day.	There are many days in the year.
196	daytime	Period from 06:00 (6:00 am) to 17:59 (5:59 pm).	Right now it is daytime in London.
197	daytimes	The plural form of daytime; more than one (kind of) daytime.
198	dazzle	To dazzle is to confuse by making a visual display which is hard to understand.
199	dazzled	The past tense and past participle of dazzle.
200	dazzles	The third-person singular form of dazzle.
201	dazzling	The present participle of dazzle.
202	DC	DC is a short version of "Dubai City".	I'm going to DC.
203	de	To do.
204	de-	Not; opposite.
205	deacidified	The past tense and past participle of deacidify.
206	deacidifies	The third-person singular form of deacidify.
207	deacidify	If you deacidify something
208	deacidifying	The present participle of deacidify.
209	deactivate	To deactivate means to make something not active.	The machine deactivated the screen because it was idle.
210	deactivated	The past tense and past participle of deactivate.
211	deactivates	The third-person singular form of deactivate.
212	deactivating	The present participle of deactivate.
213	dead	Not alive.	My brother is dead. His funeral was last week.
214	dead drop	A dead drop is the location used to transfer items between two people secretly and does not require them to meet.
215	dead end	A dead end is a path or road that leads nowhere	That road on the left comes to a dead end.
216	dead ends	The plural form of dead end; more than one (kind of) dead end.
217	dead meat	When you tell a person they are dead meat	You're dead meat, man. The next time I see you, that's it.
218	deader	The comparative form of dead; more dead.
219	deadest	The superlative form of dead; most dead.
220	deadlier	The comparative form of deadly; more deadly.
221	deadliest	The superlative form of deadly; most deadly.
222	deadline	A deadline is a date on or before which something must be completed.	I must make this deadline or my boss will fire me!
223	deadlines	The plural form of deadline; more than one (kind of) deadline.
224	deadlock	A deadlock is a situation
225	deadlocked	The past tense and past participle of deadlock.
226	deadlocking	The present participle of deadlock.
227	deadlocks	The plural form of deadlock; more than one (kind of) deadlock.
228	deadly	Something that is deadly can kill a person or thing.	The poison is very deadly.
229	deadpan	If a person's expression is deadpan
230	dead-pan	If a person's expression is dead-pan
231	deadpanned	The past tense and past participle of deadpan.
232	dead-panned	The past tense and past participle of dead-pan.
233	deadpanning	The present participle of deadpan.
234	dead-panning	The present participle of dead-pan.
235	deadpans	The third-person singular form of deadpan.
236	dead-pans	The third-person singular form of dead-pan.
237	deaf	Somebody who is deaf	She did not hear what I was saying because she's deaf.
238	deafen	If a sound deafens you	The flash temporarily blinded him, and he was deafened by the roar.; He was suddenly awakened by a deafening crash.
239	deafened	The past tense and past participle of deafen.
240	deafening	If a sound is deafening
241	deafening silence	Deafening silence is a period of silence that is uncomfortable
242	deafens	The third-person singular form of deafen.
243	deafer	The comparative form of deaf; more deaf.
244	deafest	The superlative form of deaf; most deaf.
245	deafmute	: A person who can not hear and can not speak (excluding sign lenguage). In modern times some people consider the word offensive and prefer just deaf.
246	deaf-mute	: A person who can not hear and can not speak (excluding sign lenguage). In modern times some people consider the word offensive and prefer just deaf.
247	deafness	Someone with deafness cannot hear or cannot hear well.	My mother's deafness keeps her from hearing me.; Getting sick with the measles can cause deafness.
248	deal	A deal is a business agreement.	The company made a deal with the agents.
249	dealer	A dealer deals or sells things.
250	dealers	The plural form of dealer; more than one (kind of) dealer.
251	dealership	A dealership is a place that sells items	She visited the car dealership today.
252	dealerships	The plural form of dealership; more than one (kind of) dealership.
253	dealing	The present participle of deal.
254	dealings	The plural form of dealing; more than one (kind of) dealing.
255	deals	The plural form of deal; more than one (kind of) deal.
256	dealt	The past tense and past participle of deal.	The man dealt the cards for the card game.
257	dean	A dean is the head of a department of a university or college.	The dean welcomed the students to another year of study at Humber College.
258	deans	The plural form of dean; more than one (kind of) dean.
259	dear	Dear is something that is precious or greatly valued to someone. They love the thing or the person.	My large stamp collection is very dear to me.; Dear George, Thank you for your letter of August 1.
260	dearer	The comparative form of dear; more dear.
261	dearest	The superlative form of dear; most dear.
262	dearm	If you dearm someone
263	dearmed	The past tense and past participle of dearm.
264	dearming	The present participle of dearm.
265	dearms	The third-person singular form of dearm.
266	dears	The plural form of dear; more than one (kind of) dear.
267	dearth	A period or condition when food is rare and hence expensive; famine.
268	death	The end of life and existence.	Death and destruction are a part of war.; The Bible teaches that death and suffering came into the world because of Adam's sin.
269	death metal	Death metal is a type of music with a fast tempo.
270	death zone	A death zone is land at high enough altitudes where human life is not supported because there is not enough oxygen.
271	death zones	The plural form of death zone; more than one (kind of) death zone.
272	deathbed	The bed on which someone dies
273	deathbeds	The plural form of deathbed; more than one (kind of) deathbed.
274	deathless	If a being is deathless it never dies.
275	deaths	The plural form of death; more than one (kind of) death.
276	deauthenticate	If you deauthenticate an authentication
277	deauthenticated	The past tense and past participle of deauthenticate.
278	deauthenticates	The third-person singular form of deauthenticate.
279	deauthenticating	The present participle of deauthenticate.
280	deauthentication	Deauthentication is the invalidation of an existing authentication.
281	debacle	A debacle is an event that has a sudden and disastrous ending.
282	debacles	The plural form of debacle; more than one (kind of) debacle.
283	debadge	If you debadge someone
284	debadged	The past tense and past participle of debadge.
285	debadges	The third-person singular form of debadge.
286	debadging	The present participle of debadge.
287	debar	If you debar a person
288	debarb	If you debarb something
289	debarbed	The past tense and past participle of debarb.
290	debarbing	The present participle of debarb.
291	debarbs	The third-person singular form of debarb.
292	debark	If you debark goods
293	debarked	The past tense and past participle of debark.
294	debarking	The present participle of debark.
295	debarks	The third-person singular form of debark.
296	debarment	Debarment is the act of debarring a person.
297	debarments	The plural form of debarment; more than one (kind of) debarment.
298	debarred	The past tense and past participle of debar.
299	debarring	The present participle of debar.
300	debars	The third-person singular form of debar.
301	debase	If you debase something
302	debased	The past tense and past participle of debase.
303	debasement	Debasement is the act of debasing
304	debasements	The plural form of debasement; more than one (kind of) debasement.
305	debases	The third-person singular form of debase.
306	debasing	The present participle of debase.
307	debatable	If something is debatable	Those data are debatable: no one has been able to replicate them.; It's debatable whether he is the best candidate for the position.
308	debate	A debate is an exchange of ideas looking at different sides of an issue.	We will explore this idea through an analysis of the public debate on marriage and divorce.; The government's spending programme is the subject of much heated debate.
309	debated	The past tense and past participle of debate.
310	debates	The plural form of debate; more than one (kind of) debate.	I like having debates with Jimmy.
311	debating	The present participle of debate.
312	debauch	If you debauch someone
313	debauched	The past tense and past participle of debauch.
314	debaucheries	The plural form of debauchery; more than one (kind of) debauchery.
315	debauchery	Debauchery is the improper or over use of alcohol
316	debauches	The plural form of debauch; more than one (kind of) debauch.
317	debauching	The present participle of debauch.
318	debeak	If you debeak a bird
319	debeaked	The past tense and past participle of debeak.
320	debeaking	The present participle of debeak.
321	debeaks	The third-person singular form of debeak.
322	debilitate	If something debilitates a person
323	debilitated	The past tense and past participle of debilitate.
324	debilitates	The third-person singular form of debilitate.
325	debilitating	The present participle of debilitate.
326	debit	A debit is a written record of a debt in an account book.	I wrote the amount he owed into the debit column of the account book.
327	debited	The past tense and past participle of debit.
328	debiting	The present participle of debit.
329	debits	The plural form of debit; more than one (kind of) debit.
330	debone	If you debone something	The recipe calls for the chicken to be deboned.
331	deboned	The past tense and past participle of debone.
332	debones	The third-person singular form of debone.
333	deboning	The present participle of debone.
334	Deborah	Deborah is a female given name.
335	deboss	If you deboss something
336	debossed	The past tense and past participle of deboss.
337	debosses	The third-person singular form of deboss.
338	debossing	The present participle of deboss.
339	debrief	If you debrief someone
340	debriefed	The past tense and past participle of debrief.
341	debriefing	The present participle of debrief.
342	debriefs	The third-person singular form of debrief.
343	debris	The bits of something that are left after an object has been destroyed; rubble	There was a lot of debris after the building was demolished.
344	debt	An item or money which belongs to another	She must give the bank £100 to clear (remove) her debt.
345	debtor	A debtor is a person who owes money.	If all my debtors would pay me back I would be rich.
346	debtors	The plural form of debtor; more than one (kind of) debtor.
347	debts	The plural form of debt; more than one (kind of) debt.
348	debuff	A debuff is an in-game effect that makes a character weaker.
349	debuffed	The past tense and past participle of debuff.
350	debuffing	The present participle of debuff.
351	debuffs	The plural form of debuff; more than one (kind of) debuff.
352	debug	If you debug a computer program
353	debugged	The past tense and past participle of debug.
354	debugging	The present participle of debug.
355	debugs	The third-person singular form of debug.
356	debunk	If you debunk something
357	debunked	The past tense and past participle of debunk.
358	debunking	The present participle of debunk.
359	debunks	The third-person singular form of debunk.
360	deburr	If you deburr a workpiece
361	deburred	The past tense and past participle of deburr.
362	deburring	The present participle of deburr.
363	deburrs	The third-person singular form of deburr.
364	debut	Debut is a person's first time doing something in public.	I made my theatrical debut in a production of "The King and I" many years ago.
365	debuted	The past tense and past participle of debut.
366	debuting	The present participle of debut.
367	debuts	The plural form of debut; more than one (kind of) debut.
368	dec	December (the month).
369	decade	A decade is a period of 10 years.	The 1960s was a decade of great change in North America.
370	decadence	Decadence is when a person or society behaved in a good or admirable way
371	decadences	The plural form of decadence; more than one (kind of) decadence.
372	decadent	If someone is decadent
373	decades	The plural form of decade; more than one (kind of) decade.
374	decaf	Short for decaffeinated.	"I enjoy decaf coffee."
375	decaffeinate	If you decaffeinate something
376	decaffeinated	Something that is decaffeinated has had all the caffeine in it removed.
377	decaffeinates	The third-person singular form of decaffeinate.
378	decaffeinating	The present participle of decaffeinate.
379	decagon	A decagon is a shape with ten sides.
380	decagons	The plural form of decagon; more than one (kind of) decagon.
381	decahedra	The plural form of decahedron; more than one (kind of) decahedron.
382	decahedron	A decahedron is a polyhedron with ten faces.
383	decahedrons	The plural form of decahedron; more than one (kind of) decahedron.
384	decal	A decal is a design that is produced and transferred to another surface.
385	decalcified	The past tense and past participle of decalcify.
386	decalcifies	The third-person singular form of decalcify.
387	decalcify	If you decalcify something
388	decalcifying	The present participle of decalcify.
389	decalcomania	Decalcomania is the process of transferring designs onto surfaces.
390	decalcomanias	The plural form of decalcomania; more than one (kind of) decalcomania.
391	decals	The plural form of decal; more than one (kind of) decal.
392	decamp	If a person decamps
393	decamped	The past tense and past participle of decamp.
394	decamping	The present participle of decamp.
395	decamps	The third-person singular form of decamp.
396	decant	If you decant a liquid
397	decantation	Decantation refers to the act of pouring out the liquid or water (which contains the dust or soil particles) without disturbing the particles at the bottom.
398	decantations	The plural form of decantation; more than one (kind of) decantation.
399	decanted	The past tense and past participle of decant.
400	decanter	A decanter is a vessel for decanting liquor.
401	decanters	The plural form of decanter; more than one (kind of) decanter.
402	decanting	The present participle of decant.
403	decants	The third-person singular form of decant.
404	decapitate	If you decapitate an animal
405	decapitated	The past tense and past participle of decapitate.
406	decapitates	The third-person singular form of decapitate.
407	decapitating	The present participle of decapitate.
408	decapitation	Decapitation is the act of cutting the head off a person or animal.
409	decapitations	The plural form of decapitation; more than one (kind of) decapitation.
410	decarbonise	If you decarbonise something
411	decarbonised	The past tense and past participle of decarbonise.
412	decarbonises	The third-person singular form of decarbonise.
413	decarbonising	The present participle of decarbonise.
414	decarbonize	If you decarbonize something
415	decarbonized	The past tense and past participle of decarbonize.
416	decarbonizes	The third-person singular form of decarbonize.
417	decarbonizing	The present participle of decarbonize.
418	decay	If something decays it rots.	The body decayed.; My teeth were decaying because I ate too much sugar.
419	decayed	The past tense and past participle of decay.
420	decaying	The present participle of decay.
421	decays	The third-person singular form of decay.
422	decease	A decease is a person's death.
423	deceased	A deceased person is no longer alive.
424	deceaseds	The plural form of deceased; more than one (kind of) deceased.
425	deceases	The plural form of decease; more than one (kind of) decease.
426	deceit	Deceit is the action of making someone believe that something false is true by telling a lie deliberately.
427	deceitful	A deceitful person is someone who does not tell the truth.
428	deceits	The plural form of deceit; more than one (kind of) deceit.
429	deceive	When you deceive someone	John was angry that Jane had deceived him.
430	deceived	The past tense and past participle of deceive.
431	deceives	The third-person singular form of deceive.
432	deceiving	The present participle of deceive.
433	decelerate	If something decelerates
434	decelerated	The past tense and past participle of decelerate.
435	decelerates	The third-person singular form of decelerate.
436	decelerating	The present participle of decelerate.
437	December	December is the twelfth month of the year.	There are 31 days in December.
438	Decembers	The plural form of December; more than one (kind of) December.
439	decencies	The plural form of decency; more than one (kind of) decency.
440	decency	Decency is behaving as social norms say. The idea behind decency is avoiding embarrassment to oneself or to others.
441	decennial	A decennial event is an event that recurs every ten years.
442	decent	If something is decent	He urged all workers to demand a living wage and decent working conditions.; These British guys are pretty decent actors.
443	decentralisation	Decentralisation is the act of decentralising something.
444	decentralisations	The plural form of decentralisation; more than one (kind of) decentralisation.
445	decentralise	If you decentralise a meeting	Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the celebration has been decentralised to multiple locations.
446	decentralised	The past tense and past participle of decentralise.
447	decentralises	The third-person singular form of decentralise.
448	decentralising	The present participle of decentralise.
449	decentralization	Decentralization is the act of decentralizing something.
450	decentralizations	The plural form of decentralization; more than one (kind of) decentralization.
451	decentralize	If you decentralize a meeting	Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the celebration has been decentralized to multiple locations.
452	decentralized	The past tense and past participle of decentralize.
453	decentralizes	The third-person singular form of decentralize.
454	decentralizing	The present participle of decentralize.
455	deception	Deception is an act	Operation Overlord was covered up with large-scale deception.
456	deceptions	The plural form of deception; more than one (kind of) deception.
457	deceptive	If something is deceptive	He is a deceptive person. I would not trust him.
458	deceptively	If something is done deceptively
459	dechrome	If you dechrome something
460	dechromed	The past tense and past participle of dechrome.
461	dechromes	The third-person singular form of dechrome.
462	dechroming	The present participle of dechrome.
463	deci-	Deci- is a prefix meaning one tenth as much.	There are 10 decimeters in a meter.
464	decibel	Decibel is the common unit used to measure the intensity of sound.
465	decibels	The plural form of decibel; more than one (kind of) decibel.
466	decide	If you decide something	The government has decided to cut spending.; I need to work on English, so I decided not to play soccer this year.; Have you decided on a name for the new dog?; We've decided against going out tonight because of the rain.; I haven't decided what to do yet.
467	decided	The past tense and past participle of decide.	I have decided to travel for a year before going to college.; Joe decided not to accept the job offer.
468	decides	The third-person singular form of decide.
469	deciding	The present participle of decide.
470	decillion	ordinal decillionth) The number 1
471	decimal	A decimal is a number less than one (1) that is written by right of a point (.)	0.782 is a decimal.
472	decimals	The plural form of decimal; more than one decimal.
473	decimate	If A decimates B	The virus decimated the population of this country.; The city was decimated by the storm.
474	decimated	The past tense and past participle of decimate.
475	decimates	The third-person singular form of decimate.
476	decimating	The present participle of decimate.
477	decipher	If you decipher something	The signals helped us to decipher what the allies meant.
478	deciphered	The past tense and past participle of decipher.
479	deciphering	The present participle of decipher.
480	deciphers	The third-person singular form of decipher.
481	decision	A decision is a sudden thought	After much thought, the person made a decision to go to the meeting.; A person sees two roads. The person needs to go on one road or the other. The person makes a decision and goes on one of the roads.
482	decisions	The plural form of decision; more than one (kind of) decision.
483	decisive	Having the power or quality of deciding a question or controversy; putting an end to contest or controversy; final; conclusive.	A decisive battle is fatal for one side's war chances.
484	decisively	If you do something decisively
485	deck	A deck is the floor of a ship.	The sailors had to clean the top deck.
486	decked	The past tense and past participle of deck.
487	decking	The present participle of deck.
488	decks	The plural form of deck; more than one (kind of) deck.
489	declamation	Declamation is the act of speaking or reciting in a formal and dramatic manner	In the school competition, Sarah delivered a powerful declamation of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech, captivating the audience with her passionate delivery.
490	declamations	The plural form of declamation; more than one (kind of) declamation.
491	declaration	A written or spoken statement of a fact	The company has released a declaration of bankruptcy.
492	declarations	The plural form of declaration; more than one (kind of) declaration.
493	declare	If you declare something	She was declared the winner Sunday, with 54 percent of the vote.; He was declared dead in February, seven months after he disappeared.; A storm has caused flooding and a state of emergency has been declared.; Victory there was declared on September 25 even though fighting in the city went on for three more days.; France had declared war on Germany following the invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939.; The Court declared unconstitutional a law requiring students to salute the American flag.; Many suppliers go out of business without formally declaring bankruptcy.; But before political independence was declared, the colonies had become independent in other ways.
494	declared	The past tense and past participle of declare.
495	declares	The third-person singular form of declare.
496	declaring	The present participle of declare.
497	declassified	The past tense and past participle of declassify.
498	declassifies	The third-person singular form of declassify.
499	declassify	If you declassify something
500	declassifying	The present participle of declassify.
501	declaw	If you declaw an animal
502	declawed	The past tense and past participle of declaw.
503	declawing	The present participle of declaw.
504	declaws	The third-person singular form of declaw.
505	decline	If something declines	The Australian dollar has declined 3% against the Euro.; The number of students studying foreign languages continues to decline.
506	declined	The past tense and past participle of decline.
507	declines	The third-person singular form of decline.
508	declining	The present participle of decline.
509	declutter	If you declutter something	He decluttered his room and now, it looks spacious.
510	decluttered	The past tense and past participle of declutter.
511	decluttering	The present participle of declutter.
512	declutters	The third-person singular form of declutter.
513	decode	If you decode something	The cryptographer was ordered to decode a message that was sent from an ally.
514	decoded	The past tense and past participle of decode.
515	decodes	The third-person singular form of decode.
516	decoding	The present participle of decode.
517	decommercialisation	Decommercialisation is the process of making something into a private entity.
518	decommercialisations	The plural form of decommercialisation; more than one (kind of) decommercialisation.
519	decommercialise	If you decommercialise something
520	decommercialised	The past tense and past participle of decommercialise.
521	decommercialises	The third-person singular form of decommercialise.
522	decommercialising	The present participle of decommercialise.
523	decommercialization	Decommercialization is the process of making something into a private entity.
524	decommercializations	The plural form of decommercialization; more than one (kind of) decommercialization.
525	decommercialize	If you decommercialize something
526	decommercialized	The past tense and past participle of decommercialize.
527	decommercializes	The third-person singular form of decommercialize.
528	decommercializing	The present participle of decommercialize.
529	decommission	If something has been decommissioned
530	decommissioned	The past tense and past participle of decommission.
531	decommissioning	The present participle of decommission.
532	decommissions	The third-person singular form of decommission.
533	decompose	If something decomposes it changes back into what it was made from. The things it was made from separate from each other. This things are most often chemicals.
534	decomposed	The past tense and past participle of decompose.
535	decomposes	The third-person singular form of decompose.
536	decomposing	The present participle of decompose.
537	decomposition	Decomposition is the act of decomposing.
538	decompositions	The plural form of decomposition; more than one (kind of) decomposition.
539	decompress	If something decompresses it returns to its usual pressure or size after pressure is removed.
540	decompressed	The past tense and past participle of decompress.
541	decompresses	The third-person singular form of decompress.
542	decompressing	The present participle of decompress.
543	deconfigure	If you deconfigure something
544	deconfigured	The past tense and past participle of deconfigure.
545	deconfigures	The third-person singular form of deconfigure.
546	deconfiguring	The present participle of deconfigure.
547	deconflict	If you deconflict aircrafts
548	deconflicted	The past tense and past participle of deconflict.
549	deconflicting	The present participle of deconflict.
550	deconflicts	The third-person singular form of deconflict.
551	deconstruct	If you deconstruct something
552	deconstructed	The past tense and past participle of deconstruct.
553	deconstructing	The present participle of deconstruct.
554	deconstructs	The third-person singular form of deconstruct.
555	decontaminate	If you decontaminate something
556	decontaminated	Something that has been decontaminated has had any dangerous contaminants removed from it.
557	decontaminates	The third-person singular form of decontaminate.
558	decontaminating	The present participle of decontaminate.
559	decor	Decor is the style of decoration of a room or building.
560	decorate	If you decorate something	We're going to decorate our Christmas tree tonight.; The men sat in large uncomfortable wooden chairs decorated with carvings of flowers.; The room was brightly decorated.
561	decorated	The past tense and past participle of decorate.
562	decorates	The third-person singular form of decorate.
563	decorating	The present participle of decorate.
564	decoration	Decoration is an attractive surface covering	Fabergé eggs were covered with fine decoration.
565	decorations	The plural form of decoration; more than one (kind of) decoration.
566	decorative	Something that is decorative is used for decoration. It usually doesn't have any practical purpose and is just there to make things look nice.
567	decore	If you decore something	Remember to decore the apple before juicing it.
568	decored	The past tense and past participle of decore.
569	decores	The third-person singular form of decore.
570	decoring	The present participle of decore.
571	decorous	If something is decorous
572	decors	The plural form of decor; more than one (kind of) decor.
573	decorticate	If you decorticate something
574	decorticated	The past tense and past participle of decorticate.
575	decorticates	The third-person singular form of decorticate.
576	decorticating	The present participle of decorticate.
577	decorum	Decorum is the appropriate behavior for an event.
578	decoy	A decoy is a person or object that is used to lure something or someone.
579	decoyed	The past tense and past participle of decoy.
580	decoying	The present participle of decoy.
581	decoys	The plural form of decoy; more than one (kind of) decoy.
582	decrease	If something decreases	The Australian dollar has decreased 3% against the Euro.; The government has decreased the amount of money it gives to schools.
583	decreased	The past tense and past participle of decrease.
584	decreases	The plural form of decrease; more than one (kind of) decrease.
585	decreasing	The present participle of decrease.
586	decree	A decree is an official order given by a government or authority.	The king issued a decree banning hunting in the forest.
587	decreed	The past tense and past participle of decree.
588	decreeing	The present participle of decree.
589	decrees	The plural form of decree; more than one (kind of) decree.
590	decrepit	If something is decrepit
591	decried	The past tense and past participle of decry.
592	decries	The third-person singular form of decry.
593	decrown	If you decrown a monarch
594	decrowned	The past tense and past participle of decrown.
595	decrowning	The present participle of decrown.
596	decrowns	The third-person singular form of decrown.
597	decrucified	The past tense and past participle of decrucify.
598	decrucifies	The third-person singular form of decrucify.
599	decrucify	To decrucify is to remove from a cross.	Jesus was later decrucified to be put in a tomb.
600	decrucifying	The present participle of decrucify.
601	decrust	If you decrust something
602	decrusted	The past tense and past participle of decrust.
603	decrusting	The present participle of decrust.
604	decrusts	The third-person singular form of decrust.
605	decry	If you decry something
606	decrying	The present participle of decry.
607	decrypt	If you decrypt a coded message
608	decryptable	If something is decryptable
609	decrypted	The past tense and past participle of decrypt.
610	decrypting	The present participle of decrypt.
611	decrypts	The third-person singular form of decrypt.
612	dedicate	To specially set apart for a god or for religious purposes
613	dedicated	The past tense and past participle of dedicate.
614	dedicates	The third-person singular form of dedicate.
615	dedicating	The present participle of dedicate.
616	dedication	To be set apart for a god or for religious purposes.
617	dedications	The plural form of dedication; more than one (kind of) dedication.
618	deduce	If someone deduces something
619	deduced	The past tense and past participle of deduce.
620	deduces	The third-person singular form of deduce.
621	deducing	The present participle of deduce.
622	deduct	To deduct is to take one thing away from another; to make smaller; often dealing with money.	I would have a lot more money if it wasn't deducted by taxes and bills.
623	deducted	The past tense and past participle of deduct.
624	deductible	If something is deductible
625	deducting	The present participle of deduct.
626	deduction	Deduction is the process or result of thinking about information to find an answer or opinion.	A detective must uncover the murderer by logical deduction from facts.
627	deductions	The plural form of deduction; more than one (kind of) deduction.
628	deducts	The third-person singular form of deduct.
629	deed	A deed is an action that is done; sometimes it is brave and important	The man had done a good deed by saving that child.
630	deeds	The plural form of deed; more than one (kind of) deed.
631	deem	If you deem something safe	Pierre's boss looked at the report he wrote and deemed it useless.; The military leader was given permission to do whatever he deemed necessary to win the war.; After he studied for five hours, Tyronne's mother told him "I deem you ready for your math test."
632	deemed	The past tense and past participle of deem.
633	deeming	The present participle of deem.
634	deems	The third-person singular form of deem.
635	deep	A hole or body of water is deep if it goes down a long way.	Do not dive into this swimming pool because it is not deep enough.; Some oil wells must be drilled deeper than others to reach the oil.
636	deep throat
637	deepen	If you deepen something	We need to deepen this well if we are to get any water from it.
638	deepened	The past tense and past participle of deepen.
639	deepening	The present participle of deepen.
640	deepens	The third-person singular form of deepen.
641	deeper	The comparative form of deep; more deep.
642	deepest	The superlative form of deep; most deep.
643	deeply	If something is deeply rooted	I am deeply concerned about this matter.; I deeply regret my behaviour.; The surface of the planet was deeply cratered.
644	deepthroat	If a person deepthroats
645	deep-throat	If a person deep-throats
646	deepthroated	The past tense and past participle of deepthroat.
647	deep-throated	The past tense and past participle of deep-throat.
648	deepthroating	The present participle of deepthroat.
649	deep-throating	The present participle of deep-throat.
650	deepthroats	The third-person singular form of deepthroat.
651	deep-throats	The third-person singular form of deep-throat.
652	deer	A deer is a medium- to large-sized animal that eats plants and has hard feet (hooves) that are split in two.
653	deers	The plural form of deer; more than one (kind of) deer.
654	deescalate	If a person de-escalates a situation
655	de-escalate	If a person de-escalates a situation
656	deescalated	The past tense and past participle of deescalate.
657	de-escalated	The past tense and past participle of de-escalate.
658	deescalates	The third-person singular form of deescalate.
659	de-escalates	The third-person singular form of de-escalate.
660	deescalating	The present participle of deescalate.
661	de-escalating	The present participle of de-escalate.
662	deface	If you deface something
663	defaced	The past tense and past participle of deface.
664	defaces	The third-person singular form of deface.
665	defacing	The present participle of deface.
666	defamatory	If something is defamatory
667	defame	If you defame someone
668	defamed	The past tense and past participle of defame.
669	defames	The third-person singular form of defame.
670	defaming	The present participle of defame.
671	default	The default option or setting is the one that is there without any input. It is what you are given if you do not ask for anything specific.
672	defaulted	The past tense and past participle of default.
673	defaulting	The present participle of default.
674	defaults	The plural form of default; more than one (kind of) default.
675	defeat	If you defeat someone	South Africa defeated Zimbabwe (170) by four wickets with four balls to spare.; American forces defeated a small band of fighters in a three-hour street battle last night.; When I was in school, I was good at English, but science always defeated me.
676	defeatable	A defeatable person is someone who can be defeated.
677	defeated	The past tense and past participle of defeat.
678	defeating	The present participle of defeat.
679	defeats	The third-person singular form of defeat.
680	defecate	If a person or animal defecates	Please go to the toilet if you need to defecate.
681	defecated	The past tense and past participle of defecate.
682	defecates	The third-person singular form of defecate.
683	defecating	The present participle of defecate.
684	defecation	Defecation is the process of removing waste matter from your body from the bowels.
685	defecations	The plural form of defecation; more than one (kind of) defecation.
686	defect	A defect in something is a mistake or problem that makes the thing not perfect.	This gem has a defect, so it is not worth much.
687	defected	The past tense and past participle of defect.
688	defecting	The present participle of defect.
689	defective	If something is defective	The company has a policy which states that only defective goods can be returned or exchanged.
690	defector	A defector is a person who abandoned their country.
691	defectors	The plural form of defector; more than one (kind of) defector.
692	defects	The plural form of defect; more than one (kind of) defect.
693	defence	Defence is the process of protecting.	The secretary of defence met with the president at the White House.; Airplanes attacked the Ministry of Defence in Tehran.; Clinton's lawyers will lay out his defence next week.; Police officers can only shoot in self defence or to protect another person's life.; When he was accused, his friends and even some people who have never met him rushed to his defence.
694	defenceless	If something is defenceless
695	defences	The plural form of defence; more than one (kind of) defence.
696	defend	To remove an attacker; to protect your things and/or allies.
697	defendant	A defendant is a person being prosecuted for breaking the law.
698	defendants	The plural form of defendant; more than one (kind of) defendant.
699	defended	The past tense and past participle of defend.	The king defended the castle from attack.
700	defender	A defender is someone who defends someone else
701	defenders	The plural form of defender; more than one (kind of) defender.
702	defending	The present participle of defend.	She was defending her friend from the bullies.
703	defends	The third-person singular form of defend.	The knight defends the castle.
704	defenestrate	If you defenestrate something or someone
705	defenestrated	The past tense and past participle of defenestrate.
706	defenestrates	The third-person singular form of defenestrate.
707	defenestrating	The present participle of defenestrate.
708	defenestration	Defenestration is the act of throwing something or someone from a window.
709	defenestrations	The plural form of defenestration; more than one (kind of) defenestration.
710	defense	Defense is the process of protecting.	The secretary of defense met with the president at the White House.; Airplanes attacked the Ministry of Defense in Tehran.; Clinton's lawyers will lay out his defense next week.; Police officers can only shoot in self defense or to protect another person's life.; When he was accused, his friends and even some people who have never met him rushed to his defense.
711	defenseless	If something is defenseless
712	defenses	The plural form of defense; more than one (kind of) defense.
713	defensive	Defensive positions	China's growth puts Canadian employers in a defensive position.
714	defensively	If something is done defensively
715	defer	If you defer something	We're going to defer the decision until we have all the facts.
716	deferment	A deferment is the arrangement for something to happen at a later time than originally planned.	The deferment of the opening allowed the preparations to continue.
717	deferments	The plural form of deferment; more than one (kind of) deferment.
718	deferred	The past tense and past participle of defer.
719	deferring	The present participle of defer.
720	defers	The third-person singular form of defer.
721	defiance	Defiance is the state or act of refusing to do what you are told to do.
722	defiances	The plural form of defiance; more than one (kind of) defiance.
723	defiant	If you are defiant
724	defibrillate	If you defibrillate a person's heart
725	defibrillated	The past tense and past participle of defibrillate.
726	defibrillates	The third-person singular form of defibrillate.
727	defibrillating	The present participle of defibrillate.
728	defibrillator	A defibrillator is an electronic device that delivers a controlled electric shock to the heart to correct its fibrillation.
729	defibrillators	The plural form of defibrillator; more than one (kind of) defibrillator.
730	deficiencies	The plural form of deficiency; more than one (kind of) deficiency.
731	deficiency	A deficiency is a case when there is not enough of something.	There can be a vitamin deficiency, where people don't get enough vitamins and can get sick.; There can be a money deficiency, where there is not enough money to do something.
732	deficit	A deficit is a lack or shortage of something
733	deficits	The plural form of deficit; more than one (kind of) deficit.
734	defied	The past tense and past participle of defy.
735	defies	The third-person singular form of defy.	It annoys me when my son defies me.
736	defile	If you defile something
737	defiled	The past tense and past participle of defile.
738	defiles	The third-person singular form of defile.
739	defiling	The present participle of defile.
740	defin	If you defin something
741	definable	If something is definable
742	define	If you define a word	The dictionary defines the word "define" as "to state exactly what a word means".
743	defined	The past tense and past participle of define.
744	defines	The third-person singular form of define.
745	defining	The present participle of define.
746	definite	Someone is definite if they are sure. They have no doubt about what they're saying.	She was definite that this is the right place.
747	definitely	Something that will definitely happen will happen without doubt or with great chances of occurring.	The letter will definitely come this week.; There's a 100% chance of rain tomorrow. It will definitely rain.
748	definition	A definition is an explanation of the meaning of a word.	The sentence before this one is a definition.; ESL students often check definitions in their dictionaries.; Can you give me a definition for "imprisonment"?
749	definitions	The plural form of definition; more than one (kind of) definition.
750	definitive	A definitive answer	The video provides definitive evidence that she was in the room.
751	definned	The past tense and past participle of defin.
752	definning	The present participle of defin.
753	defins	The third-person singular form of defin.
754	deflagrate	If you deflagrate something
755	deflagrated	The past tense and past participle of deflagrate.
756	deflagrates	The third-person singular form of deflagrate.
757	deflagrating	The present participle of deflagrate.
758	deflate	If you deflate something
759	deflated	The past tense and past participle of deflate.
760	deflates	The third-person singular form of deflate.
761	deflating	The present participle of deflate.
762	deflation	Deflation is a general decrease in the price of goods and services.	We don't expect any deflation, in housing prices.
763	deflect	If you deflect something	I was able to deflect the ball coming at me.
764	deflected	The past tense and past participle of deflect.
765	deflecting	The present participle of deflect.
766	deflects	The third-person singular form of deflect.
767	deflesh	If you deflesh something
768	defleshed	The past tense and past participle of deflesh.
769	defleshes	The third-person singular form of deflesh.
770	defleshing	The present participle of deflesh.
771	deflorate	If you deflorate a place
772	deflorated	The past tense and past participle of deflorate.
773	deflorates	The third-person singular form of deflorate.
774	deflorating	The present participle of deflorate.
775	deflower	If you deflower a place
776	deflowered	The past tense and past participle of deflower.
777	deflowering	The present participle of deflower.
778	deflowers	The third-person singular form of deflower.
779	defog	If you defog something
780	defogged	The past tense and past participle of defog.
781	defogging	The present participle of defog.
782	defogs	The third-person singular form of defog.
783	deforest	If you deforest
784	deforestation	Deforestation is the process of destroying a forest and replacing it with something else.
785	deforestations	The plural form of deforestation; more than one (kind of) deforestation.
786	deforested	The past tense and past participle of deforest.
787	deforesting	The present participle of deforest.
788	deforests	The third-person singular form of deforest.
789	deform	If you deform something
790	deformalise	If you deformalise something
791	deformalised	The past tense and past participle of deformalise.
792	deformalises	The third-person singular form of deformalise.
793	deformalising	The present participle of deformalise.
794	deformalize	If you deformalize something
795	deformalized	The past tense and past participle of deformalize.
796	deformalizes	The third-person singular form of deformalize.
797	deformalizing	The present participle of deformalize.
798	deformat	If you deformat something
799	deformats	The third-person singular form of deformat.
800	deformatted	The past tense and past participle of deformat.
801	deformatting	The present participle of deformat.
802	deformed	The past tense and past participle of deform.
803	deforming	The present participle of deform.
804	deformities	The plural form of deformity; more than one (kind of) deformity.
805	deformity	Deformity is the state of being deformed.
806	deforms	The third-person singular form of deform.
807	defraud	If you defraud a person
808	defrauded	The past tense and past participle of defraud.
809	defrauding	The present participle of defraud.
810	defrauds	The third-person singular form of defraud.
811	defray	If you defray something
812	defrayed	The past tense and past participle of defray.
813	defraying	The present participle of defray.
814	defrays	The third-person singular form of defray.
815	defriend	To remove from one's list of friends (e.g. on a social networking website).
816	defrost	If you defrost something
817	defrosted	The past tense and past participle of defrost.
818	defrosting	The present participle of defrost.
819	defrosts	The third-person singular form of defrost.
820	defuel	If you defuel a car
821	defueled	The past tense and past participle of defuel.
822	defueling	The present participle of defuel.
823	defuelled	The past tense and past participle of defuel.
824	defuelling	The present participle of defuel.
825	defuels	The third-person singular form of defuel.
826	defunct	If something is defunct	All the equipment had been taken from the defunct factory.; Even with all the online options, TV has not gone defunct.
827	defuse	If you defuse a bomb
828	defused	The past tense and past participle of defuse.
829	defuses	The third-person singular form of defuse.
830	defusing	The present participle of defuse.
831	defy	When you defy someone	He is going to defy her orders for him to come here.
832	defying	The present participle of defy.
833	degauss	If you degauss a ferrous metal
834	degaussed	The past tense and past participle of degauss.
835	degausses	The third-person singular form of degauss.
836	degaussing	The present participle of degauss.
837	degeneracy	The state of being degenerate (in all senses)
838	degenerate	A degenerate is a person who loses all moral values	He became a degenerate after becoming a junkie and losing his moral values.; Those drug addicts and degenerates on the street corner should not be allowed near children.
839	degenerated	The past tense and past participle of degenerate.
840	degenerates	The plural form of degenerate; more than one (kind of) degenerate.
841	degenerating	The present participle of degenerate.
842	degeneration	When something undergoes degeneration
843	degenerations	The plural form of degeneration; more than one (kind of) degeneration.
844	deglaze	If you deglaze a pan
845	deglazed	The past tense and past participle of deglaze.
846	deglazes	The third-person singular form of deglaze.
847	deglazing	The present participle of deglaze.
848	deglorified	The past tense and past participle of deglorify.
849	deglorifies	The third-person singular form of deglorify.
850	deglorify	If you deglorify something
851	deglorifying	The present participle of deglorify.
852	degloss	If you degloss something
853	deglossed	The past tense and past participle of degloss.
854	deglosses	The third-person singular form of degloss.
855	deglossing	The present participle of degloss.
856	degradable	Something that is degradable can be chemically or biologically degraded.
857	degradation	Degradation is the condition or process of degrading or being degraded.
858	degradations	The plural form of degradation; more than one (kind of) degradation.
859	degrade	When you degrade something	Many wealthy, intelligent, and talented people were degraded by the Nazis before being sent to concentration camps.; Does every comment from you need to be degrading to others?
860	degraded	The past tense and past participle of degrade.
861	degrades	The third-person singular form of degrade.
862	degrading	The present participle of degrade.
863	degrease	If you degrease something
864	degreased	The past tense and past participle of degrease.
865	degreases	The third-person singular form of degrease.
866	degreasing	The present participle of degrease.
867	degree	We measure an angle using degrees. All the way around a circle is 360 degrees. Often	A right-angled triangle has an angle of 90 degrees.
868	degrees	The plural form of degree; more than one (kind of) degree.
869	degrime	If you degrime something
870	degrimed	The past tense and past participle of degrime.
871	degrimes	The third-person singular form of degrime.
872	degriming	The present participle of degrime.
873	degut	If you degut something
874	deguts	The third-person singular form of degut.
875	degutted	The past tense and past participle of degut.
876	degutting	The present participle of degut.
877	dehull	If you dehull something
878	dehulled	The past tense and past participle of dehull.
879	dehulling	The present participle of dehull.
880	dehulls	The third-person singular form of dehull.
881	dehumidified	The past tense and past participle of dehumidify.
882	dehumidifier	A dehumidifier is a device that is used to decrease the humidity of the air.
883	dehumidifiers	The plural form of dehumidifier; more than one (kind of) dehumidifier.
884	dehumidifies	The third-person singular form of dehumidify.
885	dehumidify	If a machine has the ability to dehumidify
886	dehumidifying	The present participle of dehumidify.
887	dehydrate	If something is dehydrating
888	dehydrated	The past tense and past participle of dehydrate.
889	dehydrates	The third-person singular form of dehydrate.
890	dehydrating	The present participle of dehydrate.
891	dehydration	Dehydration is the condition of lower than normal water levels.	They drink fluids constantly to avoid dehydration.; When a baby is sick, look for signs of dehydration.
892	dehydrations	The plural form of dehydration; more than one (kind of) dehydration.
893	deidentified	The past tense and past participle of deidentify.
894	deidentifies	The third-person singular form of deidentify.
895	deidentify	If you deidentify something
896	deidentifying	The present participle of deidentify.
897	deign	If you deign to do something	A master does not deign to apologize to his slave.
898	deigned	The past tense and past participle of deign.
899	deigning	The present participle of deign.
900	deigns	The third-person singular form of deign.
901	deionise	If you deionise something
902	deionised	The past tense and past participle of deionise.
903	deionises	The third-person singular form of deionise.
904	deionising	The present participle of deionise.
905	deionize	If you deionize something
906	deionized	The past tense and past participle of deionize.
907	deionizes	The third-person singular form of deionize.
908	deionizing	The present participle of deionize.
909	deism	The belief in the existence of God
910	deities	The plural form of deity; more than one (kind of) deity.
911	deity	A deity is a god
912	deja vu	An alternate spelling of déjà vu.
913	déjà vu	Déjà vu is the feeling of something being familiar	I got the strangest feeling of déjà vu while I was visiting Egypt, even though I've never been there before.
914	deject	If you deject someone
915	dejected	A dejected person is someone who is sad and dispirited.
916	dejecting	The present participle of deject.
917	dejects	The third-person singular form of deject.
918	delaminate	If something delaminates
919	delaminated	The past tense and past participle of delaminate.
920	delaminates	The third-person singular form of delaminate.
921	delaminating	The present participle of delaminate.
922	Delaware	Delaware is a state in the northeast of the United States.	Delaware is one of the 13 original states.
923	delay	A delay is a wait or the waiting time.	Computer problems caused a long delay in the meeting.; Train A62 will be leaving in 15 minutes. We apologize for the delay.
924	delayed	The past tense and past participle of delay.
925	delayed puberty	A delayed puberty is a medical condition where puberty begins at a late time compared to the norm.
926	delaying	The present participle of delay.
927	delays	The plural form of delay; more than one (kind of) delay.
928	delectable	If a food is delectable
929	delegate	A delegate is a person authorized to act as representative for one or more other people	He's attending the Democratic Convention as a delegate from the great state of Ohio.; A majority of the delegates voted against joining with that group.
930	delegated	The past tense and past participle of delegate.
931	delegates	The plural form of delegate; more than one (kind of) delegate.
932	delegating	The present participle of delegate.
933	delegation	Delegation is the act of delegating.
934	delegations	The plural form of delegation; more than one (kind of) delegation.
935	delete	A key that may be pressed to delete something (including text or files) from a computer.	I lost the files when I accidentally hit delete.
936	deleted	The past tense and past participle of delete.
937	deleterious	When something is deleterious	She thought quitting school would be a good idea, but it had a deleterious effect on her future.; His doctor tried to tell him that smoking so much was deleterious to his health, but he would not listen.; The government's program for "helping" students learn better has been deleterious to both students and teachers.
938	deletes	The third-person singular form of delete.
939	deleting	The present participle of delete.
940	Delhi	Delhi is an old city in northern India. It is also a national capital territory where New Delhi
941	deli	A deli is a shop that sells cooked or prepared foods ready for serving.
942	deliberate	A deliberate action was done on purpose	She walked up to her brother and gave him a deliberate kick.
943	deliberated	The past tense and past participle of deliberate.	The jury deliberated the case for a long time
944	deliberately	If something is done deliberately
945	deliberates	The third-person singular form of deliberate.	A jury deliberates cases in court
946	deliberating	The present participle of deliberate.	The jury is still deliberating the case
947	delicacies	The plural form of delicacy; more than one (kind of) delicacy.	Some patisseries offer delicacies of cream, puff paste, and fruits.
948	delicacy	A delicacy is an exotic	Fried fish brains with pickled banana peel is a delicacy for some gourmands.
949	delicate	A delicate thing is something that can break easily. It is usually beautiful but people need to be careful if they touch it.	Flower petals are delicate.; I don't want a child to hold my delicate glasses.; The things in this box are delicate. Please don't drop them.
950	delicately	If something is done delicately
951	delicatessen	A delicatessen is a shop that sells cooked or prepared foods ready for serving.
952	delicatessens	The plural form of delicatessen; more than one (kind of) delicatessen.
953	delicious	When a food is delicious	The lasagna the school cooks is delicious and the children loved it a lot.
954	deliciousness	The deliciousness of something is how delicious it is.
955	delight	Delight is the feeling of being very happy.	There was a real sense of relief when the war ended and great delight that it had stopped.; They laughed with delight because he was their favorite uncle.; To her surprise and delight, she was right.; She took great delight in being able to play the piano again.
956	delighted	If someone is delighted	He was delighted to find out that they were going to the beach today.
957	delightful	Something that is delightful brings enjoyment
958	delightfully	If something is done delightfully
959	delighting	The present participle of delight.
960	delights	The plural form of delight; more than one (kind of) delight.
961	delimb	If you delimb something
962	delimbed	The past tense and past participle of delimb.
963	delimbing	The present participle of delimb.
964	delimbs	The third-person singular form of delimb.
965	delimit	If you delimit something
966	delimited	The past tense and past participle of delimit.
967	delimiting	The present participle of delimit.
968	delimits	The third-person singular form of delimit.
969	delineate	If you delineate something
970	delineated	The past tense and past participle of delineate.
971	delineates	The third-person singular form of delineate.
972	delineating	The present participle of delineate.
973	deliquescent	If a material is deliquescent	Most deliquescent materials are salts.
974	deliria	The plural form of delirium; more than one (kind of) delirium.
975	delirious	If a person is delirious
976	delirium	Delirium is a temporary mental state with where the person loses parts or all of their ability to focus attention.
977	deliriums	The plural form of delirium; more than one (kind of) delirium.
978	delis	The plural form of deli; more than one (kind of) deli.
979	delist	If you delist something
980	delisted	The past tense and past participle of delist.
981	delisting	The present participle of delist.
982	delists	The third-person singular form of delist.
983	deliver	If you deliver something	The award was delivered to her personally by the president.; His mother delivered him to the meeting place right on time.
984	delivered	The past tense and past participle of deliver.	The package was delivered this morning.
985	deliveries	The plural form of delivery; more than one (kind of) delivery.
986	delivering	The present participle of deliver.
987	delivers	The third-person singular form of deliver.
988	delivery	A delivery is the act of moving good or mail from a source to somebody.	The delivery of the letters was delayed by the weather.
989	Delphi	Delphi is a city in Greece.	The people went to Delphi to visit the oracle of Apollo.
990	delta	Fourth letter of Greek.
991	deltas	The plural form of delta; more than one (kind of) delta.
992	delts	The delts is a triangular muscle on the human shoulder.
993	delude	If you delude someone
994	deluded	If a person is deluded
995	deludes	The third-person singular form of delude.
996	deluding	The present participle of delude.
997	deluge	A deluge is a severe flood or rain.
998	deluged	The past tense and past participle of deluge.
999	deluges	The plural form of deluge; more than one (kind of) deluge.
1000	deluging	The present participle of deluge.
1001	delusion	Delusion is a false belief or judgement that opposes actual facts or evidence.
1002	delusions	The plural form of delusion; more than one (kind of) delusion.
1003	delve	If you delve something
1004	delved	The past tense and past participle of delve.
1005	delves	The third-person singular form of delve.
1006	delving	The present participle of delve.
1007	demagnetise	If a demagnetise a piece of metal
1008	demagnetised	The past tense and past participle of demagnetise.
1009	demagnetises	The third-person singular form of demagnetise.
1010	demagnetising	The present participle of demagnetise.
1011	demagnetize	If a demagnetize a piece of metal
1012	demagnetized	The past tense and past participle of demagnetize.
1013	demagnetizes	The third-person singular form of demagnetize.
1014	demagnetizing	The present participle of demagnetize.
1015	demagogue	A demagogue is a leader who keeps power by being liked. Usually
1016	demagogued	The past tense and past participle of demagogue.
1017	demagogues	The plural form of demagogue; more than one (kind of) demagogue.
1018	demagoguing	The present participle of demagogue.
1019	demand	Demand for something is how much people want of it.	Right now we have a supply in excess of demand for crude oil, gasoline, and heating oil.; The power companies should begin to prepare for increased demand for electricity.; Several sectors were not able to increase their production levels to satisfy the demand requirements.; Colleges have hired more part-time instructors to meet this increased educational demand.
1020	demanded	The past tense and past participle of demand.
1021	demanding	The present participle of demand.
1022	demands	The plural form of demand; more than one (kind of) demand.
1023	demarcate	If you demarcate something
1024	demarcated	The past tense and past participle of demarcate.
1025	demarcates	The third-person singular form of demarcate.
1026	demarcating	The present participle of demarcate.
1027	demarcation	Demarcation is the act of marking a boundary of something.
1028	demarcations	The plural form of demarcation; more than one (kind of) demarcation.
1029	demean	To degrade someone or make them feel lower in dignity.	The man's words were meant to demean his female co-worker.
1030	demeaned	The past tense and past participle of demean.
1031	demeaning	The present participle of demean.
1032	demeaningly	If something is done demeaningly
1033	demeans	The third-person singular form of demean.
1034	dement	A dement is an insane person or someone who is suffering from dementia
1035	demented	A demented person is someone who is insane.
1036	dementia	Dementia is a progressive decline in cognitive function due to damage or disease in the brain.
1037	dementing	The present participle of dement.
1038	dements	The plural form of dement; more than one (kind of) dement.
1039	demerge	If you demerge a business
1040	demerged	The past tense and past participle of demerge.
1041	demerges	The third-person singular form of demerge.
1042	demerging	The present participle of demerge.
1043	demilitarisation	Demilitarisation is the process of a country removing military forces from an area.
1044	demilitarisations	The plural form of demilitarisation; more than one (kind of) demilitarisation.
1045	demilitarise	If a country demilitarises an area
1046	demilitarised	The past tense and past participle of demilitarise.
1047	demilitarises	The third-person singular form of demilitarise.
1048	demilitarising	The present participle of demilitarise.
1049	demilitarization	Demilitarization is the process of a country removing military forces from an area.
1050	demilitarizations	The plural form of demilitarization; more than one (kind of) demilitarization.
1051	demilitarize	If a country demilitarizes an area
1052	demilitarized	The past tense and past participle of demilitarize.
1053	demilitarizes	The third-person singular form of demilitarize.
1054	demilitarizing	The present participle of demilitarize.
1055	demineralise	If you demineralise something
1056	demineralised	The past tense and past participle of demineralise.
1057	demineralises	The third-person singular form of demineralise.
1058	demineralising	The present participle of demineralise.
1059	demineralize	If you demineralize something
1060	demineralized	The past tense and past participle of demineralize.
1061	demineralizes	The third-person singular form of demineralize.
1062	demineralizing	The present participle of demineralize.
1063	demise	Something or someone's demise is their end or death.
1064	demised	The past tense and past participle of demise.
1065	demises	The plural form of demise; more than one (kind of) demise.
1066	demisexual	When someone is demisexual
1067	demisexualities	The plural form of demisexuality; more than one (kind of) demisexuality.
1068	demisexuality	Demisexuality refers to the state of needing an emotional bond with someone before feeling an allosexual connection.	A person who has demisexuality is someone who can't form an allosexual connection with others without an emotional bond.
1069	demisexuals	The plural form of demisexual; more than one (kind of) demisexual.
1070	demising	The present participle of demise.
1071	demo	A demo version of software can be used for free for a limited time.	I'm using a demo version of Minecraft.
1072	demobilise	If you demobilise someone
1073	demobilised	The past tense and past participle of demobilise.
1074	demobilises	The third-person singular form of demobilise.
1075	demobilising	The present participle of demobilise.
1076	demobilize	If you demobilize someone
1077	demobilized	The past tense and past participle of demobilize.
1078	demobilizes	The third-person singular form of demobilize.
1079	demobilizing	The present participle of demobilize.
1080	democracies	The plural form of democracy; more than one (kind of) democracy.	In the world, many countries are democracies.
1081	democracy	Democracy is a system of government where everyone is equal and everyone has some power. It is a system of government in which the people elect their leaders.	Democracy is the will of the people.
1082	democrat	A democrat is someone who supports democracy.	As a democrat, it angered him that there had been no vote.
1083	democratic	Something that is democratic is based on or relates to democracy	The United States is a democratic country, since the citizens choose the leaders in government.
1084	Democratic Republic of the Congo	The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a country in Africa.
1085	democraticness	Democraticness is the quality of being democratic.
1086	democratise	If you democratise something
1087	democratised	The past tense and past participle of democratise.
1088	democratises	The third-person singular form of democratise.
1089	democratising	The present participle of democratise.
1090	democratize	If you democratize something
1091	democratized	The past tense and past participle of democratize.
1092	democratizes	The third-person singular form of democratize.
1093	democratizing	The present participle of democratize.
1094	democrats	The plural form of democrat; more than one (kind of) democrat.
1095	demodified	The past tense and past participle of demodify.
1096	demodifies	The third-person singular form of demodify.
1097	demodify	If you demodify something
1098	demodifying	The present participle of demodify.
1099	demographic	If something is demographic
1100	demographics	The plural form of demographic; more than one (kind of) demographic.
1101	demography	Demography is the study of the characteristics of human populations.
1102	demolish	To destroy; to destruct	They demolished the old house and put up four townhouses.
1103	demolished	The past tense and past participle of demolish.
1104	demolishes	The third-person singular form of demolish.
1105	demolishing	The present participle of demolish.
1106	demon	A demon is an evil spirit.
1107	demoness	A demoness is a female demon.
1108	demonesses	The plural form of demoness; more than one (kind of) demoness.
1109	demonetise	If you demonetise
1110	demonetised	The past tense and past participle of demonetise.
1111	demonetises	The third-person singular form of demonetise.
1112	demonetising	The present participle of demonetise.
1113	demonetize	If you demonetize
1114	demonetized	The past tense and past participle of demonetize.
1115	demonetizes	The third-person singular form of demonetize.
1116	demonetizing	The present participle of demonetize.
1117	demonic	If a being is demonic	They were trying to summon a demonic spirit.
1118	demonise	Demonise is another way of spelling demonize.
1119	demonised	The past tense and past participle of demonise.
1120	demonises	The third-person singular form of demonise.
1121	demonising	The present participle of demonise.
1122	demonize	If you demonize something
1123	demonized	The past tense and past participle of demonize.
1124	demonizes	The third-person singular form of demonize.
1125	demonizing	The present participle of demonize.
1126	demons	The plural form of demon; more than one (kind of) demon.
1127	demonstrate	If you demonstrate something	In this job, you must demonstrate an ability to communicate effectively.; Various studies have clearly demonstrated that very few people have not broken laws.
1128	demonstrated	The past tense and past participle of demonstrate.
1129	demonstrates	The third-person singular form of demonstrate.
1130	demonstrating	The present participle of demonstrate.
1131	demonstration	A demonstration of something is the act of showing that it is true or that it exists.
1132	demonstrations	The plural form of demonstration; more than one (kind of) demonstration.
1133	demonstrator	A demonstrator is a person who demonstrates something.
1134	demonstrators	The plural form of demonstrator; more than one (kind of) demonstrator.
1135	demoralise	Demoralise is another way of spelling demoralize.
1136	demoralised	The past tense and past participle of demoralise.
1137	demoralises	The third-person singular form of demoralise.
1138	demoralising	The present participle of demoralise.
1139	demoralize	If you demoralize someone or something	The army was demoralized by their leaders' speech before the big battle.
1140	demoralized	The past tense and past participle of demoralize.
1141	demoralizes	The third-person singular form of demoralize.
1142	demoralizing	The present participle of demoralize.
1143	demote	If you demote someone or something	The officer was demoted for bad behavior.
1144	demoted	The past tense and past participle of demote.
1145	demotes	The third-person singular form of demote.
1146	demoting	The present participle of demote.
1147	demotion	If you get a demotion you move down in rank or position.	He received a demotion to sergeant.
1148	demotions	The plural form of demotion; more than one (kind of) demotion.
1149	demouse	To remove mice from a place.	I demoused my cellar with mousetraps.
1150	demoused	The past tense and past participle of demouse.
1151	demouses	The third-person singular form of demouse.
1152	demousing	The present participle of demouse.
1153	demur	If you demur
1154	demurred	The past tense and past participle of demur.
1155	demurring	The present participle of demur.
1156	demurs	The third-person singular form of demur.
1157	den	A den is a place where a wild animal lives.	The wolf went back to his den to sleep after a day of hunting.
1158	denaturalise	If you denaturalise a person
1159	denaturalised	The past tense and past participle of denaturalise.
1160	denaturalises	The third-person singular form of denaturalise.
1161	denaturalising	The present participle of denaturalise.
1162	denaturalize	If you denaturalize a person
1163	denaturalized	The past tense and past participle of denaturalize.
1164	denaturalizes	The third-person singular form of denaturalize.
1165	denaturalizing	The present participle of denaturalize.
1166	denature	If you denature something
1167	denatured	The past tense and past participle of denature.
1168	denatures	The third-person singular form of denature.
1169	denaturing	The present participle of denature.
1170	denazified	The past tense and past participle of denazify.
1171	denazifies	The third-person singular form of denazify.
1172	denazify	If you denazify something
1173	denazifying	The present participle of denazify.
1174	deniable	If something is deniable
1175	denial	Denial is the act or process of saying that something isn't true or didn't happen.	There is the complete denial that anything unusual is happening.
1176	denials	The plural form of denial; more than one (kind of) denial.
1177	denied	The past tense and past participle of deny.
1178	denies	The third-person singular form of deny.
1179	denigrate	If you denigrate someone
1180	denigrated	The past tense and past participle of denigrate.
1181	denigrates	The third-person singular form of denigrate.
1182	denigrating	The present participle of denigrate.
1183	denim	Denim is a tough cloth made from cotton	My trousers were made out of denim.
1184	denizen	A denizen of some place is someone or something that lives there.	As a denizen of the forest edge, this plant grows well in full sun.
1185	denizens	The plural form of denizen; more than one (kind of) denizen.
1186	Denmark	Denmark is a country in the north of Europe.	Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark.
1187	Dennis	Dennis is a male given name.
1188	denomination	A denomination is a class or society of people.	You are a Christian? What is your denomination?
1189	denominations	The plural form of denomination; more than one (kind of) denomination.
1190	denominator	The denominator is the lower number of the fraction.	In the fraction 3/4, the numerator is 3 and the denominator is 4.
1191	denominators	The plural form of denominator; more than one (kind of) denominator.
1192	denotation	The denotation of a word or symbol is its plain meaning or the simple thing it stands for.	The denotation of the word chair is 'a piece of furniture with legs, a back, and a seat for one person'.
1193	denotations	The plural form of denotation; more than one (kind of) denotation.
1194	denote	If x denotes y	The term "sales mix" is used to denote the percentage of total sales of each product.; In this text, ungrammatical sentences are denoted by an asterisk (*).
1195	denoted	The past tense and past participle of denote.
1196	denotes	The third-person singular form of denote.
1197	denoting	The present participle of denote.
1198	denounce	If you denounce a person	To denounce someone as a swindler, or as a coward
1199	denounced	The past tense and past participle of denounce.
1200	denounces	The third-person singular form of denounce.
1201	denouncing	The present participle of denounce.
1202	dens	The plural form of den; more than one (kind of) den.
1203	dense	If something is dense the pieces of it are close together	A rock is very dense but a sponge is not dense at all.; Steel is denser than water, so it sinks.
1204	densely	If things are densely packed
1205	denseness	The denseness of something is how dense it is.
1206	denser	The comparative form of dense; more dense.
1207	densest	The superlative form of dense; most dense.
1208	densities	The plural form of density; more than one (kind of) density.
1209	density	Density is how much stuff fits in a particular area.	The population density of Singapore is one of the highest in the world.
1210	dent	A dent is a depression in a surface such as from a blow.
1211	dental	Dental describes anything to do with the teeth.	I use dental floss to clean between my teeth.
1212	dental caries	Dental caries is a cavity or hole in a tooth which has formed due to enamel damage by acid.	This little boy has dental caries because he drunk too much lemonade.
1213	dented	If something is dented
1214	denting	The present participle of dent.
1215	dentist	A dentist is a doctor who specializes in dentistry.	I have to go to the dentist to get a tooth pulled.
1216	dentistry	Dentistry is the field of medicine that studies
1217	dentists	The plural form of dentist; more than one (kind of) dentist.	Three out of five dentists suggest using this toothpaste.
1218	dents	The plural form of dent; more than one (kind of) dent.
1219	denture	Dentures are a removable plate that is a complete replacement of teeth.
1220	dentures	The plural form of denture; more than one (kind of) denture.
1221	deny	If you deny something	He denied charges that Vietnamese troops participated in the fighting.; There can be no denying that the Cobra is an extremely exciting car to drive.; The report that came out earlier today has been denied by the White House.
1222	denying	The present participle of deny.
1223	Denzel	Denzel is a male given name.
1224	deodar cedar	The deodar cedar is a species of cedar native to the western Himilayas.
1225	deodar cedars	The plural form of deodar cedar; more than one (kind of) deodar cedar.
1226	deodorant	You put deodorant on your underarms to prevent a bad smell.	Deodorants come in so many scents these days.
1227	deodorants	The plural form of deodorant; more than one (kind of) deodorant.
1228	deodorise	If you deodorise something
1229	deodorised	The past tense and past participle of deodorise.
1230	deodorises	The third-person singular form of deodorise.
1231	deodorising	The present participle of deodorise.
1232	deodorize	If you deodorize something
1233	deodorized	The past tense and past participle of deodorize.
1234	deodorizes	The third-person singular form of deodorize.
1235	deodorizing	The present participle of deodorize.
1236	depalletise	If you depalletise something
1237	depalletised	The past tense and past participle of depalletise.
1238	depalletises	The third-person singular form of depalletise.
1239	depalletising	The present participle of depalletise.
1240	depalletize	If you depalletize something
1241	depalletized	The past tense and past participle of depalletize.
1242	depalletizes	The third-person singular form of depalletize.
1243	depalletizing	The present participle of depalletize.
1244	depart	If you depart from somewhere	My plane will depart from the airport at noon today.
1245	departed	The past tense and past participle of depart.	The lady departed from her house to go to work.
1246	departing	The present participle of depart.
1247	department	A department is a part of a business	The Department of Health is planning to build three new hospitals in the area.; It's often difficult to get the various government departments to work together.; He was in the Department of Law at the Keele University for nearly 20 years.; Professor Swallow, became Head of the English Department at Rummidge University.; The toy department is over there past
1248	departmental	If something is departmental
1249	departmentalise	If you departmentalise a group of things
1250	departmentalised	The past tense and past participle of departmentalise.
1251	departmentalises	The third-person singular form of departmentalise.
1252	departmentalising	The present participle of departmentalise.
1253	departmentalize	If you departmentalize a group of things
1254	departmentalized	The past tense and past participle of departmentalize.
1255	departmentalizes	The third-person singular form of departmentalize.
1256	departmentalizing	The present participle of departmentalize.
1257	departments	The plural form of department; more than one (kind of) department.
1258	departs	The third-person singular form of depart.
1259	departure	Departure is the act of leaving a place.
1260	departures	The plural form of departure; more than one (kind of) departure.
1261	depend	When you depend on something	I knew I could depend on you to meet your aunt at the station.
1262	dependable	If someone is dependable
1263	dependant	: This short section needs someone to add to it.
1264	dependants	The plural form of dependant; more than one (kind of) dependant.
1265	depended	The past tense and past participle of depend.
1266	dependence	Dependence is the state of depending on something or someone else other than one's self.
1267	dependences	The plural form of dependence; more than one (kind of) dependence.
1268	dependencies	The plural form of dependency; more than one (kind of) dependency.
1269	dependency	Dependency is the state of needing someone or something for support or help.	His dependency on his parents is starting to worry them.
1270	dependent	If you are dependent on something	Ocean divers are dependent on their oxygen masks for air.
1271	dependent clause	A dependent clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb.	The dependent clause in the sentence I will do so, when you give it to me would be when you give it to me.
1272	dependently	If you do something dependently
1273	dependents	The plural form of dependent; more than one (kind of) dependent.
1274	depending	Depending on x	People in the rest of the country celebrated independence even later, depending on when the news of Congress's action reached them.
1275	depends	The third-person singular form of depend.
1276	depersonalise	If you depersonalise something
1277	depersonalised	The past tense and past participle of depersonalise.
1278	depersonalises	The third-person singular form of depersonalise.
1279	depersonalising	The present participle of depersonalise.
1280	depersonalize	If you depersonalize something
1281	depersonalized	The past tense and past participle of depersonalize.
1282	depersonalizes	The third-person singular form of depersonalize.
1283	depersonalizing	The present participle of depersonalize.
1284	depict	To depict is to show	Smoking is depicted as harmful to your health
1285	depicted	The past tense and past participle of depict.
1286	depicting	The present participle of depict.
1287	depicts	The third-person singular form of depict.
1288	depin	If you depin something
1289	depinned	The past tense and past participle of depin.
1290	depinning	The present participle of depin.
1291	depins	The third-person singular form of depin.
1292	deplane	If you deplane from an aircraft
1293	deplaned	The past tense and past participle of deplane.
1294	deplanes	The third-person singular form of deplane.
1295	deplaning	The present participle of deplane.
1296	deplete	If the supplies has depleted
1297	depleted	The past tense and past participle of deplete.
1298	depletes	The third-person singular form of deplete.
1299	depleting	The present participle of deplete.
1300	depletion	Depletion is the process of using up all of the supplies available.
1301	depletions	The plural form of depletion; more than one (kind of) depletion.
1302	deplorable	If something is deplorable
1303	deplore	If you deplore something
1304	deplored	The past tense and past participle of deplore.
1305	deplores	The third-person singular form of deplore.
1306	deploring	The present participle of deplore.
1307	deploy	If a country deploy troops	Deploy two units of infantry along the enemy's flank," the general ordered.
1308	deployed	The past tense and past participle of deploy.
1309	deploying	The present participle of deploy.
1310	deployment	The deployment of troops	We've started the deployment of technologies to address this challenge.
1311	deployments	The plural form of deployment; more than one (kind of) deployment.
1312	deploys	The third-person singular form of deploy.
1313	depopulate	If you depopulate a place
1314	depopulated	The past tense and past participle of depopulate.
1315	depopulates	The third-person singular form of depopulate.
1316	depopulating	The present participle of depopulate.
1317	deport	If a foreigner is deported	He told us he had been deported to Spain.
1318	deported	The past tense and past participle of deport.
1319	deportee	A deportee is a person who has been deported.
1320	deportees	The plural form of deportee; more than one (kind of) deportee.
1321	deporting	The present participle of deport.
1322	deports	The third-person singular form of deport.
1323	depose	If you depose a leader or rule	The old president was deposed last month.
1324	deposed	The past tense and past participle of depose.
1325	deposes	The third-person singular form of depose.
1326	deposing	The present participle of depose.
1327	deposit	If you deposit something
1328	deposited	The past tense and past participle of deposit.
1329	depositing	The present participle of deposit.
1330	deposition	A deposition is when someone is removed from their office or position.	Mary II of England was very sad at her father's deposition.
1331	depositions	The plural form of deposition; more than one (kind of) deposition.
1332	depositor	A depositor is a person who deposits money.
1333	depositories	The plural form of depository; more than one (kind of) depository.
1334	depositors	The plural form of depositor; more than one (kind of) depositor.
1335	depository	A depository is a place where something is deposited for storage or safekeeping.
1336	deposits	The third-person singular form of deposit.
1337	depot	A depot is an area where equipment or goods are stored.
1338	depots	The plural form of depot; more than one (kind of) depot.
1339	depower	If you depower somebody or something	Kryptonite depowers Superman.
1340	deprave	If A depraves B
1341	depraved	A depraved person is one who is completely evil or immoral.
1342	depraves	The third-person singular form of deprave.
1343	depraving	The present participle of deprave.
1344	depravities	The plural form of depravity; more than one (kind of) depravity.
1345	depravity	The state or condition of being depraved; moral debasement.	He was a very bad man, lost in depravity.
1346	deprecate	If you deprecate something
1347	deprecated	The past tense and past participle of deprecate.
1348	deprecates	The third-person singular form of deprecate.
1349	deprecating	The present participle of deprecate.
1350	depreciate	If you depreciate something
1351	depreciated	The past tense and past participle of depreciate.
1352	depreciates	The third-person singular form of depreciate.
1353	depreciating	The present participle of depreciate.
1354	depreciation	Depreciation is the state of lowering the price or value of something.
1355	depreciations	The plural form of depreciation; more than one (kind of) depreciation.
1356	depredate	If you depredate
1357	depredated	The past tense and past participle of depredate.
1358	depredates	The third-person singular form of depredate.
1359	depredating	The present participle of depredate.
1360	depress	If you depress something	He depressed the button with his finger.
1361	depressant	A depressant is a drug that decreases nervous or physiological activity in a person or animal.
1362	depressants	The plural form of depressant; more than one (kind of) depressant.
1363	depressed	If someone is depressed	No one knows why it happened, but last year, Jay became depressed.
1364	depresses	The third-person singular form of depress.
1365	depressing	If something is depressing it makes you sad.	I find news about problems in the world depressing.
1366	depression	If someone has depression	After Suzie's dog passed away, she fell into a depression for six months.
1367	depressions	The plural form of depression; more than one (kind of) depression.
1368	depressive	If a person is depressive
1369	depressives	The plural form of depressive; more than one (kind of) depressive.
1370	depressurise	If you depressurise something
1371	depressurised	The past tense and past participle of depressurise.
1372	depressurises	The third-person singular form of depressurise.
1373	depressurising	The present participle of depressurise.
1374	depressurize	If you depressurize something
1375	depressurized	The past tense and past participle of depressurize.
1376	depressurizes	The third-person singular form of depressurize.
1377	depressurizing	The present participle of depressurize.
1378	deprivation	The act of depriving
1379	deprivations	The plural form of deprivation; more than one (kind of) deprivation.
1380	deprive	To deprive is to keep something from someone.	The mafia mastermind was deprived of the use of telephones in prison.
1381	deprived	The past tense and past participle of deprive.
1382	deprives	The third-person singular form of deprive.
1383	depriving	The present participle of deprive.
1384	depth	The distance below a surface; how deep something is.	Measure the depth of the water in this part of the bay.
1385	depths	The plural form of depth; more than one (kind of) depth.
1386	deputies	The plural form of deputy; more than one (kind of) deputy.
1387	deputise	If you deputise a person
1388	deputised	The past tense and past participle of deputise.
1389	deputises	The third-person singular form of deputise.
1390	deputising	The present participle of deputise.
1391	deputize	If you deputize a person
1392	deputized	The past tense and past participle of deputize.
1393	deputizes	The third-person singular form of deputize.
1394	deputizing	The present participle of deputize.
1395	deputy	A deputy is somebody one level down from another person. The deputy helps the other person or does that person's job sometimes.	The sheriff posted a deputy to stay until they could get a better look in the morning.; He was Deputy Secretary and Under Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz.
1396	derail	If a train derails	The train was destroyed when it was derailed by the collision.; Five people were injured after a train derailed in Winnipeg.
1397	derailed	The past tense and past participle of derail.
1398	derailing	The present participle of derail.
1399	derailment	Derailment is the action of a train leaving the rails along which it runs.	Investigators are searching for the cause of the derailment that injured three.
1400	derailments	The plural form of derailment; more than one (kind of) derailment.
1401	derails	The third-person singular form of derail.
1402	derange	If you derange a person
1403	deranged	The past tense and past participle of derange.
1404	deranges	The third-person singular form of derange.
1405	deranging	The present participle of derange.
1406	derbies	The plural form of derby; more than one (kind of) derby.
1407	derby	A derby is a race	Before the derby, people make bets on which horse will win.
1408	deregulate	If you deregulate a law
1409	deregulated	The past tense and past participle of deregulate.
1410	deregulates	The third-person singular form of deregulate.
1411	deregulating	The present participle of deregulate.
1412	Derek	Derek is a male given name.
1413	derelict	If something is derelict
1414	derelicts	The plural form of derelict; more than one (kind of) derelict.
1415	deride	If you deride a person
1416	derided	The past tense and past participle of deride.
1417	derides	The third-person singular form of deride.
1418	deriding	The present participle of deride.
1419	derision	Derision is the act of ridiculing or mocking someone.
1420	derisions	The plural form of derision; more than one (kind of) derision.
1421	derisive	If something is derisive
1422	derisively	If something is done derisively
1423	derivative	If something is derivative
1424	derivatives	The plural form of derivative; more than one (kind of) derivative.
1425	derive	If X is derived from Y	He derived a lot of pleasure from teaching.; Many current theories about learning are derived from Piaget's earlier theories.
1426	derived	The past tense and past participle of derive.	It is possible that some of Shakespeare’s ideas were derived from other people.; Many students derived enormous satisfaction from the course..
1427	derives	The third-person singular form of derive.
1428	deriving	The present participle of derive.
1429	dermatologies	The plural form of dermatology; more than one (kind of) dermatology.
1430	dermatologist	A doctor that specializes in skin.	I had to see a dermatologist about my acne last year.
1431	dermatologists	The plural form of dermatologist; more than one (kind of) dermatologist.	Many dermatologists recommend washing your face daily to prevent acne.
1432	dermatology	Dermatology is the study of the skin and its diseases
1433	derobe	If you derobe
1434	derobed	The past tense and past participle of derobe.
1435	derobes	The third-person singular form of derobe.
1436	derobing	The present participle of derobe.
1437	derogate	If a person derogates
1438	derogated	The past tense and past participle of derogate.
1439	derogates	The third-person singular form of derogate.
1440	derogating	The present participle of derogate.
1441	derogatory	If words	We told him that we would not accept his derogatory language.
1442	derust	If you derust something
1443	derusted	The past tense and past participle of derust.
1444	derusting	The present participle of derust.
1445	derusts	The third-person singular form of derust.
1446	Dervish	A Dervish was an inhabitant of the Dhulbahante Darawiish kingdom of Diiriye Guure (1896–1920) in the Khatumo region.	The vast majority of Dervishes were Dhulbahante.
1447	Dervish state	Dervish state was the Dhulbahante anti-colonial kingdom of Diiriye Guure that existed in the Khatumo area.
1448	Dervishes	The plural form of Dervish; more than one (kind of) Dervish.
1449	desalinisation	Desalinisation is the process of removing salt from something.
1450	desalinise	If you desalinise something
1451	desalinised	The past tense and past participle of desalinise.
1452	desalinises	The third-person singular form of desalinise.
1453	desalinising	The present participle of desalinise.
1454	desalinization	Desalinization is the process of removing salt from something.
1455	desalinize	If you desalinize something
1456	desalinized	The past tense and past participle of desalinize.
1457	desalinizes	The third-person singular form of desalinize.
1458	desalinizing	The present participle of desalinize.
1459	descale	If you descale something
1460	descaled	The past tense and past participle of descale.
1461	descales	The third-person singular form of descale.
1462	descaling	The present participle of descale.
1463	descend	If you descend	He descended the staircase to the basement.
1464	descendant	A descendant is something or someone that comes after something or someone (ancestor).	Dogs are descendants of early wolves.; You are a descendant of your grandparents.; I am a descendant of Grover Cleveland.
1465	descendants	The plural form of descendant; more than one (kind of) descendant.
1466	descended	The past tense and past participle of descend.
1467	descending	The present participle of descend.
1468	descends	The third-person singular form of descend.
1469	descent	A descent is the act of going down something	Going up the mountain was very tiring, but the descent seemed easier.
1470	descents	The plural form of descent; more than one (kind of) descent.
1471	describe	If you describe something	Their wedding day, as described by Emma in her book, was "a perfect September day."; The problems described above in Chapter 2, are found around the world.; Henry Tyler would not have described her as a happy woman.; These cheeses have a certain smell, as described in the section on soft cheeses.; The hospital described her condition as serious.; The instructions describe how to put it together.; In the story, he describes falling through the air for hours.
1472	described	The past tense and past participle of describe.
1473	describes	The third-person singular form of describe.
1474	describing	The present participle of describe.
1475	descried	The past tense and past participle of descry.
1476	descries	The third-person singular form of descry.
1477	description	A description is a phrase or sentence that tells you what something is	After coming back from Costa Rica, he gave me a long description of the swimming and sight-seeing he did there.
1478	descriptions	The plural form of description; more than one (kind of) description.
1479	descriptive	If something is descriptive
1480	descry	If you descry something
1481	descrying	The present participle of descry.
1482	desecrate	If you desecrate something
1483	desecrated	The past tense and past participle of desecrate.
1484	desecrates	The third-person singular form of desecrate.
1485	desecrating	The present participle of desecrate.
1486	desensitise	If you desensitise something
1487	desensitised	The past tense and past participle of desensitise.
1488	desensitises	The third-person singular form of desensitise.
1489	desensitising	The present participle of desensitise.
1490	Desensitization
1491	desensitize	If you desensitize something
1492	desensitized	The past tense and past participle of desensitize.
1493	desensitizes	The third-person singular form of desensitize.
1494	desensitizing	The present participle of desensitize.
1495	desert	A desert is a bare area of land
1496	deserted	The past tense and past participle of desert.
1497	deserting	The present participle of desert.
1498	deserts	The plural form of desert; more than one (kind of) desert.	There are many deserts in the world.
1499	deserve	When someone deserve something	You deserve a gift from me since you often treat me well.
1500	deserved	The past tense and past participle of deserve.
1501	deserves	The third-person singular form of deserve.
1502	deserving	The present participle of deserve.
1503	desex	To remove another's sexual characteristics or functions
1504	desexualisation	Desexualisation is the act of having less sexual references.
1505	desexualisations	The plural form of desexualisation; more than one (kind of) desexualisation.
1506	desexualise	When something is desexualised
1507	desexualised	The past tense and past participle of desexualise.
1508	desexualises	The third-person singular form of desexualise.
1509	desexualising	The present participle of desexualise.
1510	desexualization	Desexualization is the act of having less sexual references.
1511	desexualizations	The plural form of desexualization; more than one (kind of) desexualization.
1512	desexualize	When something is desexualized
1513	desexualized	The past tense and past participle of desexualize.
1514	desexualizes	The third-person singular form of desexualize.
1515	desexualizing	The present participle of desexualize.
1516	Deshawn	Deshawn is a male given name.
1517	desiccant	A desiccant is substance that removes moisture from something
1518	desiccants	The plural form of desiccant; more than one (kind of) desiccant.
1519	desiccate	If you desiccate something
1520	desiccated	If something is desiccated
1521	desiccates	The third-person singular form of desiccate.
1522	desiccating	The present participle of desiccate.
1523	design	Design is how something looks and works.	Honda has a new engine in design.; The new ski design made them 4% faster than his old skis.; After graduating from Art & Design at university, he started his own fashion company.
1524	designate	Designate is used after a role title to indicate that the person has been selected but has yet to take up the role.
1525	designated	The past tense and past participle of designate.
1526	designates	The third-person singular form of designate.
1527	designating	The present participle of designate.
1528	designation	A designation is an official name	The new manager received the official designation of "Project Leader".
1529	designations	The plural form of designation; more than one (kind of) designation.
1530	designed	The past tense and past participle of design.
1531	designer	A designer is someone who designs something.	The costume designer quit before the show opened.
1532	designers	The plural form of designer; more than one (kind of) designer.
1533	designing	The present participle of design.
1534	designs	The plural form of design; more than one (kind of) design.
1535	desirable	If something is desirable
1536	desire	A wish	She has a desire to win.
1537	desired	The past tense and past participle of desire.
1538	desires	The plural form of desire; more than one (kind of) desire.
1539	desiring	The present participle of desire.
1540	desist	If you desist
1541	desisted	The past tense and past participle of desist.
1542	desisting	The present participle of desist.
1543	desists	The third-person singular form of desist.
1544	desk	A desk is a table for studying and writing	The students sat at their desks quietly while the teacher walked around the room.; The phone on her desk buzzed; Gillian picked it up.
1545	desks	The plural form of desk; more than one (kind of) desk.
1546	desktop	A desktop is the top surface of the desk.
1547	desktops	The plural form of desktop; more than one (kind of) desktop.
1548	desolate	If a place is desolate	The area around the cave is desolate and filled with jagged rocks.
1549	desolated	The past tense and past participle of desolate.
1550	desolates	The third-person singular form of desolate.
1551	desolating	The present participle of desolate.
1552	desolation	Desolation is the process by which a place has the life living in it taken away; it becomes depopulated.
1553	desolations	The plural form of desolation; more than one (kind of) desolation.
1554	despair	Despair is the opposite of hope.
1555	despairs	The plural form of despair; more than one (kind of) despair.
1556	despatch	If you despatch people or equipment somewhere	The government has reportedly despatched elite army troops to Baghdad.; Vietnam despatched ships and aircraft Saturday to the mouth of the Gulf of Thailand.
1557	despatched	The past tense and past participle of despatch.
1558	despatches	The third-person singular form of despatch.
1559	despatching	The present participle of despatch.
1560	desperate	A desperate action is one that is dangerous or likely to fail	During the fire, some people tried to break through a wall in a desperate attempt to survive.; Doctors are running out of time in their desperate search for a cure.; They took desperate measures to survive, including killing and eating their dog.
1561	desperately	If you need something desperately
1562	despicable	A despicable person is someone who deserves to be despised.
1563	despise	To despise something is to feel the very worst about it.	The step-sisters of Cinderella despised her.
1564	despised	The past tense and past participle of despise.
1565	despises	The third-person singular form of despise.
1566	despising	The present participle of despise.
1567	despite	If x happens despite y	Despite their best efforts, the ministers have not been able to come to an agreement.; Despite all the problems, I think this project is a success.; We hope that there will soon be changes despite the fact that the leaders are still the same old people.
1568	despot	A despot is a totalitarian autocrat or dictator	The Emperor Domitian was a despot.
1569	despotism	Despotism is a way a governing body rules with absolute power
1570	despots	The plural form of despot; more than one (kind of) despot.
1571	desquamate	If something desquamates
1572	desquamated	The past tense and past participle of desquamate.
1573	desquamates	The third-person singular form of desquamate.
1574	desquamating	The present participle of desquamate.
1575	dessert	A dessert is a sweet food dish usually served at the end of a meal.	After the roast duck, we had a plum pudding for dessert.
1576	desserts	The plural form of dessert; more than one (kind of) dessert.
1577	destabilise	If you destabilise something
1578	destabilised	The past tense and past participle of destabilise.
1579	destabilises	The third-person singular form of destabilise.
1580	destabilising	The present participle of destabilise.
1581	destabilize	If you destabilize something
1582	destabilized	The past tense and past participle of destabilize.
1583	destabilizes	The third-person singular form of destabilize.
1584	destabilizing	The present participle of destabilize.
1585	destination	A destination is the place where a person or thing will go.	The package's destination was across the country.; Italy is a popular destination for people who want to escape the sun.
1586	destinations	The plural form of destination; more than one (kind of) destination.
1587	destine	If you destine something
1588	destined	The past tense and past participle of destine.
1589	destines	The third-person singular form of destine.
1590	destinies	The plural form of destiny; more than one (kind of) destiny.
1591	destining	The present participle of destine.
1592	destiny	Someone's destiny is path that their life will necessarily take.	No one can escape their destiny.; She believed it was her destiny to become a doctor.; The destiny of the nation was uncertain.
1593	destitute	A destitute person does not have money to take care of themselves.
1594	destroy	If you destroy something	The house was destroyed by the bomb.
1595	destroyed	The past tense and past participle of destroy.
1596	destroyer	Someone or something that destroys.
1597	destroyers	The plural form of destroyer; more than one (kind of) destroyer.
1598	destroying	The present participle of destroy.
1599	destroys	The third-person singular form of destroy.
1600	destruct	If something destructs it destroys itself. Usually we say self-destruct instead.	The weapon was made to self-destruct if stolen.
1601	destructed	The past tense and past participle of destruct.
1602	destructible	If something is destructible
1603	destructing	The present participle of destruct.
1604	destruction	The destruction of a thing is the act of breaking the thing; the end of existence of the thing. Before the destruction	The destruction of the house was necessary because the walls were not strong and people were not safe from falling bricks.; The earthquake caused a lot of destruction.
1605	destructions	The plural form of destruction; more than one (kind of) destruction.
1606	destructive	If something (or someone) is destructive it destroys; it causes destruction.
1607	destructs	The third-person singular form of destruct.
1608	detach	When you detach something	I detached the piece of jigsaw puzzle as it does not fit there.
1609	detachable	If something is detachable
1610	detached	The past tense and past participle of detach.
1611	detached house	A detached house is a house standing alone	People usually prefer detached houses not to hear the noise their neighbors could do.
1612	detached houses	The plural form of detached house; more than one (kind of) detached house.
1613	detaches	The third-person singular form of detach.
1614	detaching	The present participle of detach.
1615	detachment	Detachment is the act of detaching from something.
1616	detachments	The plural form of detachment; more than one (kind of) detachment.
1617	detag	If you detag something
1618	detagged	The past tense and past participle of detag.
1619	detagging	The present participle of detag.
1620	detags	The third-person singular form of detag.
1621	detail	A detail is a small part of something that is not as important as the whole thing.	I've written a book, but I still need to change some details in it.; Writing your name at the top of the page is a small detail, but it's important.; This is a very clear picture. You can see every detail.
1622	detailed	If something is detailed	The plan that he came up with is very detailed.
1623	detailing	The present participle of detail.
1624	details	The plural form of detail; more than one (kind of) detail.
1625	detain	If you detain someone
1626	detained	The past tense and past participle of detain.
1627	detainee	A detainee is a person who is detained.
1628	detainees	The plural form of detainee; more than one (kind of) detainee.
1629	detaining	The present participle of detain.
1630	detainment	Detainment is the act or condition of being detained.	Canada objected to Russia's detainment of the two Canadians.
1631	detainments	The plural form of detainment; more than one (kind of) detainment.
1632	detains	The third-person singular form of detain.
1633	detect	If you detect something	Some insects can detect changes in temperature as small as 0.003 degrees Celsius.; These animals have a smell that even a human nose can easily detect.; The chemical has been detected in lakes and rivers, in fish and birds, and in human breast milk.; Our instruments are not sensitive enough to detect it.
1634	detectable	If something is detectable
1635	detected	The past tense and past participle of detect.
1636	detecting	The present participle of detect.
1637	detection	Detection is the act of discovering something that was hidden.
1638	detections	The plural form of detection; more than one (kind of) detection.
1639	detective	A detective is a person who tries to find information to help people or solve crimes	He hired a private detective to find the missing art.; Police detectives were examining the house where the body was found.
1640	detectives	The plural form of detective; more than one (kind of) detective.
1641	detects	The third-person singular form of detect.
1642	détente	A détente is a friendly period of time between two countries that were enemies.
1643	détentes	The plural form of détente; more than one (kind of) détente.
1644	detention	Detention is the act of detaining or the state of being detained.
1645	detentions	The plural form of detention; more than one (kind of) detention.
1646	deter	If X deters Y from happening	John tried his best to deter the incoming forces invading his base on his game.
1647	detergent	Detergent is a cleaning solution often used for washing clothes and dishes.
1648	detergents	The plural form of detergent; more than one (kind of) detergent.
1649	deteriorate	To deteriorate	Food is kept cold in a refrigerator so it will not deteriorate or spoil.
1650	deteriorated	The past tense and past participle of deteriorate.
1651	deteriorates	The third-person singular form of deteriorate.
1652	deteriorating	The present participle of deteriorate.
1653	deterioration	A deterioration is a process in which an object deteriorates.
1654	deteriorations	The plural form of deterioration; more than one (kind of) deterioration.
1655	determination	The act of determining
1656	determinations	The plural form of determination; more than one (kind of) determination.
1657	determinative	A determinative is one of a small set of words that usually function as determiner.
1658	determinatives	The plural form of determinative; more than one (kind of) determinative.
1659	determine	If A determines the outcome of B
1660	determined	The past tense and past participle of determine.
1661	determiner	A determiner is a function label used in a noun phrase
1662	determiners	The plural form of determiner; more than one (kind of) determiner.
1663	determines	The third-person singular form of determine.
1664	determining	The present participle of determine.
1665	determinism	Determinism is the idea that every action has a definite reaction to a past event.
1666	deterred	The past tense and past participle of deter.
1667	deterrence	Deterrence is actions taken to make other actions less likely.
1668	deterrent	A deterrent is something that makes people less likely to do something.	Can a car alarm function as a deterrent for thieves?
1669	deterrents	The plural form of deterrent; more than one (kind of) deterrent.
1670	deterring	The present participle of deter.
1671	deters	The third-person singular form of deter.
1672	detest	If you detest	I detest that television show
1673	detestable	If something is detestable
1674	detested	The past tense and past participle of detest.
1675	detesting	The present participle of detest.
1676	detests	The third-person singular form of detest.
1677	dethrone	If you dethrone a monarch
1678	dethroned	The past tense and past participle of dethrone.
1679	dethrones	The third-person singular form of dethrone.
1680	dethroning	The present participle of dethrone.
1681	detonate	If you detonate a bomb
1682	detonated	The past tense and past participle of detonate.
1683	detonates	The third-person singular form of detonate.
1684	detonating	The present participle of detonate.
1685	detonation	Detonation is the act of causing a bomb or explosives to explode.
1686	detonations	The plural form of detonation; more than one (kind of) detonation.
1687	detonator	A detonator is a device that blows up a bomb.
1688	detonators	The plural form of detonator; more than one (kind of) detonator.
1689	detour	If you make a detour
1690	detoured	The past tense and past participle of detour.
1691	detouring	The present participle of detour.
1692	detours	The plural form of detour; more than one (kind of) detour.
1693	detox	A detox is the process or period of time where a person stops or get rid of toxins from their body.
1694	detoxed	The past tense and past participle of detox.
1695	detoxes	The plural form of detox; more than one (kind of) detox.
1696	detoxified	The past tense and past participle of detoxify.
1697	detoxifies	The third-person singular form of detoxify.
1698	detoxify	If you detoxify something
1699	detoxifying	The present participle of detoxify.
1700	detoxing	The present participle of detox.
1701	detract	If you detract
1702	detracted	The past tense and past participle of detract.
1703	detracting	The present participle of detract.
1704	detracts	The third-person singular form of detract.
1705	detriment	If something happens to the detriment of something or to a person's detriment
1706	detrimental	If something is detrimental
1707	deuce	A deuce is the number two on a card or dice.
1708	deuces	The plural form of deuce; more than one (kind of) deuce.
1709	deuterium	Deuterium is a kind of hydrogen atom that has a nucleus with one proton and one neutron. It can be written as ^{₂}_{₁}H or ^{₂}H or D.
1710	deuteriums	The plural form of deuterium; more than one (kind of) deuterium.
1711	Deuteronomy	Deuteronomy is the fifth book in the Old Testament of the bible.
1712	devalue	To lower or remove the value of something.	The bully tried to devalue his critics.
1713	devalued	The past tense and past participle of devalue.
1714	devalues	The third-person singular form of devalue.
1715	devaluing	The present participle of devalue.
1716	devastate	If something devastates something else such as a family	The economies of several countries were devastated by the war.
1717	devastated	The past tense and past participle of devastate.
1718	devastates	The third-person singular form of devastate.
1719	devastating	Not Available
1720	develop	When you develop something	The people who are best at anything have to develop their ability over time.
1721	developed	The past tense and past participle of develop.
1722	developer	A developer is someone or a company that develops a piece of land and creates buildings on it.
1723	developers	The plural form of developer; more than one (kind of) developer.
1724	developing	The present participle of develop.
1725	development	Developing; growth	The development of this story has been slow.; The organism has reached an important part in its development.
1726	developments	The plural form of development; more than one (kind of) development.
1727	develops	The third-person singular form of develop.
1728	deviant	A deviant is a person whose behaviour is not acceptable.
1729	deviants	The plural form of deviant; more than one (kind of) deviant.
1730	deviate	A deviate is a person whose behaviour is not acceptable.
1731	deviated	The past tense and past participle of deviate.
1732	deviates	The plural form of deviate; more than one (kind of) deviate.
1733	deviating	The present participle of deviate.
1734	deviation	A deviation is difference or movement away from a standard.	They insist that there must be no deviation from that style.; Any deviations from the contract would have to be agreed by both parties.
1735	deviations	The plural form of deviation; more than one (kind of) deviation.
1736	device	A device is a small machine or tool.	She has a device in her kitchen for cutting garlic.
1737	devices	The plural form of device; more than one (kind of) device.
1738	devil	A devil is an evil monster
1739	devils	The plural form of devil; more than one (kind of) devil.
1740	Devin	Devin is a male given name.
1741	devious	When someone is devious	Paul is being devious about the missing funds in the company's reserves, something is not right here.
1742	devise	If you devise something
1743	devised	The past tense and past participle of devise.
1744	devises	The third-person singular form of devise.
1745	devising	The present participle of devise.
1746	devoid	If A is devoid of B	The moon is devoid of life.
1747	devolve	If you devolve something to someone
1748	devolved	The past tense and past participle of devolve.
1749	devolves	The third-person singular form of devolve.
1750	devolving	The present participle of devolve.
1751	devote	If someone devotes time or energy to something	I devoted ten years of my life to writing that book.; She decided to devote her life to nursing.
1752	devoted	If someone is devoted	Joanne is a very devoted wife.
1753	devotee	A devotee is a person who is very interested in and enthusiastic about someone or something.	He was a devotee of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
1754	devotees	The plural form of devotee; more than one (kind of) devotee.
1755	devotes	The third-person singular form of devote.
1756	devoting	The present participle of devote.
1757	devotion	Devotion is the loyalty
1758	devotions	The plural form of devotion; more than one (kind of) devotion.
1759	devour	If you devour your food
1760	devourable	If something is devourable
1761	devoured	The past tense and past participle of devour.
1762	devouring	The present participle of devour.
1763	devours	The third-person singular form of devour.
1764	devout	A devout person shows a lot of commitment in a religion.
1765	devouter	The comparative form of devout; more devout.
1766	devoutest	The superlative form of devout; most devout.
1767	dew	Dew is small amounts of water that come onto the ground and onto other things in the morning.	The spider web was very beautiful when it was covered with drops of dew.
1768	dews	The plural form of dew; more than one (kind of) dew.
1769	dexterity	Fine motor skill.	She has dexterity in knitting
1770	dextrin	Dextrin is a sticky substance that is made by heating starch.	Dextrin is used to make food thick and to make glue.
1771	dextrins	The plural form of dextrin; more than one (kind of) dextrin.
1772	dextrose	Dextrose is a type of glucose	Dextrose is sometimes called grape sugar.
1773	dextroses	The plural form of dextrose; more than one (kind of) dextrose.
1774	Dhaka	Dhaka is the capital city of Bangladesh.
1775	dhow	A dhow is a traditional vessel that has a single mast and a lateen sail.
1776	dhows	The plural form of dhow; more than one (kind of) dhow.
1777	diabetes	Diabetes is a disease which causes people to become very thirsty and urinate a lot.	Doctors can test for diabetes by checking the amount of glucose in a person's urine.
1778	diabetic	A diabetic is a person with the disease called diabetes.	The diabetic had to test his blood sugar levels every day.
1779	diabetics	The plural form of diabetic; more than one (kind of) diabetic.
1780	diabolic	If someone or something is diabolic	This video game has a diabolic plotline.
1781	diabolical	If someone or something is diabolical	That math test was diabolical! I only knew the answers to three of the questions!
1782	diagnose	If a doctor diagnose someone
1783	diagnosed	The past tense and past participle of diagnose.
1784	diagnoses	The plural form of diagnosis; more than one (kind of) diagnosis.
1785	diagnosing	The present participle of diagnose.
1786	diagnosis	A diagnosis is the naming of your disease	It took a long time, but she finally got a diagnosis of depression.
1787	diagnostic	If something is diagnostic
1788	diagnostics	The plural form of diagnostic; more than one (kind of) diagnostic.
1789	diagonal	A diagonal line goes across from one corner of a rectangular area to the opposite corner.	She drew a diagonal line across the page.
1790	diagonals	The plural form of diagonal; more than one (kind of) diagonal.
1791	diagram	A diagram is a drawing	You can see from this diagram that the electric switch is very simple, in fact.; Here is a diagram of some machines in a power plant.
1792	diagramed	The past tense and past participle of diagram.
1793	diagraming	The present participle of diagram.
1794	diagrammed	The past tense and past participle of diagram.
1795	diagramming	The present participle of diagram.
1796	diagrams	The plural form of diagrams; more than one (kind of) diagrams.
1797	dial	A dial is a circular scale which a needle moves to show a measurement of something.
1798	dialect	A dialect is a version of a language. People who speak different dialects might sound different or word meanings might be a little different. People speaking different dialects talk similar enough that they can understand each other. (If people cannot understand each other	The dialect of the southern United States is quite different from that of the North.
1799	dialects	The plural form of dialect; more than one (kind of) dialect.
1800	dialed	The past tense and past participle of dial.
1801	dialing	The present participle of dial.
1802	dialog	A conversation between two or more individuals.	Bill and Melinda maintained a dialog via email over the course of their long-distance relationship.
1803	dialogs	The plural form of dialog; more than one (kind of) dialog.
1804	dialogue	A conversation between two or more individuals.	Bill and Melinda maintained a dialogue via email over the course of their long-distance relationship.
1805	dialogues	The plural form of dialogue; more than one (kind of) dialogue.
1806	dials	The plural form of dial; more than one (kind of) dial.
1807	dialyses	The plural form of dialysis; more than one (kind of) dialysis.
1808	dialysis	Dialysis is a method of separating particles on their ability to pass through a membrane.
1809	diameter	The diameter of a circle is the distance from one point on the circumference of the circle to the point on the opposite side.	The diameter of that circle is 4 inches.
1810	diameters	The plural form of diameter; more than one (kind of) diameter.
1811	diamond	Diamond is a very hard mineral made from carbon that is shiny like glass.	The blades of cutting tools like saws and knives are sometimes coated in diamond.
1812	diamonds	The plural form of diamond; more than one (kind of) diamond.
1813	Diana	Diana is a female given name.
1814	Dianetics	Dianetics is a form of mental therapy; self-help belief system created by L. Ron Hubbard in 1950.
1815	dianthus	A Dianthus one of some types of plants. These plants all make flowers. Some of these plants are called "carnations" and "Sweet William."
1816	dianthuses	The plural form of dianthus; more than one (kind of) dianthus.
1817	diaper	A baby’s nappy
1818	diapered	The past tense and past participle of diaper.
1819	diapering	The present participle of diaper.
1820	diapers	The plural form of diaper; more than one (kind of) diaper.
1821	diaries	The plural form of diary; more than one (kind of) diary.
1822	diarist	A diarist is someone who keeps a diary.
1823	diarists	The plural form of diarist; more than one (kind of) diarist.
1824	diarrhea	Diarrhea is an illness where the person's poop or feces are soft like water.
1825	diarrheas	The plural form of diarrhea; more than one (kind of) diarrhea.
1826	diarrhoea	Diarrhoea is an illness where the person's poop or feces are soft like water.
1827	diarrhoeas	The plural form of diarrhoea; more than one (kind of) diarrhoea.
1828	diary	A diary is a journal that some people keep to write down what has happened on days during their lives.	I have kept a diary ever since I was a little girl.
1829	diatomic	If a molecule is diatomic
1830	diatribe	A diatribe is an abusive verbal attack against a person.
1831	diatribes	The plural form of diatribe; more than one (kind of) diatribe.
1832	dibble	A dibble is a pointed hand tool that is used to make holes in the ground to plant seeds.
1833	dibbled	The past tense and past participle of dibble.
1834	dibbles	The plural form of dibble; more than one (kind of) dibble.
1835	dibbling	The present participle of dibble.
1836	dice	The plural form of die; more than one (kind of) die.
1837	diced	The past tense and past participle of dice.
1838	dices	The third-person singular form of dice.
1839	dichotomies	The plural form of dichotomy; more than one (kind of) dichotomy.
1840	dichotomy	Dichotomy is the separation or division into two
1841	dicing	The present participle of dice.
1842	dick	A dick is a detective.
1843	dicked	The past tense and past participle of dick.
1844	dickhead	A mean and/or stupid person.	Shut up, dickhead!
1845	dickheads	The plural form of dickhead; more than one (kind of) dickhead.
1846	dicking	The present participle of dick.
1847	dicks	The plural form of dick; more than one (kind of) dick.	What a bunch of dicks! They stole my video games and game console while I was on vacation!
1848	dictatable	If something is dictatable
1849	dictate	If you dictate a document (something written)	I dictated the letter to my secretary.
1850	dictated	The past tense and past participle of dictate.
1851	dictates	The third-person singular form of dictate.
1852	dictating	The present participle of dictate.
1853	dictation	The act of dictating; telling someone else what to write or type.	Can you take dictation?
1854	dictations	The plural form of dictation; more than one (kind of) dictation.
1855	dictator	A leader of a country who has total control over everything.	Hitler was a terrible dictator.
1856	dictators	The plural form of dictator; more than one (kind of) dictator.
1857	dictatorship	Dictatorship is a type of government which exercises autocratic rule.
1858	dictatorships	The plural form of dictatorship; more than one (kind of) dictatorship.
1859	diction	Your choice of words; the style or way you speak.	The diction in this story is lively.; His diction makes it clear that he is well-educated.
1860	dictionaries	The plural form of dictionary; more than one (kind of) dictionary.	I always keep two dictionaries nearby in case I need to look up the definition of a word.
1861	dictionary	A dictionary is a book that tells you what words mean	You are reading an online dictionary right now.; The words in a printed dictionary are in alphabetical order.; I looked up the dictionary to find the meaning of the word business.
1862	did	The past tense of do.	Sally did her homework.; Who did this?
1863	diddle	If you diddle someone
1864	diddled	The past tense and past participle of diddle.
1865	diddles	The third-person singular form of diddle.
1866	diddling	The present participle of diddle.
1867	didgeridoo	A didgeridoo is a long and straight	Didgeridoos often have drawings showing mythological elements of the Aboriginal culture or clanic symbols.; While playing didgeridoo, you can imitate some natural sounds such as bird songs.
1868	didgeridoos	The plural form of didgeridoo; more than one (kind of) didgeridoo.
1869	didn't	The negative form of did; did not.	He didn't help her.; You didn't tell me you're going on vacation next month. How exciting!
1870	die	If a person or animal dies	My father died last year in a car crash, I really miss him.; The song is about her brother who died young at the age of ten.; Many more people die of heart attacks than from violence.; She died from illness.
1871	die out	If something dies out	The dinosaurs died out a long time ago.
1872	diecast	If you diecast something
1873	die-cast	If you die-cast something
1874	diecasting	The present participle of diecast.
1875	die-casting	The present participle of die-cast.
1876	diecasts	The third-person singular form of diecast.
1877	die-casts	The third-person singular form of die-cast.
1878	died	The past tense and past participle of die.
1879	died out	The past tense and past participle of die out.
1880	Diego	Diego is a male given name.	Diego is working on a report.
1881	dies	The third-person singular form of die.
1882	dies out	The third-person singular form of die out.
1883	diesel	Diesel is a type of fuel made from oil.
1884	diesels	The plural form of diesel; more than one (kind of) diesel.
1885	diet	A diet is the food that an animal	Several studies have suggested that high-fat diets can directly increase the risk of this cancer.; Studies confirm that vegetarian is a healthful and balanced diet.; I exercise, watch my diet and have good genes.; A healthy diet should not exceed 30 percent fat per day.; He was unhealthy thanks to poor diet and heavy smoking.
1886	dietary	If something is dietary	What are your dietary requirements?; Oscar has dietary problems.
1887	dieted	The past tense and past participle of diet.
1888	dieting	The present participle of diet.
1889	dietings	The plural form of dieting; more than one (kind of) dieting.
1890	diets	The plural form of diet; more than one (kind of) diet.
1891	differ	If things differ	The new cars differ from the old mainly in how they look.; The results did not differ significantly by sex or age.
1892	differed	The past tense and past participle of differ.
1893	difference	The quality of being different.	You need to learn to accept differences in people.
1894	differences	The plural form of difference; more than one (kind of) difference.
1895	different	If two or more things are different	The day and night are quite different.; My brother's bike is different from mine.
1896	differentiable	If something is differentiable
1897	differential	A differential is a difference between amounts or values.	There is a differential in pay between part-time and full-time employees.
1898	differentials	The plural form of differential; more than one (kind of) differential.
1899	differentiate	When you something from another
1900	differentiated	The past tense and past participle of differentiate.
1901	differentiates	The third-person singular form of differentiate.
1902	differentiating	The present participle of differentiate.
1903	differentiation	Differentiation finding or showing the differences between things.	In the shop, there was no differentiation between product from Asia and product from Europe.
1904	differentiations	The plural form of differentiation; more than one (kind of) differentiation.
1905	differently	In a different way.	The new manager wants to run things differently from before.
1906	differing	The present participle of differ.
1907	differs	The third-person singular form of differ.
1908	difficult	When something is difficult	It'll be difficult to get him to change his mind; he's really stubborn.; It's more difficult to learn another language when you're older than when you're young.; The most difficult thing I've ever had to do was get over my fear of flying.
1909	difficulties	The plural form of difficulty; more than one (kind of) difficulty.
1910	difficulty	The difficulty of something is how hard it is to do.	The student finished the homework with great difficulty.
1911	diffusable	If something is diffusable
1912	diffuse	If something diffuses
1913	diffused	The past tense and past participle of diffuse.
1914	diffuses	The third-person singular form of diffuse.
1915	diffusing	The present participle of diffuse.
1916	dig	If you dig a hole	You will need to dig the hole larger than the roots of the tree you want to plant.; They've been digging for gold for months, but they haven't found a thing.
1917	digest	A publication that contains articles or parts of other books
1918	digested	The past tense and past participle of digest.
1919	digesting	The present participle of digest.
1920	digestion	Digestion is what happens to food once it is eaten. It changes the food into substances your body can use.	Eating fruits and vegetables is good for your digestion.
1921	digestions	The plural form of digestion; more than one (kind of) digestion.
1922	digestive	If something is digestive
1923	digestives	The plural form of digestive; more than one (kind of) digestive.
1924	digests	The plural form of digest; more than one (kind of) digest.
1925	digger	A digger a person or animal that digs.	The man was a digger.
1926	diggers	The plural form of digger; more than one (kind of) digger.
1927	digging	The present participle of dig.
1928	digit	A digit is any of the numerals from 0 to 9
1929	digital	Having to do with digits (fingers or toes); performed with a finger.
1930	digital divide	The digital divide is the difference between people who have access to technology and those who don't.	This educational program is designed to bridge the digital divide by providing internet in all schools.
1931	digits	The plural form of digit; more than one (kind of) digit.
1932	diglyceride	Diglyceride is a lipid
1933	diglycerides	The plural form of diglyceride; more than one (kind of) diglyceride.
1934	dignified	The past tense and past participle of dignify.
1935	dignifies	The third-person singular form of dignify.
1936	dignify	If you dignify something
1937	dignifying	The present participle of dignify.
1938	dignitaries	The plural form of dignitary; more than one (kind of) dignitary.
1939	dignitary	A dignitary is an influential person who has a high rank or position in office.
1940	dignity	Dignity is a human quality that makes a person worthy of respect.	The man went to war to try and regain some of his dignity.
1941	digress	If a conversation digresses
1942	digressed	The past tense and past participle of digress.
1943	digresses	The third-person singular form of digress.
1944	digressing	The present participle of digress.
1945	digression	Digression is the act of moving off topic.
1946	digressions	The plural form of digression; more than one (kind of) digression.
1947	digs	The third-person singular form of dig.
1948	dihydrogen monoxide	Another term for water.
1949	dike	A dike is a long wall or embankment built to prevent flooding from the sea.
1950	diked	The past tense and past participle of dike.
1951	dikes	The plural form of dike; more than one (kind of) dike.
1952	diking	The present participle of dike.
1953	dilapidate	If you dilapidate something
1954	dilapidated	The past tense and past participle of dilapidate.
1955	dilapidates	The third-person singular form of dilapidate.
1956	dilapidating	The present participle of dilapidate.
1957	dilate	If an opening dilates	Heat will cause the blood vessels to dilate.
1958	dilated	The past tense and past participle of dilate.
1959	dilates	The third-person singular form of dilate.
1960	dilating	The present participle of dilate.
1961	dilation	Dilation is the act or process of enlarging an opening in all directions at once.
1962	dilations	The plural form of dilation; more than one (kind of) dilation.
1963	dildo	A dildo is a device shaped like a penis that is used for masturbation and sex.
1964	dildoes	The plural form of dildo; more than one (kind of) dildo.
1965	dildos	The plural form of dildo; more than one (kind of) dildo.
1966	dilemma	If you are in dilemma
1967	dilemmas	The plural form of dilemma; more than one (kind of) dilemma.
1968	dilettante	A dilettante is a person who has an interest in something but does not have any knowledge about the interest.
1969	dilettantes	The plural form of dilettante; more than one (kind of) dilettante.
1970	dilettanti	The plural form of dilettante; more than one (kind of) dilettante.
1971	diligence	Diligence is the careful and persistent effort given to a particular task or responsibility.
1972	diligent	A diligent person is someone who is extremely focused and hard-working.
1973	diligently	If something is done diligently
1974	dilute	If you dilute a liquid	Dilute the juice with water before you drink it.
1975	diluted	The past tense and past participle of dilute.
1976	dilutes	The third-person singular form of dilute.
1977	diluting	The present participle of dilute.
1978	dilution	Dilution is the process of making something dilute.
1979	dilutions	The plural form of dilution; more than one (kind of) dilution.
1980	dim	If a thing is dim	It is hard to see in a room where the lights are dim.
1981	dime	A dime is a metal coin that is worth ten cents.	Ten dimes is one dollar.
1982	dimension	A dimension is a part of a problem	We need to consider some of the dimensions of the likely future needs for health care among older people.; The baby has added a new dimension to our lives.
1983	dimensional	If something is dimensional
1984	dimensions	The plural form of dimension; more than one (kind of) dimension.
1985	dimes	The plural form of dime; more than one (kind of) dime.
1986	diminish	When something diminishes it gets smaller or less important or makes something that way.	The way you talked just now diminished my respect for you.; The amount of water in the lake is diminishing because there has been no rain.
1987	diminished	The past tense and past participle of diminish.
1988	diminishes	The third-person singular form of diminish.
1989	diminishing	The present participle of diminish.
1990	dimmed	The past tense and past participle of dim.
1991	dimmer	The comparative form of dim; more dim.
1992	dimmest	The superlative form of dim; most dim.
1993	dimming	The present participle of dim.
1994	dims	The third-person singular form of dim.
1995	din	A din is a loud noise or a loud commotion that lasts for a long time.	The children were making a terrible din.
1996	dine	If you dine	We usually dine at four o'clock, because that is when we get hungry.
1997	dined	The past tense and past participle of dine.
1998	diner	A diner is a place where people go to eat. It is like a cheap restaurant.	The diner downtown was always busy late at night.
1999	diners	The plural form of diner; more than one (kind of) diner.
2000	dines	The third-person singular form of dine.
2001	dinghies	The plural form of dinghy; more than one (kind of) dinghy.
2002	dinghy	A dinghy is a small open boat that is propelled by oars or paddles.
2003	dining	The present participle of dine.
2004	dinned	The past tense and past participle of din.
2005	dinner	Dinner is the largest meal of the day	I'm sorry, I'll be late tonight, so I won't be home for dinner.; We had fish with rice and fried vegetables for dinner last night.
2006	dinners	The plural form of dinner; more than one (kind of) dinner.
2007	dinning	The present participle of din.
2008	dino	Another name for dinosaur.
2009	dinos	The plural form of dino; more than one (kind of) dino.
2010	dinosaur	Dinosaurs are reptiles that were extinct (all died) millions of years ago.	Most dinosaurs were large.
2011	dinosaurs	The plural form of dinosaur; more than one (kind of) dinosaur.
2012	dins	The plural form of din; more than one (kind of) din.
2013	diocese	A diocese is the area looked after by the a bishop in some churches. It contains several parishes.
2014	dioceses	The plural form of diocese; more than one (kind of) diocese.
2015	diode	A diode is an electronic device that allows current to flow in one direction only.
2016	diodes	The plural form of diode; more than one (kind of) diode.
2017	Dionte	Dionte is a male given name.
2018	dioxide	A dioxide is an oxide that has two oxygen atoms in each molecule.
2019	dioxides	The plural form of dioxide; more than one (kind of) dioxide.
2020	dip	A dip is a lower section of a road or geological feature.	There is a dip in the road ahead.
2021	diploma	A diploma is a certificate awarded by an educational institute to show that someone has successfully completed a course of study.
2022	diplomacies	The plural form of diplomacy; more than one (kind of) diplomacy.
2023	diplomacy	Diplomacy is the practice of managing international relations.
2024	diplomas	The plural form of diploma; more than one (kind of) diploma.
2025	diplomat	A diplomat is an official who represents a government in other countries.
2026	diplomatic	If someone is diplomatic	I've asked Yoko to handle this complaint because it needs someone who's very diplomatic.
2027	diplomats	The plural form of diplomat; more than one (kind of) diplomat.
2028	dipped	The past tense and past participle of dip.
2029	dipping	The present participle of dip.
2030	dips	The third-person singular form of dip.
2031	dipstick	A dipstick is a tool. The most familiar dipstick is the one used to measure the amount of oil in a car's engine. Another dipstick is made of litmus paper. It is dipped into urine to test for ketosis.
2032	dipsticked	The past tense and past participle of dipstick.
2033	dipsticking	The present participle of dipstick.
2034	dipsticks	The plural form of dipstick; more than one (kind of) dipstick.
2035	direct	If something is direct	It's a direct flight from Tokyo to Toronto with no stop in Vancouver.; These improvement are a direct result of the recent changes.; In talking to the president, she was more direct: "Your product is making me sick."; There is growing contact, both direct and indirect, between the people.
2036	directed	The past tense and past participle of direct.
2037	directing	The present participle of direct.
2038	direction	A direction is a way to move or point.	"Where is the post office?" "I think it's that direction."; Which direction is north?; We were walking up Queen St. when she suddenly turned and starting walking in the opposite direction.
2039	directional	If something is directional
2040	directions	The plural form of direction; more than one (kind of) direction.
2041	directive	If something is directive
2042	directives	The plural form of directive; more than one (kind of) directive.
2043	directly	If something happens directly	I don't think we'll be directly affected by these changes.
2044	directness	Directness is the state or quality of being direct.
2045	director	A director is a person who is in charge of something.	The film director was doing a very good job.
2046	directorate	A directorate is an agency of a major government department that is responsible for a particular activity.
2047	directorates	The plural form of directorate; more than one (kind of) directorate.
2048	directories	The plural form of directory; more than one (kind of) directory.
2049	directors	The plural form of director; more than one (kind of) director.
2050	directory	A directory is a book or list of names	He checked he number in the directory.
2051	directs	The third-person singular form of direct.
2052	Dirk	Dirk is a male given name.
2053	dirt	Dirt is what the ground (land) is made of.
2054	dirt cheap	If something is dirt cheap	The rent is dirt cheap, so I have money left over each month.; I got this bike dirt cheap off the internet.
2055	dirtbag	A dirtbag is someone who is not nice
2056	dirtbags	The plural form of dirtbag; more than one (kind of) dirtbag.
2057	dirtier	The comparative form of dirty; more dirty.
2058	dirtiest	The superlative form of dirty; most dirty.
2059	dirts	The plural form of dirt; more than one (kind of) dirt.
2060	dirty	If something is dirty	After playing outside all day, her hands were all dirty.; You shouldn't say damn, shit, and other dirty words.
2061	dis	If you dis somebody
2062	dis-	You add "dis-" to the front of verbs	The opposite of honesty is dishonesty.; If two people disagree, they do not agree.
2063	disabilities	The plural form of disability; more than one (kind of) disability.
2064	disability	A disability is condition where a person's movements or senses are limited by any physical or mental disadvantage.
2065	disable	If you disable something	Disable that alarm before we open the door.; The bomb was disabled before any damage was caused.
2066	disabled	If somebody is disabled	Two people died in the crash and the others were severely physically disabled.; This money will help the elderly and the disabled.; Not enough research has been done in the area of the preschool learning-disabled students.
2067	disables	The third-person singular form of disable.
2068	disabling	The present participle of disable.
2069	disaccharide	A disaccharide is a sugar
2070	disaccharides	The plural form of disaccharide; more than one (kind of) disaccharide.
2071	disadvantage	A disadvantage is something that is a handicap or a weakness.	The hockey team had a disadvantage against its opponents because its goalie was not good.
2072	disadvantaged	Having a disadvantage (a handicap or weakness).	The football team was disadvantaged because one of their players was missing.
2073	disadvantageous	If something is disadvantageous	Not getting enough sleep before the big test can be very disadvantageous.
2074	disadvantages	The plural form of disadvantage; more than one (kind of) disadvantage.
2075	disaffect	If you disaffect a person
2076	disaffected	A disaffected person is someone has stopped supporting or believing in something they used to support or believe.
2077	disaffecting	The present participle of disaffect.
2078	disaffects	The third-person singular form of disaffect.
2079	disaggregate	If you disaggregate something
2080	disaggregated	The past tense and past participle of disaggregate.
2081	disaggregates	The third-person singular form of disaggregate.
2082	disaggregating	The present participle of disaggregate.
2083	disagree	If you disagree	I disagree with you.
2084	disagreeable	Not agreeable; not nice and bad.	Alice is disagreeable because she is unfriendly and has a bad temper.
2085	disagreeably	If something is happening in a manner that is disagreeably unpleasant
2086	disagreed	The past tense and past participle of disagree.
2087	disagreeing	The present participle of disagree.
2088	disagreement	An argument or debate.	There was a disagreement about what color to paint the bedroom, but they have reached a decision.
2089	disagreements	The plural form of disagreement; more than one (kind of) disagreement.	The husband and wife have had many disagreements.
2090	disagrees	The third-person singular form of disagree.
2091	disallow	If you disallow	Please disallow his request for adminship.
2092	disallowed	The past tense and past participle of disallow.
2093	disallowing	The present participle of disallow.
2094	disallows	The third-person singular form of disallow.
2095	disambiguation	If I work on disambiguation	This page is a disambiguation page.
2096	disambiguations	The plural form of disambiguation; more than one (kind of) disambiguation.
2097	disappear	If something disappears	For a moment the tiny redness of his cigarette was visible; then he disappeared into the darkness.; She watches her two grandchildren until they disappear from sight.; The boat disappeared beneath the waves.
2098	disappearance	The disappearance of something is when it is gone and we can't find it or it doesn't exist anymore.	Detroit Police say they are still investigating the children's disappearance.; We still don't understand the disappearance of Flight 804.; The rate of disappearance of species in Hawaii continues to increase.
2099	disappearances	The plural form of disappearance; more than one (kind of) disappearance.
2100	disappeared	The past tense and past participle of disappear.
2101	disappearing	The present participle of disappear.
2102	disappears	The third-person singular form of disappear.
2103	disappoint	If something disappoints somebody	I'm afraid you really disappointed me. I thought you were more honest.; We thought the party would be good and it didn't disappoint.
2104	disappointed	The past tense and past participle of disappoint.
2105	disappointing	If something is disappointing
2106	disappointingly	If something is done disappointingly	He thought that he would get 3 points, but disappointingly got only 2.
2107	disappointment	Disappointment is the feeling you have when something isn't as good as you expected.
2108	disappointments	The plural form of disappointment; more than one (kind of) disappointment.
2109	disappoints	The third-person singular form of disappoint.
2110	disapproval	If you show disapproval of something
2111	disapprovals	The plural form of disapproval; more than one (kind of) disapproval.
2112	disapprove	If you disapprove of something	She disapproved of his actions.
2113	disapproved	The past tense and past participle of disapprove.
2114	disapproves	The third-person singular form of disapprove.
2115	disapproving	The present participle of disapprove.
2116	disarm	If you disarm a person
2117	disarmed	The past tense and past participle of disarm.
2118	disarming	The present participle of disarm.
2119	disarms	The third-person singular form of disarm.
2120	disarrange	If you disarrange something
2121	disarranged	The past tense and past participle of disarrange.
2122	disarranges	The third-person singular form of disarrange.
2123	disarranging	The present participle of disarrange.
2124	disarray	If you disarray something
2125	disarrayed	The past tense and past participle of disarray.
2126	disarraying	The present participle of disarray.
2127	disarrays	The third-person singular form of disarray.
2128	disassemble	If you disassemble something
2129	disassembled	The past tense and past participle of disassemble.
2130	disassembles	The third-person singular form of disassemble.
2131	disassembling	The present participle of disassemble.
2132	disassociate	If a person disassociates
2133	disassociated	The past tense and past participle of disassociate.
2134	disassociates	The third-person singular form of disassociate.
2135	disassociating	The present participle of disassociate.
2136	disaster	A disaster is a serious problem.	Feed the Children has been involved in disaster relief around the world.; The San Francisco Earthquake was the deadliest natural disaster in U.S.; President Bush declared New Orleans a federal disaster area.; The flight had just left the airport when disaster struck.; A major environmental disaster is the drying up of the Aral Sea.; What can the country and each one of us do to avoid economic disaster?; A spokesman said the plan was a recipe for disaster and should be defeated.; When families get together, there is always the potential for disaster.; We need additional vehicles to assist us in distributing the goods to the victims of disasters.
2137	disasters	The plural form of disaster; more than one (kind of) disaster.
2138	disastrous	If something is disastrous
2139	disavow	If you disavow an act or idea
2140	disavowed	The past tense and past participle of disavow.
2141	disavowing	The present participle of disavow.
2142	disavows	The third-person singular form of disavow.
2143	disband	If a company	The Beatles disbanded in 1970.; The president disbanded the agency.
2144	disbanded	The past tense and past participle of disband.
2145	disbanding	The present participle of disband.
2146	disbandment	A disbandment is the act of disbanding.
2147	disbandments	The plural form of disbandment; more than one (kind of) disbandment.
2148	disbands	The third-person singular form of disband.
2149	disbar	If you disbar a lawyer
2150	disbarred	The past tense and past participle of disbar.
2151	disbarring	The present participle of disbar.
2152	disbars	The third-person singular form of disbar.
2153	disbelief	Disbelief the lack of will or ability to believe something.
2154	disbeliefs	The plural form of disbelief; more than one (kind of) disbelief.
2155	disbelieve	If someone is said to disbelieve something
2156	disbelieved	The past tense and past participle of disbelieve.
2157	disbeliever	A disbeliever is a person who does not believe something to be true.
2158	disbelievers	The plural form of disbeliever; more than one (kind of) disbeliever.
2159	disbelieves	The third-person singular form of disbelieve.
2160	disbelieving	The present participle of disbelieve.
2161	disbelievingly	The adverb disbelievingly describes when something is difficult to believe.
2162	disburse	If funds have been disbursed
2163	disbursed	The past tense and past participle of disburse.
2164	disburses	The third-person singular form of disburse.
2165	disbursing	The present participle of disburse.
2166	disc	An object that is thin	A coin is a disc of metal.
2167	discard	When you discard something	Will you please discard those old love letters?; Tom discards everyone's old love letters.; Tom discarded Jerry's old love letters yesterday.; Have you discarded my old love letters yet?; Tom is discarding your old love letters at this moment.
2168	discarded	The past tense and past participle of discard.
2169	discarding	The present participle of discard.
2170	discards	The third-person singular form of discard.
2171	discern	If you can discern a pattern	It can be difficult to discern any pattern when there are so few examples.; They were trying to discern whether anything had changed.; His head was turned away so that she could not discern his features.
2172	discerned	The past tense and past participle of discern.
2173	discernible	If something is discernible
2174	discerning	The present participle of discern.
2175	discerns	The third-person singular form of discern.
2176	discharge	To discharge something is to release it or let it go	Discharging steam prevented pressure from building.
2177	discharged	The past tense and past participle of discharge.
2178	discharges	The third-person singular form of discharge.
2179	discharging	The present participle of discharge.
2180	disciple	A disciple is a person who believes in and helps spread the teachings of another person.	There were 12 disciples who spread the teachings of Jesus Christ.
2181	disciples	The plural form of disciple; more than one (kind of) disciple.
2182	disciplinary	If something is disciplinary	When the manager took stock home, he attended a disciplinary meeting.
2183	discipline	A disciplined attitude is a controlled behaviour; self-control.
2184	disciplined	The past tense and past participle of discipline.
2185	disciplines	The plural form of discipline; more than one (kind of) discipline.
2186	disciplining	The present participle of discipline.
2187	disclaim	If you disclaim something
2188	disclaimed	The past tense and past participle of disclaim.
2189	disclaimer	Words that say that a person or group does not own or is not responsible for something	You are not able to return the toaster to the shop. You should have read the disclaimer.
2190	disclaimers	The plural form of disclaimer; more than one (kind of) disclaimer.
2191	disclaiming	The present participle of disclaim.
2192	disclaims	The third-person singular form of disclaim.
2193	disclose	If you disclose something	The surveyor said that they will not disclose her personal information.
2194	disclosed	The past tense and past participle of disclose.
2195	discloses	The third-person singular form of disclose.
2196	disclosing	The present participle of disclose.
2197	disclosure	Disclosure is the act of revealing new information.
2198	disclosures	The plural form of disclosure; more than one (kind of) disclosure.
2199	disco	A disco is a building where people come to dance to music
2200	discographies	The plural form of discography; more than one (kind of) discography.
2201	discography	A discography is the complete collection of the releases of an artist.
2202	discolor	If you discolor something	Washing light laundry with dark may cause your clothes to discolor.
2203	discoloration	Discoloration is the state of being discolored.
2204	discolorations	The plural form of discoloration; more than one (kind of) discoloration.
2205	discolored	The past tense and past participle of discolor.
2206	discoloring	The present participle of discolor.
2207	discolors	The third-person singular form of discolor.
2208	discolour	If you discolour something	Washing light laundry with dark may cause your clothes to discolour.
2209	discolouration	Discolouration is the state of being discoloured.
2210	discolourations	The plural form of discolouration; more than one (kind of) discolouration.
2211	discoloured	The past tense and past participle of discolour.
2212	discolouring	The present participle of discolour.
2213	discolours	The third-person singular form of discolour.
2214	discombobulate	If someone is discombobulated	Jim was discombobulated with the math problem.; Jim felt discombobulated after the argument.
2215	discombobulated	The past tense and past participle of discombobulate.
2216	discombobulates	The third-person singular form of discombobulate.
2217	discombobulating	The present participle of discombobulate.
2218	discomfiture	Discomfiture is the feeling of unease or embarrassment.
2219	discomfitures	The plural form of discomfiture; more than one (kind of) discomfiture.
2220	discomfort	A feeling of being embarrassed or worried.	His bad singing caused us discomfort.
2221	discomforted	The past tense of discomfort.
2222	discomforting	The present participle of discomfort.
2223	discomforts	The third-person singular form of discomfort.
2224	disconcert	If you disconcert a person
2225	disconcerted	The past tense and past participle of disconcert.
2226	disconcerting	The present participle of disconcert.
2227	disconcerts	The third-person singular form of disconcert.
2228	disconnect	If you disconnect something
2229	disconnected	The past tense and past participle of disconnect.
2230	disconnecting	The present participle of disconnect.
2231	disconnects	The third-person singular form of disconnect.
2232	discontent	Discontent is the feeling you have when you are not happy with your own life.
2233	discontented	The past tense and past participle of discontent.
2234	discontenting	The present participle of discontent.
2235	discontents	The plural form of discontent; more than one (kind of) discontent.
2236	discontinue	If you discontinue something	They plan to discontinue that design.; They have plans to discontinue these old trains in favor of a more modern and environmentally-friendly version.
2237	discontinued	The past tense and past participle of discontinue.
2238	discontinues	The third-person singular form of discontinue.
2239	discontinuing	The present participle of discontinue.
2240	discontinuities	The plural form of discontinuity; more than one (kind of) discontinuity.
2241	discontinuity	A discontinuity is a gap	A discontinuity occurred when the series of models was redesigned.
2242	discontinuous	If something is discontinuous	Our meeting was discontinuous; we had several breaks for eating and using the restroom.; The series was then discontinuous.
2243	discord	Discord is disagreement and bad feelings between people.	The idea created discord among them.
2244	discordant	If the sound of something is discordant
2245	discorded	The past tense and past participle of discord.
2246	discording	The present participle of discord.
2247	discords	The plural form of discord; more than one (kind of) discord.
2248	discos	The plural form of disco; more than one (kind of) disco.
2249	discotheque	A discotheque is a club where people dance to music.
2250	discotheques	The plural form of discotheque; more than one (kind of) discotheque.
2251	discount	If you discount something
2252	discounted	The past tense and past participle of discount.
2253	discounting	The present participle of discount.
2254	discounts	The plural form of discount; more than one (kind of) discount.
2255	discourage	If someone discourages you	The government's plan is to discourage the people from owning cars.
2256	discouraged	The past tense and past participle of discourage.
2257	discourages	The third-person singular form of discourage.
2258	discouraging	The present participle of discourage.
2259	discourse	Discourse is conversation.
2260	discoursed	The past tense and past participle of discourse.
2261	discourses	The plural form of discourse; more than one (kind of) discourse.
2262	discoursing	The present participle of discourse.
2263	discover	To find a new idea that was not known before	Doctors want to discover a cure for cancer.; Einstein discovered that E=mc²; Christopher Columbus is famous for discovering the Americas.
2264	discovered	The past tense and past participle of discover.
2265	discoveries	The plural form of discovery; more than one (kind of) discovery.
2266	discovering	The present participle of discover.
2267	discovers	The third-person singular form of discover.
2268	discovery	A thing or an idea that was found	When Archimedes made a discovery, he ran around saying "I found it!"; The new spacecraft will help us make discoveries about space.
2269	discredit	If you are trying to discredit someone	The candidate tried to discredit his opponent.; The evidence would tend to discredit such a theory.
2270	discredited	The past tense and past participle of discredit.
2271	discrediting	The present participle of discredit.
2272	discredits	The third-person singular form of discredit.
2273	discreet	If something is done in a discreet way
2274	discreeter	The comparative form of discreet; more discreet.
2275	discreetest	The superlative form of discreet; most discreet.
2276	discreetly	If something is done discreetly
2277	discreetness	The discreetness of something is how discreet it is.
2278	discrepancies	The plural form of discrepancy; more than one (kind of) discrepancy.
2279	discrepancy	A discrepancy is the lack of similarity between two or more things.
2280	discrete	If two things are discrete
2281	discretion	Discretion is the ability and power to decide.	The judge made a mistake in exercising his discretion to end the trial early.; The money will be offered at the discretion of the Environmental Health Department.
2282	discretionary	If something is discretionary
2283	discretions	The plural form of discretion; more than one (kind of) discretion.
2284	discriminate	When you discriminate against someone	The law makes it illegal for people to discriminate against others based on their skin colour.
2285	discriminated	The past tense and past participle of discriminate.
2286	discriminates	The third-person singular form of discriminate.
2287	discriminating	The present participle of discriminate.	I think they are discriminating against him because he is gay.
2288	discrimination	Discrimination is the act of treating someone unfairly just because of their skin colour	Even in 2007, there's still too much sex discrimination at the higher levels of big business.
2289	discriminations	The plural form of discrimination; more than one (kind of) discrimination.
2290	discriminatory	Something that is discriminatory discriminates against someone or something.	The laws are discriminatory towards Asians.
2291	discs	The plural form of disc; more than one (kind of) disc.
2292	discus	A discus is a round plate-like object that is thrown for sport.
2293	discuses	The plural form of discus; more than one (kind of) discus.
2294	discuss	To talk about something.	They discussed the issue.
2295	discussable	If something is discussable
2296	discussed	The past tense and past participle of discuss.
2297	discusses	The third-person singular form of discuss.
2298	discussing	The present participle of discuss.
2299	discussion	A discussion happens when two or more people share ideas about something	The company held detailed salary discussions with all employees.; There have been ongoing discussions about the new rules.
2300	discussions	The plural form of discussion; more than one (kind of) discussion.
2301	disdain	Disdain is a feeling that a person is not worth their consideration or respect.
2302	disdained	The past tense and past participle of disdain.
2303	disdaining	The present participle of disdain.
2304	disdains	The third-person singular form of disdain.
2305	disease	If a person	1.4 million children suffer from heart disease in Pakistan.; There are many different germs which cause diseases.
2306	diseased	The past tense and past participle of disease.
2307	diseases	The plural form of disease; more than one (kind of) disease.
2308	diseasing	The present participle of disease.
2309	disembark	If you disembark	The general disembarked the troops.
2310	disembarked	The past tense and past participle of disembark.
2311	disembarking	The present participle of disembark.
2312	disembarks	The third-person singular form of disembark.
2313	disembodied	The past tense and past participle of disembody.
2314	disembodies	The third-person singular form of disembody.
2315	disembody	If you disembody something
2316	disembodying	The present participle of disembody.
2317	disembowel	If you disembowel a body
2318	disemboweled	The past tense and past participle of disembowel.
2319	disemboweling	The present participle of disembowel.
2320	disembowelled	The past tense and past participle of disembowel.
2321	disembowelling	The present participle of disembowel.
2322	disembowels	The third-person singular form of disembowel.
2323	disenchanted	(of a person) To free from illusion
2324	disenfranchise	If you disenfranchise a person
2325	disenfranchised	The past tense and past participle of disenfranchise.
2326	disenfranchisement	Disenfranchisement is the revocation of a person's right to vote.
2327	disenfranchisements	The plural form of disenfranchisement; more than one (kind of) disenfranchisement.
2328	disenfranchises	The third-person singular form of disenfranchise.
2329	disenfranchising	The present participle of disenfranchise.
2330	disengage	A disengage is a circular movement of the blade that avoids the opponent's parry.
2331	disengaged	The past tense and past participle of disengage.
2332	disengagement	A person or group's disengagement with something is the ending of their interest or involvement with it.	His disengagement with his research after the death of his wife was noticeable.; The majority of former athletes reacted positively to their disengagement from sport.; The situation changed after Israel's disengagement from Gaza in 2005.
2333	disengagements	The plural form of disengagement; more than one (kind of) disengagement.
2334	disengages	The plural form of disengage; more than one (kind of) disengage.
2335	disengaging	The present participle of disengage.
2336	disentangle	If you disentangle something
2337	disentangled	The past tense and past participle of disentangle.
2338	disentangles	The third-person singular form of disentangle.
2339	disentangling	The present participle of disentangle.
2340	disestablish	If you disestablish something
2341	disestablished	The past tense and past participle of disestablish.
2342	disestablishes	The third-person singular form of disestablish.
2343	disestablishing	The present participle of disestablish.
2344	disestablishment	Disestablishment is the dissolution of something that had been established.
2345	disestablishmentarian	If something is disestablishmentarian
2346	disestablishmentarianism	Disestablishmentarianism is the campaign to disestablish the Church of England.
2347	disestablishments	The plural form of disestablishment; more than one (kind of) disestablishment.
2348	disesteem	Disesteem is the lack of reputation or esteem.
2349	disesteemed	The past tense and past participle of disesteem.
2350	disesteeming	The present participle of disesteem.
2351	disesteems	The third-person singular form of disesteem.
2352	disfigure	If you disfigure a person	The burnings disfigured his face.; Concentrated acid is capable of disfiguring a person's skin, please handle it with caution.
2353	disfigured	The past tense and past participle of disfigure.
2354	disfigures	The third-person singular form of disfigure.
2355	disfiguring	The present participle of disfigure.
2356	disfranchise	If you disfranchise a person
2357	disfranchised	The past tense and past participle of disfranchise.
2358	disfranchises	The third-person singular form of disfranchise.
2359	disfranchising	The present participle of disfranchise.
2360	disgrace	A shame to someone or a group of people.	The worst thing in life is being a disgrace.
2361	disgraced	The past tense and past participle of disgrace.
2362	disgraceful	A disgraceful is someone who brings disgrace or is shameful.
2363	disgraces	The plural form of disgrace; more than one (kind of) disgrace.
2364	disgracing	The present participle of disgrace.
2365	disguise	Disguise is a thing (e.g. clothing) used to hide one's identity or pretend to be another.	That cape and mask completed his disguise.
2366	disguised	The past tense and past participle of disguise.
2367	disguises	The plural form of disguise; more than one (kind of) disguise.
2368	disguising	The present participle of disguise.
2369	disgust	A strong dislike someone feels for something. Disgust is an emotion. People feel it	With an air of disgust, she stormed out of the room.; When she saw the meat that was ten days old, she felt a strong disgust.
2370	disgusted	The past tense and past participle of disgust.	He was disgusted to hear his story.
2371	disgusting	The present participle of disgust.	Such a disgusting reply from you.
2372	disgusts	The plural form of disgust; more than one (kind of) disgust.
2373	dish	Dishes are the flat round holder for food that we usually put on the table and eat off of.	There was a crash when the waiter dropped his tray of dishes on the floor.
2374	dishearten	If you dishearten a person
2375	disheartened	The past tense and past participle of dishearten.
2376	disheartening	The present participle of dishearten.
2377	disheartens	The third-person singular form of dishearten.
2378	dished	The past tense and past participle of dish.
2379	dishes	The plural form of dish; more than one (kind of) dish.
2380	dishevel	If you dishevel a person
2381	disheveled	The past tense and past participle of dishevel.
2382	disheveling	The present participle of dishevel.
2383	dishevelled	The past tense and past participle of dishevel.
2384	dishevelling	The present participle of dishevel.
2385	dishevels	The third-person singular form of dishevel.
2386	dishing	The present participle of dish.
2387	dishonest	If someone or something is dishonest
2388	dishonesties	The plural form of dishonesty; more than one (kind of) dishonesty.
2389	dishonesty	Dishonesty is the quality of not being honest. If you have dishonesty
2390	dishonor	Dishonor is the state of shame or disgrace.
2391	dishonored	The past tense and past participle of dishonor.
2392	dishonoring	The present participle of dishonor.
2393	dishonors	The plural form of dishonor; more than one (kind of) dishonor.
2394	dishonour	Dishonour is the state of shame or disgrace.
2395	dishonoured	The past tense and past participle of dishonour.
2396	dishonouring	The present participle of dishonour.
2397	dishonours	The plural form of dishonour; more than one (kind of) dishonour.
2398	dishwasher	A dishwasher is a machine for washing dishes.
2399	dishwashers	The plural form of dishwasher; more than one (kind of) dishwasher.
2400	disinfect	If you disinfect something
2401	disinfectant	If something is a disinfectant
2402	disinfectants	The plural form of disinfectant; more than one (kind of) disinfectant.
2403	disinfected	The past tense and past participle of disinfect.
2404	disinfecting	The present participle of disinfect.
2405	disinfects	The third-person singular form of disinfect.
2406	disinformation	Disinformation is the false information given to confuse or mislead people.
2407	disinherit	If you disinherit your family member or someone else	The Duke is seeking to disinherit his eldest son over the incident.
2408	disinherited	The past tense and past participle of disinherit.
2409	disinheriting	The present participle of disinherit.
2410	disinherits	The third-person singular form of disinherit.
2411	disintegrate	When something disintegrates	The 100-year-old shirt disintegrated into scraps and dust.
2412	disintegrated	The past tense and past participle of disintegrate.
2413	disintegrates	The third-person singular form of disintegrate.
2414	disintegrating	The present participle of disintegrate.
2415	disinterested	If someone is disinterested
2416	disjoin	If you disjoin two or more things	I am going to disjoin the two LEGO bricks.
2417	disjoined	The past tense and past participle of disjoin.
2418	disjoining	The present participle of disjoin.
2419	disjoins	The third-person singular form of disjoin.
2420	disk	A disk is an object that is thin	A coin is a disk of metal.
2421	diskette	A diskette is a small disk that is used to store information.
2422	diskettes	The plural form of diskette; more than one (kind of) diskette.
2423	disks	The plural form of disk; more than one (kind of) disk.
2424	dislikable	If something is dislikable
2425	dislike	If you dislike someone or something	He had to eat cabbage although he really disliked its strong smell.
2426	dislikeable	If something is dislikeable
2427	disliked	The past tense and past participle of dislike.
2428	dislikes	The third-person singular form of dislike.
2429	disliking	The present participle of dislike.
2430	dislocate	If you dislocate a bone
2431	dislocated	The past tense and past participle of dislocate.
2432	dislocates	The third-person singular form of dislocate.
2433	dislocating	The present participle of dislocate.
2434	dislocation	Dislocation is the act of disturbing something from its original place.
2435	dislocations	The plural form of dislocation; more than one (kind of) dislocation.
2436	dislodge	If you dislodge something
2437	dislodged	The past tense and past participle of dislodge.
2438	dislodges	The third-person singular form of dislodge.
2439	dislodging	The present participle of dislodge.
2440	disloyal	Failing to be loyal.	It would be disloyal to let him go alone.
2441	disloyalties	The plural form of disloyalty; more than one (kind of) disloyalty.
2442	disloyalty	An act of being disloyal; a betrayal.
2443	dismantle	If you dismantle a machine
2444	dismantled	The past tense and past participle of dismantle.
2445	dismantles	The third-person singular form of dismantle.
2446	dismantling	The present participle of dismantle.
2447	dismay	If something dismays a person
2448	dismayed	The past tense and past participle of dismay.
2449	dismaying	The present participle of dismay.
2450	dismays	The third-person singular form of dismay.
2451	dismember	If you dismember a living thing
2452	dismembered	The past tense and past participle of dismember.
2453	dismembering	The present participle of dismember.
2454	dismemberment	Dismemberment is the act of removing limbs from a human body. It has been used as a form of punishment or of torture.
2455	dismemberments	The plural form of dismemberment; more than one (kind of) dismemberment.
2456	dismembers	The third-person singular form of dismember.
2457	dismiss	When you dismiss someone from a company	He was found to be giving the secrets of the company to other companies and was immediately dismissed.; The company became bankrupt overnight and all its employees were dismissed.
2458	dismissal	Dismissal is the act of sending someone away or allowing them to leave.
2459	dismissals	The plural form of dismissal; more than one (kind of) dismissal.
2460	dismissed	The past tense and past participle of dismiss.
2461	dismisses	The third-person singular form of dismiss.
2462	dismissing	The present participle of dismiss.
2463	dismissively	If you say or do something dismissively
2464	dismount	If you dismount from something
2465	dismounted	The past tense and past participle of dismount.
2466	dismounting	The present participle of dismount.
2467	dismounts	The third-person singular form of dismount.
2468	Disney	Disney is a name.	Walt Disney was an American animator.
2469	Disneyland	Disneyland is a theme park.	We went to Disneyland during the summer.
2470	disobedient	If someone is disobedient	The mother was angry at her disobedient child.
2471	disobey	When someone disobeys someone	Every human should not disobey their parents.
2472	disobeyed	The past tense and past participle of disobey.
2473	disobeying	The present participle of disobey.
2474	disobeys	The third-person singular form of disobey.
2475	disorder	Absence of order; a condition of not being arranged in an orderly manner.	The children left the room in disorder.
2476	disorderly	If something is done disorderly
2477	disorders	The plural form of disorder; more than one (kind of) disorder.
2478	disorganisation	Disorganisation is the state of being disorganised.
2479	disorganise	If you disorganise something
2480	disorganised	If someone is disorganised
2481	disorganises	The third-person singular form of disorganise.
2482	disorganising	The present participle of disorganise.
2483	disorganization	Disorganization is the state of being disorganized.
2484	disorganize	If you disorganize something
2485	disorganized	If someone is disorganized
2486	disorganizes	The third-person singular form of disorganize.
2487	disorganizing	The present participle of disorganize.
2488	disorient	If you disorient a person
2489	disorientate	If you disorientate a person
2490	disorientated	The past tense and past participle of disorientate.
2491	disorientates	The third-person singular form of disorientate.
2492	disorientating	The present participle of disorientate.
2493	disoriented	The past tense and past participle of disorient.
2494	disorienting	If something is disorienting	The movement of the lights became faster and more disorienting.; Waking up in a new city can be very disorienting.
2495	disorients	The third-person singular form of disorient.
2496	disown	If you disown something or someone
2497	disowned	The past tense and past participle of disown.
2498	disowning	The present participle of disown.
2499	disowns	The third-person singular form of disown.
2500	disparage	If you disparage someone	The Constitution shall not disparage others and put them in a bad light.
2501	disparaged	The past tense and past participle of disparage.
2502	disparages	The third-person singular form of disparage.
2503	disparaging	The present participle of disparage.
2504	disparate	If things are disparate
2505	disparities	The plural form of disparity; more than one (kind of) disparity.
2506	disparity	Disparity is the state of being unequal.
2507	dispatch	If you dispatch people or equipment somewhere	The government has reportedly dispatched elite army troops to Baghdad.; Vietnam dispatched ships and aircraft Saturday to the mouth of the Gulf of Thailand.
2508	dispatched	The past tense and past participle of dispatch.
2509	dispatches	The third-person singular form of dispatch.
2510	dispatching	The present participle of dispatch.
2511	dispel	If you dispel something
2512	dispelled	The past tense and past participle of dispel.
2513	dispelling	The present participle of dispel.
2514	dispels	The third-person singular form of dispel.
2515	dispensable	If something is dispensable
2516	dispensaries	The plural form of dispensary; more than one (kind of) dispensary.
2517	dispensary	A dispensary is a place where medicine is prepared and distributed.
2518	dispense	When something dispenses an object
2519	dispensed	The past tense and past participle of dispense.
2520	dispenser	A dispenser is something or someone that dispenses things.
2521	dispensers	The plural form of dispenser; more than one (kind of) dispenser.
2522	dispenses	The third-person singular form of dispense.
2523	dispensing	The present participle of dispense.
2524	disperse	If a group disperses	The police fired their guns to disperse the crowd.
2525	dispersed	The past tense and past participle of disperse.
2526	disperses	The third-person singular form of disperse.
2527	dispersing	The present participle of disperse.
2528	dispirit	If you dispirit someone
2529	dispirited	The past tense and past participle of dispirit.
2530	dispiriting	The present participle of dispirit.
2531	dispirits	The third-person singular form of dispirit.
2532	displace	If you displace something or someone
2533	displaced	The past tense and past participle of displace.
2534	displacement	Displacement is when something is made to move out of its place.	The war has caused the displacement of tens of thousands of people.; The displacement of folk music by western pop music has happened in many countries.
2535	displacements	The plural form of displacement; more than one (kind of) displacement.
2536	displaces	The third-person singular form of displace.
2537	displacing	The present participle of displace.
2538	display	A display is an exhibition	Mom thought the department store's display of lingerie was indecent.; Little Jimmie toppled the display of model airplanes.; The ceramic, wood, and fabric art displays are very attractive.; Too many displays will confuse our customers.
2539	displayed	The past tense and past participle of display.
2540	displaying	The present participle of display.
2541	displays	The plural form of display; more than one (kind of) display.
2542	displease	If you displease someone
2543	displeased	The past tense and past participle of displease.
2544	displeases	The third-person singular form of displease.
2545	displeasing	If something is displeasing
2546	displeasure	Displeasure is a feeling of being displeased with something or someone.
2547	disposable	A disposable is an object that is designed to be used once and then thrown away.
2548	disposables	The plural form of disposable; more than one (kind of) disposable.
2549	disposal	Disposal is the act of getting rid of or throwing out something.	There is no long-term plan for nuclear waste disposal.; After a strange package was found, bomb disposal workers were called in.
2550	disposals	The plural form of disposal; more than one (kind of) disposal.
2551	dispose	If you dispose something	That toy was so torn and tattered that I disposed it away immediately.
2552	disposed	The past tense and past participle of dispose.
2553	disposes	The third-person singular form of dispose.
2554	disposing	The present participle of dispose.
2555	disposition	Your disposition is your usual way of acting or feeling.	She has a cheerful disposition.; He has a disposition to avoid conflict.
2556	dispositions	The plural form of disposition; more than one (kind of) disposition.
2557	dispossess	If you dispossess a person
2558	dispossessed	The past tense and past participle of dispossess.
2559	dispossesses	The third-person singular form of dispossess.
2560	dispossessing	The present participle of dispossess.
2561	disproportionate	If something is disproportionate
2562	disprove	If you disprove something
2563	disproved	The past tense of disprove.
2564	disproven	The past participle of disprove.
2565	disproves	The third-person singular form of disprove.
2566	disproving	The present participle of disprove.
2567	disputable	If something is disputable
2568	disputant	A disputant is a person that takes part in a dispute.
2569	disputants	The plural form of disputant; more than one (kind of) disputant.
2570	disputatious	If someone is disputatious
2571	dispute	A dispute is an argument or disagreement which continues over a period of time. A dispute may escalate into violence	The taxi driver and the passenger had a dispute over the fee. (here the word argument might be used instead); India and Pakistan have a dispute over Kasmir.
2572	disputed	The past tense and past participle of dispute.	The topic is much disputed.
2573	disputes	The plural form of dispute; more than one (kind of) dispute.
2574	disputing	The present participle of dispute.
2575	disqualified	The past tense and past participle of disqualify.
2576	disqualifies	The third-person singular form of disqualify.
2577	disqualify	If you disqualify someone from something	My age disqualifies me for the position.
2578	disqualifying	The present participle of disqualify.
2579	disquiet	Disquiet is feeling of worry or unease.
2580	disquieted	The past tense and past participle of disquiet.
2581	disquieting	The present participle of disquiet.
2582	disquiets	The plural form of disquiet; more than one (kind of) disquiet.
2583	disregard	If you disregard something	The criminal disregarded the law when he stole.
2584	disregarded	The past tense and past participle of disregard.
2585	disregarding	The present participle of disregard.
2586	disregards	The third-person singular form of disregard.
2587	disrepair	Disrepair is the state of being in a poor condition and is in need of repair.
2588	disreputable	If a person is disreputable
2589	disrepute	Disrepute is the loss of reputation.
2590	disrespect	If you disrespect someone or something
2591	disrespected	The past tense and past participle of disrespect.
2592	disrespectful	A disrespectful person has a lack of respect.
2593	disrespecting	The present participle of disrespect.
2594	disrespects	The third-person singular form of disrespect.
2595	disrobe	If you disrobe a person
2596	disrobed	The past tense and past participle of disrobe.
2597	disrobes	The third-person singular form of disrobe.
2598	disrobing	The present participle of disrobe.
2599	disrupt	When you disrupt something	The strike disrupted the normal livelihood of the people working here.; The heavy snow disrupted the operations of the airport.
2600	disrupted	The past tense and past participle of disrupt.
2601	disrupting	The present participle of disrupt.
2602	disruption	A disruption happens when the normal flow or sequence of something is interrupted.	The blackout caused a service disruption of about 30 minutes.
2603	disruptions	The plural form of disruption; more than one (kind of) disruption.
2604	disruptive	If something is disruptive	Children who exhibit disruptive behaviour may be expelled from school.
2605	disrupts	The third-person singular form of disrupt.
2606	diss	If you diss somebody
2607	dissatisfaction	Dissatisfaction is the feeling that something are not as good as it should be.	She has recently expressed some dissatisfaction with the amount of progress.
2608	dissatisfactions	The plural form of dissatisfaction; more than one (kind of) dissatisfaction.
2609	dissatisfied	If you are dissatisfied with something	I was very dissatisfied with the results of the test.
2610	dissect	If you dissect something or someone
2611	dissected	The past tense and past participle of dissect.
2612	dissecting	The present participle of dissect.
2613	dissection	Dissection is the act of cutting something apart.
2614	dissections	The plural form of dissection; more than one (kind of) dissection.
2615	dissects	The third-person singular form of dissect.
2616	dissed	The past tense and past participle of dis.
2617	disseminate	If you disseminate information
2618	disseminated	The past tense and past participle of disseminate.
2619	disseminates	The third-person singular form of disseminate.
2620	disseminating	The present participle of disseminate.
2621	dissemination	Dissemination is the act of disseminating information.
2622	disseminations	The plural form of dissemination; more than one (kind of) dissemination.
2623	dissent	Dissent is a difference of opinion.	In his dissent he pointed out what was wrong with the decision.
2624	dissented	The past tense and past participle of dissent.
2625	dissenting	The present participle of dissent.
2626	dissents	The plural form of dissent; more than one (kind of) dissent.
2627	dissertation	A dissertation is a part of research on small basic to reach the doctoral degree.	This student writes his disseration right now.
2628	dissertations	The plural form of dissertation; more than one (kind of) dissertation.
2629	disservice	A disservice is something that you did that places you in a bad position.
2630	disservices	The plural form of disservice; more than one (kind of) disservice.
2631	disses	The third-person singular form of diss.
2632	dissident	If something is dissident
2633	dissidents	The plural form of dissident; more than one (kind of) dissident.
2634	dissimilar	If two things are dissimilar
2635	dissimilate	If you dissimilate something
2636	dissimilated	The past tense and past participle of dissimilate.
2637	dissimilates	The third-person singular form of dissimilate.
2638	dissimilating	The present participle of dissimilate.
2639	dissimulation	A dissimulation is a hiding of the truth.
2640	dissimulations	The plural form of dissimulation; more than one (kind of) dissimulation.
2641	dissing	The present participle of dis.
2642	dissipate	If something dissipates	The bad smell dissipated after a couple days.; A hurricane has now dissipated.
2643	dissipated	The past tense and past participle of dissipate.
2644	dissipates	The third-person singular form of dissipate.
2645	dissipating	The present participle of dissipate.
2646	dissipation	Dissipation is the act of dissipating or condition of being dissipated.
2647	dissipations	The plural form of dissipation; more than one (kind of) dissipation.
2648	dissociate	If you dissociate yourself from something
2649	dissociated	The past tense and past participle of dissociate.
2650	dissociates	The third-person singular form of dissociate.
2651	dissociating	The present participle of dissociate.
2652	dissolution	The dissolution of an organization is the formal end of its existence.	The dissolution of the agreement between the two parties led to new elections.; The owners of the company are still responsible, even after its dissolution.
2653	dissolutions	The plural form of dissolution; more than one (kind of) dissolution.
2654	dissolve	To dissolve something is to break it into smaller pieces	I like to dissolve my pills in water because I cannot swallow them whole.; The group dissolved when the project was completed.
2655	dissolved	The past tense and past participle of dissolve.	The group dissolved when the project was completed.
2656	dissolves	The third-person singular form of dissolve.	Salt dissolves quickly in water.
2657	dissolving	The present participle of dissolve.	The pill is dissolving in the water right now and when it's done I'm going to drink it.
2658	dissonance	A dissonance is the lack of disagreement between people or things.
2659	dissonances	The plural form of dissonance; more than one (kind of) dissonance.
2660	dissuade	If you dissuade someone from doing or believing something
2661	dissuaded	The past tense and past participle of dissuade.
2662	dissuades	The third-person singular form of dissuade.
2663	dissuading	The present participle of dissuade.
2664	distal	A distal location refers to a point furtherest from an attachment or origin.	At the distal end of a bone or a muscle.
2665	distance	The distance between two things is how far apart they are. A short distance means they're close to each other	The distance from the Earth to the Sun is 93 million miles.; The distance from my house to the store is 2 kilometres.; The two girls were sitting a short distance apart, so they could hear each other whisper.
2666	distanced	The past tense and past participle of distance.
2667	distances	The plural form of distance; more than one (kind of) distance.
2668	distancing	The present participle of distance.
2669	distancing effect	Distancing effect is a term used in the performing arts
2670	distant	Distant is far away; at a distance.	She liked to travel to distant places.
2671	distaste	If you distaste something
2672	distasted	The past tense and past participle of distaste.
2673	distastes	The third-person singular form of distaste.
2674	distasting	The present participle of distaste.
2675	distil	If you distil a liquid
2676	distill	If you distill a liquid
2677	distillate	A distillate is the liquid that has been condensed from vapor during distillation; it is normally in a purified form or a fraction of a liquid.
2678	distillates	The plural form of distillate; more than one (kind of) distillate.
2679	distillation	Distillation is the action of purifying a liquid by a process of heating and cooling.
2680	distilled	The past tense and past participle of distill.
2681	distilleries	The plural form of distillery; more than one (kind of) distillery.
2682	distillery	A distillery is a place where distillation takes place
2683	distilling	The present participle of distill.
2684	distills	The third-person singular form of distill.
2685	distils	The third-person singular form of distil.
2686	distinct	If two things are distinct	Sports psychologists recognized that there were two distinct types of athletes who could become gold-medal winners.; There are aspects of this group's identity that are distinct from other groups from the same area.; They are a separate people with a distinct language, identity and culture.
2687	distinction	A distinction is a difference that you have noticed or decided is important. Often used to separate things.	Before we discuss how you can develop your creative powers, we need to make a distinction between two different but related activities --; THINKING and LEARNING.; There is, in other words, no neat or clear distinction to be drawn between political equality and social and economic equality.
2688	distinctions	The plural form of distinction; more than one (kind of) distinction.
2689	distinctive	Distinctive is something that's noticeable because it's different.	She knew it was him as soon as she heard his distinctive laugh.; Tigers have a distinctive pattern of black stripes on their fur.
2690	distinctly	If something happens or is done distinctly	She spoke distinctly so everyone could understand her.
2691	distinguish	When you distinguish something	I can't distinguish Jan from Jane because their names are so alike.
2692	distinguishable	If two things are distinguishable
2693	distinguished	The past tense and past participle of distinguish.
2694	distinguishes	The third-person singular form of distinguish.
2695	distinguishing	The present participle of distinguish.
2696	distort	If something is distorted	Christina backed away from Michael, whose handsome face was twisted and distorted by hatred.; A small change in wording can completely distort the meaning of the speaker.; These import taxes can distort the market.
2697	distorted	The past tense and past participle of distort.
2698	distorting	The present participle of distort.
2699	distortion	A distortion is a change to the original (or normal) shape (or characteristic) of something. It can apply to objects	He told her the story, but it was a distortion of the truth.
2700	distortions	The plural form of distortion; more than one (kind of) distortion.
2701	distorts	The third-person singular form of distort.
2702	distract	If you distract someone	The crowd was distracted by a helicopter hovering over the stadium when the only goal of the game was scored.
2703	distracted	The past tense and past participle of distract.
2704	distracting	The present participle of distract.
2705	distraction	A distraction is something that makes you pay attention to something different than what you were paying attention to before.	Computer games are a distraction to your school work. You must stop thinking about them whenever you do your school work or else you will fail at school.
2706	distractions	The plural form of distraction; more than one (kind of) distraction.
2707	distracts	The third-person singular form of distract.
2708	distraught	To be distraught	The little boy was distraught because he could not find his mother in the busy store.
2709	distress	(Cause of) unhappiness.
2710	distressed	The past tense and past participle of distress.
2711	distresses	The third-person singular form of distress.
2712	distressing	If something is distressing
2713	distressingly	Done in a way that causes discomfort and unease; it causes distress.
2714	distribute	When you distribute something	Please distribute this poster to all the people on that list.
2715	distributed	The past tense and past participle of distribute.
2716	distributes	The third-person singular form of distribute.
2717	distributing	The present participle of distribute.
2718	distribution	Distribution is sending or giving out things to several people	The distribution of the mail was slowed by the snow storm.; The increase in profits was followed by a cash distribution to the investors.
2719	distributions	The plural form of distribution; more than one (kind of) distribution.
2720	distributive number	A distributive number is a word that answers "how many times each?" or "how many at a time?"	"Singly" is a distributive number, while "single" is a multiplier.
2721	distributor	A distributor is one who divides things into smaller groups and sends them places; someone who distributes.	Grocery stores buy their goods from food distributors.
2722	distributors	The plural form of distributor; more than one (kind of) distributor.
2723	district	A district is an area of land that shares certain characteristics.	Roppongi and Kabukicho are Tokyo's main entertainment districts.; The lake district is one of England's most beautiful areas.
2724	district attorney	A district attorney is the title of an attorney who prosecutes criminals on behalf of the state government in the United States of America.
2725	district attorneys	The plural form of district attorney; more than one (kind of) district attorney.
2726	districts	The plural form of district; more than one (kind of) district.
2727	distrust	If you distrust someone
2728	distrusted	The past tense and past participle of distrust.
2729	distrustful	A distrustful person is someone who shows distrust or is skeptical and suspicious.
2730	distrustfully	If a person does something distrustfully
2731	distrusting	The present participle of distrust.
2732	distrusts	The third-person singular form of distrust.
2733	disturb	If you disturb someone
2734	disturbance	A disturbance is an uneasy feeling.
2735	disturbances	The plural form of disturbance; more than one (kind of) disturbance.
2736	disturbed	The past tense and past participle of disturb.
2737	disturbing	The present participle of disturb.
2738	disturbs	The third-person singular form of disturb.
2739	disunite	If you disunite something
2740	disunited	The past tense and past participle of disunite.
2741	disunites	The third-person singular form of disunite.
2742	disunities	The plural form of disunity; more than one (kind of) disunity.
2743	disuniting	The present participle of disunite.
2744	disunity	Disunity is a situation in which people do not act together.
2745	disuse	Disuse is the state of not being used.
2746	disused	The past tense and past participle of disuse.
2747	disuses	The third-person singular form of disuse.
2748	disusing	The present participle of disuse.
2749	ditch	A trench; a long	Digging ditches has long been considered one of the most arduous forms of manual labor.
2750	ditched	The past tense and past participle of ditch.
2751	ditches	The plural form of ditch; more than one (kind of) ditch.
2752	ditching	The present participle of ditch.
2753	dither	If a person dithers
2754	dithered	The past tense and past participle of dither.
2755	ditherer	A ditherer is a person who dithers.
2756	ditherers	The plural form of ditherer; more than one (kind of) ditherer.
2757	dithering	The present participle of dither.
2758	dithers	The third-person singular form of dither.
2759	ditsier	The comparative form of ditsy; more ditsy.
2760	ditsiest	The superlative form of ditsy; most ditsy.
2761	ditsy	A ditsy is a person who is silly or scatterbrained.
2762	dittied	The past tense and past participle of ditty.
2763	ditties	The plural form of ditty; more than one (kind of) ditty.
2764	ditty	A ditty is a short
2765	dittying	The present participle of ditty.
2766	ditzier	The comparative form of ditzy; more ditzy.
2767	ditziest	The superlative form of ditzy; most ditzy.
2768	ditzy	A ditzy is a person who is silly or scatterbrained.
2769	dive	When you dive	She dived under the water and came up blowing air.; He dove into the pool and started swimming.
2770	dived	The past participle of dive.
2771	diver	A diver is a person who dives.	A competitive diver spins in mid-air before they dive into the water.
2772	diverge	If two or more objects move away from each other	The flight path diverged from the original flight plan.
2773	diverged	The past tense and past participle of diverge.
2774	diverges	The third-person singular form of diverge.
2775	diverging	The present participle of diverge.
2776	divers	The plural form of diver; more than one (kind of) diver.
2777	diverse	A diverse group of things is a group in which the things are very different from each other.	Toronto has one of the most culturally diverse populations in the world.
2778	diversified	The past tense and past participle of diversify.
2779	diversifies	The third-person singular form of diversify.
2780	diversify	If something is being diversified	Farmers are increasingly diversifying into other activities to increase their incomes.
2781	diversifying	The present participle of diversify.
2782	diversion	(military) A diversion is a tactic used to draw attention away from the real threat or action.
2783	diversions	The plural form of diversion; more than one (kind of) diversion.
2784	diversities	The plural form of diversity; more than one (kind of) diversity.
2785	diversity	Diversity is the property of having many different kinds of things or people.	Racial diversity is very low in Japan and very high in Toronto.; The discussion was wide-ranging, reflecting a diversity of views.; Doctors are finding a greater diversity in the kinds of infections they see.
2786	divert	If you divert something	The news release about the new funding was an attempt to divert attention from the government's problems.; Money and resources were diverted from education into the war effort.; The farmers were diverting water from the river.; The Toronto-bound flight diverted to New York.
2787	diverted	The past tense and past participle of divert.
2788	diverting	The present participle of divert.
2789	diverts	The third-person singular form of divert.
2790	dives	The third-person singular form of dive.
2791	divest	If you divest someone of something	After being convicted, the judge was divested of his powers.
2792	divested	The past tense and past participle of divest.
2793	divesting	The present participle of divest.
2794	divests	The third-person singular form of divest.
2795	divide	When you divide a thing you separate it into two or more other things.	The children divide their books so they all have at least one.
2796	divided	The past tense and past participle of divide.
2797	dividend	Dividend is the number that you divide by another number to get the result.
2798	dividends	The plural form of dividend; more than one (kind of) dividend.
2799	divider	A divider is an object or person that stands between two things.	I use a divider in my notebook for my subjects.
2800	dividers	The plural form of divider; more than one (kind of) divider.
2801	divides	The third-person singular form of divide.
2802	dividing	The present participle of divide.
2803	divine	Something related to a god.
2804	diving	The present participle of dive.
2805	divisible	If something is divisible
2806	division	Division is the act of dividing a whole thing into parts.	The division of the pie by the children happened with very little fighting.
2807	divisions	The plural form of division; more than one (kind of) division.
2808	divisor	The divisor is the number that another number is divided by.	In the equation "48 ÷ 6 = 8", the divisor is 6.
2809	divisors	The plural form of divisor; more than one (kind of) divisor.
2810	divorce	Divorce is the legal ending of a marriage.	Did you know that Richard and Sarah got a divorce?
2811	divorced	The past tense and past participle of divorce.
2812	divorcee	A divorcee is a divorced person.
2813	divorcees	The plural form of divorcee; more than one (kind of) divorcee.
2814	divorces	The plural form of divorce; more than one (kind of) divorce.
2815	divorcing	The present participle of divorce.
2816	divulge	If you divulge something to someone	I will never divulge that secret to anyone.
2817	divulged	The past tense and past participle of divulge.
2818	divulges	The third-person singular form of divulge.
2819	divulging	The present participle of divulge.
2820	divvied	The past tense and past participle of divvy.
2821	divvies	The plural form of divvy; more than one (kind of) divvy.
2822	divvy	A divvy is a portion of something.
2823	divvying	The present participle of divvy.
2824	dizzied	The past tense and past participle of dizzy.
2825	dizzier	The comparative form of dizzy; more dizzy.
2826	dizzies	The third-person singular form of dizzy.
2827	dizziest	The superlative form of dizzy; most dizzy.
2828	dizziness	Dizziness is the state of being dizzy.
2829	dizzy	If you feel dizzy	I stood up too fast and felt dizzy.
2830	dizzying	The present participle of dizzy.
2831	Djibouti	Djibouti is a country in Africa.
2832	Djibouti City	Djibouti is the capital of Djibouti
2833	Djiboutian	If something is Djiboutian	He has a Djiboutian accent.
2834	Djiboutians	The plural form of Djiboutian; more than one (kind of) Djiboutian.
2835	DLL hell	DLL hell is a problem in computers made by the difference of the versions of DLL (dynamic-link library).
2836	do	Do is an auxiliary verb. It is used in questions	Questions; Short answer; Negative statements; Emphasis (do not use this too much)
2837	Do not use
2838	doable	If something is doable
2839	doc	Doc is an abbreviation of the word "doctor".
2840	docent	At a college or university
2841	docents	The plural form of docent; more than one (kind of) docent.
2842	docile	A docile person is someone who listens to instructions.
2843	dock	A dock is solid a place for boats and other vehicles to connect to.	The truck backed slowing in to the hotel loading dock with a load of vegetables.; She ran down the wooden dock to the waiting boat.
2844	docked	The past tense and past participle of dock.
2845	docking	The present participle of dock.
2846	docks	The plural form of dock; more than one (kind of) dock.
2847	docs	The plural form of doc; more than one (kind of) doc.
2848	doctor	A person who helps people who are sick
2849	doctorate	Doctorate is the highest degree available to someone from a college or educational organization.
2850	doctorates	The plural form of doctorate; more than one (kind of) doctorate.
2851	doctored	The past tense and past participle of doctor.
2852	doctoring	The present participle of doctor.
2853	doctors	The plural form of doctor; more than one (kind of) doctor.
2854	doctrine	A doctrine is a particular principle
2855	doctrines	The plural form of doctrine; more than one (kind of) doctrine.
2856	document	A document is a written record	They stopped her at the airport and checked all her documents.; A number of Chinese documents from 1000 BCE were recently discovered.; On March 28, 1990, the government published a document listing the companies which it intended to privatize.
2857	documentaries	The plural form of documentary; more than one (kind of) documentary.
2858	documentary	A documentary is a type of movie or TV program that gives real information about a specific topic or event.
2859	documentation	Documentation provides official information or evidence
2860	documentations	The plural form of documentation; more than one (kind of) documentation.
2861	documented	The past tense and past participle of document.
2862	documenting	The present participle of document.
2863	documents	The plural form of document; more than one (kind of) document.
2864	dodder	If a person dodders
2865	doddered	The past tense and past participle of dodder.
2866	doddering	The present participle of dodder.
2867	dodders	The third-person singular form of dodder.
2868	doddle	A doddle is a task or activity that is easy to complete.
2869	doddled	The past tense and past participle of doddle.
2870	doddles	The plural form of doddle; more than one (kind of) doddle.
2871	doddling	The present participle of doddle.
2872	dodecagon	A dodecagon is a shape with 12 sides.
2873	dodecagons	The plural form of dodecagon; more than one (kind of) dodecagon.
2874	dodecahedron	A dodecahedron is a polyhedron with twelve faces.
2875	dodecahedrons	The plural form of dodecahedron; more than one (kind of) dodecahedron.
2876	dodecaphobia	Dodecaphobia is the fear of the number twelve.
2877	dodecaphobic	A dodecaphobic is a person who suffers from dodecaphobia
2878	dodecaphobics	The plural form of dodecaphobic; more than one (kind of) dodecaphobic.
2879	dodge	To dodge is to move quickly to avoid being hit.	He had to dodge to the left so the ball missed him.
2880	dodged	The past tense and past participle of dodge.
2881	dodges	The third-person singular form of dodge.
2882	dodgier	The comparative form of dodgy; more dodgy.
2883	dodgiest	The superlative form of dodgy; most dodgy.
2884	dodging	The present participle of dodge.
2885	dodgy	Something that is dodgy is risky and probably not going to work.	He came up with a dodgy plan to make a lot of money.
2886	dodo	A dodo is an extinct bird of the Aves family from Mauritius.
2887	dodos	The plural form of dodo; more than one (kind of) dodo.
2888	doe	A doe is a female deer.
2889	doer	A doer is someone who does
2890	doers	The plural form of doer; more than one (kind of) doer.
2891	does	The third-person singular form of do.	Your answer does not help me.
2892	doesn't	The negative form of does; does not.	Ron doesn't like eating lemons.
2893	dog	A dog is a domestic mammal	My pet dog is called "Rover".
2894	dog-ear	To fold the corner of a book's page.	I don't like to lend my books to Lisa because she dog-ears the pages.
2895	dog-eared	A dog-eared book has been read a lot	After being opened and closed so many times, this book got all its pages dog-eared.
2896	dog-earing	The present participle of dog-ear.
2897	dog-ears	The third-person singular form of dog-ear.
2898	dogfight	A dogfight is a close combat between two or more military aircraft
2899	dogfights	The plural form of dogfight; more than one (kind of) dogfight.
2900	dogged	The past tense and past participle of dog.
2901	doggies	The plural form of doggy; more than one (kind of) doggy.
2902	dogging	The present participle of dog.
2903	doggy	A doggy is a dog
2904	doggy style	Doggy style is a sex position where the female is on the floor	Then Brat started to do her in doggy style.
2905	doghouse	A doghouse is a small house where dogs can enter.
2906	doghouses	The plural form of doghouse; more than one (kind of) doghouse.
2907	dogmatic	A dogmatic person is someone who adheres only to unproved principles rather than truths based on evidence.
2908	dogmatise	If a person dogmatises
2909	dogmatised	The past tense and past participle of dogmatise.
2910	dogmatises	The third-person singular form of dogmatise.
2911	dogmatising	The present participle of dogmatise.
2912	dogmatize	If a person dogmatizes
2913	dogmatized	The past tense and past participle of dogmatize.
2914	dogmatizes	The third-person singular form of dogmatize.
2915	dogmatizing	The present participle of dogmatize.
2916	dogs	The plural form of dog; more than one (kind of) dog.
2917	d'oh	People say d'oh when they are angry or frustrated. The word comes from the television show The Simpsons
2918	doilies	The plural form of doily; more than one (kind of) doily.
2919	doily	A doily is a small decorative piece of lace
2920	doing	The present participle of do.	What are you doing?; Doing nothing can get you into trouble.
2921	doings	The plural form of doing; more than one (kind of) doing.
2922	dole	A dole is money given as charity or welfare to someone who is poor.	The closing of the steel plant put a hundred families on the dole.
2923	doled	The past tense and past participle of dole.
2924	doles	The plural form of dole; more than one (kind of) dole.
2925	doling	The present participle of dole.
2926	doll	A doll is a small model of a person. Dolls are often used as toys for children (most often girls).
2927	dollar	The dollar is the main unit of money in the United States
2928	dollars	The plural form of dollar; more than one (kind of) dollar.
2929	dollies	The plural form of dolly; more than one (kind of) dolly.
2930	dolls	The plural form of doll; more than one (kind of) doll.
2931	dolly	Another word for a doll.
2932	dolphin	A dolphin is an animal that lives in water	We went to the zoo to see the dolphins.
2933	dolphins	The plural form of dolphin; more than one (kind of) dolphin.
2934	dolt	A dolt is a dumb person.
2935	dolts	The plural form of dolt; more than one (kind of) dolt.
2936	domain	A domain is a field or area of knowledge or skill	The question of whether there is a god or not is not within the domain of science.; The copyright is expired and the book is now in the public domain.
2937	domains	The plural form of domain; more than one (kind of) domain.
2938	dome	A dome is a structure that looks like the hollow upper half of a sphere or oval.
2939	domes	The plural form of dome; more than one (kind of) dome.
2940	domestic	Domestic issues relate to issues inside one country	He believes the public is ready for change in domestic and foreign policy.
2941	domestically	In a way that relates to the home or to household affairs.
2942	domesticate	If you domesticate an animal
2943	domesticated	The past tense and past participle of domesticate.
2944	domesticates	The third-person singular form of domesticate.
2945	domesticating	The present participle of domesticate.
2946	domestics	The plural form of domestic; more than one (kind of) domestic.
2947	domicile	A domicile is a house or some other place where someone lives.	In some countries women have no right to maintain their own domicile after marriage.
2948	domiciled	The past tense and past participle of domicile.
2949	domiciles	The plural form of domicile; more than one (kind of) domicile.	Their domiciles were destroyed in the earthquake.
2950	domiciling	The present participle of domicile.
2951	dominance	The dominance of someone or something is the state of having much more power	The team's dominance in the league was clear from the first game.; It wasn't long before Google established market dominance in web search.
2952	dominant	If something is dominant	In society, the dominant class holds power by using the lower classes.; Microsoft is still dominant in operating systems and other software.
2953	dominants	The plural form of dominant; more than one (kind of) dominant.
2954	dominate	If someone dominates something
2955	dominated	The past tense and past participle of dominate.
2956	dominates	The third-person singular form of dominate.
2957	dominating	The present participle of dominate.
2958	domination	An act of dominating someone or something.
2959	dominations	The plural form of domination; more than one (kind of) domination.
2960	dominator	One who dominates.
2961	dominators	The plural form of dominator; more than one (kind of) dominator.
2962	dominatrices	The plural form of dominatrix; more than one (kind of) dominatrix.
2963	dominatrix	A dominatrix is a dominating woman; a female dominator.
2964	dominatrixes	The plural form of dominatrix; more than one (kind of) dominatrix.
2965	Dominic	Dominic is a male given name.
2966	Dominican Republic	The Dominican Republic is a country in the Caribbean. Its capital is Santo Domingo.
2967	dominion	Power of right of ruling over something.	I have dominion over my room.
2968	dominions	The plural form of dominion; more than one (kind of) dominion.	The store's dominions included the store's supplies and the store itself.
2969	domino	A tile with two parts	This domino has 6 pips on both squares.
2970	domino effect	A domino effect is when one event causes a long series of other things to occur.
2971	dominoes	The plural form of domino; more than one (kind of) domino.
2972	dominos	The plural form of domino; more than one (kind of) domino.
2973	don	A don is a university professor at Oxford or Cambridge.
2974	Don't
2975	Don't cry over spilled milk
2976	Donald	Donald is a male given name.
2977	donate	To donate something is to give it away for free to benefit someone or something else.	I donated my old clothes to charity.; I donated some money to a charity today
2978	donated	The past tense and past participle of donate.
2979	donates	The third-person singular form of donate.
2980	donating	The present participle of donate.
2981	donation	A donation is a gift of money or something useful to a person or organization.	Your donation was greatly appreciated. Be sure to donate canned goods to the shelter again next year.
2982	donations	The plural form of donation; more than one (kind of) donation.
2983	donator	A donator is someone who donates
2984	donators	The plural form of donator; more than one (kind of) donator.
2985	done	The past participle of do.	Who has done their homework?; What have you done?
2986	dong	A dong is a slang term for the penis.
2987	dongs	The plural form of dong; more than one (kind of) dong.
2988	donkey	An animal that is like a small horse with long ears. Donkeys are often used to carry things for people.	He loaded the wood on the donkey to bring back to the house.
2989	donkeys	The plural form of donkey; more than one (kind of) donkey.
2990	donned	The past tense and past participle of don.
2991	donning	The present participle of don.
2992	donor	A donor is a person who gives money	I was given a badge by the Red Cross to recognize me as a blood donor.
2993	donors	The plural form of donor; more than one (kind of) donor.
2994	Donovan	Donovan is a male given name.
2995	dons	The plural form of don; more than one (kind of) don.
2996	don't	The negative form of do; do not.	Don't play with matches because they're dangerous.
2997	don't cry over spilled milk	Another name for don't cry over spilt milk.
2998	don't cry over spilt milk	A phrase that means that you shouldn't get upset or worry about something that has already happened and can't be changed.
2999	donut	A donut is a piece of sweet fried dough that is often shaped like a ring.
3000	donuts	The plural form of donut; more than one (kind of) donut.
3001	doodied	The past tense and past participle of doody.
3002	doodies	The plural form of doody; more than one (kind of) doody.
3003	doodle	A doodle is a drawing made when a person is bored or thinking about something else.
3004	doodled	The past tense and past participle of doodle.
3005	doodles	The plural form of doodle; more than one (kind of) doodle.
3006	doodling	The present participle of doodle.
3007	doody	Doody is a childish way to say poop.
3008	doodying	The present participle of doody.
3009	doom	Doom is death
3010	dooms	The plural form of doom; more than one (kind of) doom.
3011	doomsday	Doomsday is the last day of the world's existence due to great death and destruction.
3012	doomsdays	The plural form of doomsday; more than one (kind of) doomsday.
3013	door	A piece of a wall that can be opened (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or closed (covering the hole). Some doors are on hinges; others slide.	Please open the door for him. His hands are full.
3014	doorkeeper	A doorkeeper is a person who holds open the door at the entrance to a building.
3015	doorkeepers	The plural form of doorkeeper; more than one (kind of) doorkeeper.
3016	doorknob	A doorknob is a round handle on a drawer or a door that you turn to open.	The door has a doorknob, not a handle.
3017	doorknobs	The plural form of doorknob; more than one (kind of) doorknob.
3018	doorman	A doorman is a person who holds open the door at the entrance to a building.
3019	doormat	A doormat is someone who lets others dominate or use them.
3020	doormats	The plural form of doormat; more than one (kind of) doormat.
3021	doormen	The plural form of doorman; more than one (kind of) doorman.
3022	doors	The plural form of door; more than one (kind of) door.
3023	doorstep	A doorstep is the area in front of a door.	We bought a new mat to replace the old one at our doorstep.
3024	doorsteps	The plural form of doorstep; more than one (kind of) doorstep.
3025	doorway	The opening of a door; the entrance to a room or house	To move in to the room, I went through the doorway.
3026	doorways	The plural form of doorway; more than one (kind of) doorway.
3027	doo-wop	Doo-wop is a style of music that is popular in the 1950s.
3028	Doppelgänger
3029	doppelganger	A doppelganger is a person that looks very similar to another person.
3030	doppelgänger	A doppelgänger is a person that looks very similar to another person.
3031	doppelgangers	The plural form of doppelganger; more than one (kind of) doppelganger.
3032	doppelgängers	The plural form of doppelgänger; more than one (kind of) doppelgänger.
3033	dorm	A dorm is short for a dormitory	I lived in a dorm during my first year of college.
3034	dormant	When something is dormant	That is a dormant volcano.
3035	dormitories	The plural form of dormitory; more than one (kind of) dormitory.
3036	dormitory	A dormitory is a building where students or soldiers often live.	I lived in a dormitory when I first went to college.
3037	dorms	The plural form of dorm; more than one (kind of) dorm.
3038	Dorothy	Dorothy is a female given name.
3039	dorsal	Dorsal is a word used in biology to refer to the upper side of an animal.
3040	Dortmund	Dortmund is a major city in Germany.
3041	dos	The plural form of do; more than one (kind of) do.	We went to the salon and got new dos. Do you like them?
3042	dosage	The dosage of an injection is the amount of medicine in that dose.
3043	dosages	The plural form of dosage; more than one (kind of) dosage.
3044	dose	A dose is a measured amount of medicine that is taken at one time.	Eat a dose of one spoonful of this cough medicine after every meal.
3045	dosed	The past tense and past participle of dose.
3046	doses	The plural form of dose; more than one (kind of) dose.
3047	dosing	The present participle of dose.
3048	dossier	A dossier is a collection of documents about a person or subject.
3049	dossiers	The plural form of dossier; more than one (kind of) dossier.
3050	dot	A dot is a small round mark.	You forgot to put a dot over the i.; The address is simple dot wiktionary dot org (simple.wiktionary.org).
3051	dote	If you dote on a person
3052	doted	The past tense and past participle of dote.
3053	dotes	The third-person singular form of dote.
3054	doting	The present participle of dote.
3055	dots	The plural form of dot; more than one (kind of) dot.
3056	dotted	The past tense and past participle of dot.
3057	dottier	The comparative form of dotty; more dotty.
3058	dottiest	The superlative form of dotty; most dotty.
3059	dotting	The present participle of dot.
3060	dotty	A dotty person is someone who is mildly insane or eccentric.
3061	double	A double door	We opened the double door to let the piano come in.; Call me at five nine double three.
3062	double bass	A double bass is a big stringed instrument that is bigger than the cello.	The orchestra has five double basses.
3063	double basses	The plural form of double bass; more than one (kind of) double bass.
3064	double entendre	A double entendre is a phrase that has two meanings. One being innocent and literal
3065	double meaning	A double meaning word or phrase has two different
3066	doubled	The past tense and past participle of double.
3067	doubles	The third-person singular form of double.
3068	doubling	The present participle of double.
3069	doubly	If you are doubly responsible	She felt doubly responsible for the project because she was both the leader and the main designer.
3070	doubt	A doubt is a question or uncertainty about something.	His mind was full of doubts about the phishing website.
3071	doubted	The past tense and past participle of doubt.
3072	doubtful	If something is doubtful it is probably not true.	The fool made many doubtful claims.
3073	doubting	The present participle of doubt.
3074	doubts	The plural form of doubt; more than one (kind of) doubt.
3075	douchebag	A small syringe having detachable nozzles for fluid injections
3076	douchebags	The plural form of douchebag; more than one (kind of) douchebag.
3077	dough	Dough is a soft
3078	doughnut	A doughnut is a piece of sweet fried dough that is often shaped like a ring.
3079	doughnuts	The plural form of doughnut; more than one (kind of) doughnut.
3080	doughs	The plural form of dough; more than one (kind of) dough.
3081	Douglas	Douglas is a male given name.
3082	doula	A doula is a trained support person who provides emotional and physical guidance to a pregnant woman during labor.
3083	doulas	The plural form of doula; more than one (kind of) doula.
3084	douse	If you douse something
3085	doused	The past tense and past participle of douse.
3086	douses	The third-person singular form of douse.
3087	dousing	The present participle of douse.
3088	dove	A dove is a pigeon	A dove holding an olive branch is a symbol of peace.
3089	doves	The plural form of dove; more than one (kind of) dove.
3090	dowager	A dowager is a widow who has a property or title that was derived from her late husband.
3091	dowagers	The plural form of dowager; more than one (kind of) dowager.
3092	dowdier	The comparative form of dowdy; more dowdy.
3093	dowdiest	The superlative form of dowdy; most dowdy.
3094	dowdy	A dowdy woman is someone who is unfashionable in style or in the way they dress.
3095	dowel	A dowel is a pin
3096	dowels	The plural form of dowel; more than one (kind of) dowel.
3097	down	Toward the earth	What goes up on earth must fall down.
3098	down payment	A down payment is a payment made when you buy something
3099	down to earth	A down to earth person is someone who is practical and realistic.
3100	down under	If something is down under	Surfing is a popular sport down under.
3101	downed	The past tense and past participle of down.
3102	downfall	A downfall is a quick fall from power or riches.	The empire's downfall happened when the emperor was killed with out a prince.
3103	downfalls	The plural form of downfall; more than one (kind of) downfall.
3104	downgrade	A downgrade is a reduction of a rating.
3105	downgraded	The past tense and past participle of downgrade.
3106	downgrades	The plural form of downgrade; more than one (kind of) downgrade.
3107	downgrading	The present participle of downgrade.
3108	downhill	From higher ground to lower ground	The bus rolled slowly downhill.; My house is downhill from the school.
3109	downing	The present participle of down.
3110	Downing Street	Downing Street is the name of the main government offices of the United Kingdom.	The Prime Minister lives in 10 Downing Street.
3111	download	If you download something	Mark is downloading a large file and has to be patient.
3112	downloadable	If something is downloadable
3113	downloaded	The past tense and past participle of download.
3114	downloading	The present participle of download.
3115	downloads	The plural form of download; more than one (kind of) download.
3116	downplay	If you downplay something
3117	downplayed	The past tense and past participle of downplay.
3118	downplaying	The present participle of downplay.
3119	downplays	The third-person singular form of downplay.
3120	downs	The plural form of down; more than one (kind of) down.
3121	downshift	A downshift is a change in a person's career or lifestyle to one which is less stressful but not as well paid but.
3122	downshifted	The past tense and past participle of downshift.
3123	downshifting	The present participle of downshift.
3124	downshifts	The plural form of downshift; more than one (kind of) downshift.
3125	downsize	When a company downsizes	The company downsized by replacing some of it's workers with machines.
3126	downsized	The past tense and past participle of downsize.
3127	downsizes	The third-person singular form of downsize.
3128	downsizing	The present participle of downsize.
3129	downstage	If something is downstage from something else	The actors downstage were easier to hear.
3130	downstairs	If something is downstairs	Let's head downstairs, from the bedroom to the kitchen below.; The downstairs bathroom is always busy.
3131	downstream	If x is downstream from y	London is downstream from Oxford on the River Thames.; He stood on the bridge dropping leaves into the water and watching them float downstream.
3132	downtown	In or in the direction of the center of a city or town.	The bus is headed downtown.
3133	downtowns	The plural form of downtown; more than one (kind of) downtown.
3134	downward	moving or facing down	The company's sales have been following a downward trend for the last three years.; Push the button beside the downward arrow.
3135	downwards	moving or facing down	The company's sales have been following a downwards trend for the last three years.; Push the button beside the downwards arrow.
3136	downwind	If x is downwind of y	Our house was downwind of the factory and the smell was terrible.; If you don't want the animals to know you're there, you should stay downwind.
3137	dowries	The plural form of dowry; more than one (kind of) dowry.
3138	dowry	Dowry is the payment of property or money paid by the bride's family to the groom's family at their marriage.
3139	doxx	If you doxx someone	The real-life identity of that user account was doxxed.
3140	doxxed	The past tense and past participle of doxx.
3141	doxxer	A doxxer is someone who reveals or violates the private information of other people.	Has Bob the doxxer been reprimanded for his doxxing behaviour?
3142	doxxers	The plural form of doxxer; more than one (kind of) doxxer.
3143	doxxes	The third-person singular form of doxx.
3144	doxxing	The present participle of doxx.
3145	doze	If you doze	I didn’t sleep very well, but I think I may have dozed a bit.
3146	dozed	The past tense and past participle of doze.
3147	dozen	A dozen is 12 of something.	He ate half a dozen cookies and felt sick.; The family had brought him a dozen roses, to mark the end of his journey.
3148	dozens	The plural form of dozen; more than one (kind of) dozen.
3149	dozes	The third-person singular form of doze.
3150	dozing	The present participle of doze.
3151	Dr.	Short for doctor. Used as a title before a doctor's name.	I went to see Dr. Smith for some medicine.; Dr. Schwarz has a Ph.D.
3152	draconian	If something is draconian	The Soviet regime was draconian.; The mayor announced draconian budget cuts today.
3153	draft	A draft is a piece of writing which has been or may be edited.	In the first draft of the story the characters names are all different.; Check final drafts for misspellings, using a dictionary or computer spelling checker.
3154	drafted	The past tense and past participle of draft.
3155	drafting	The present participle of draft.
3156	drafts	The plural form of draft; more than one (kind of) draft.
3157	drag	If you drag something	She heard the noise of a chair being dragged to the window.
3158	dragged	The past tense and past participle of drag.
3159	dragging	The present participle of drag.
3160	dragnet	A dragnet is a net that is dragged across the bottom of a body of water.
3161	dragnets	The plural form of dragnet; more than one (kind of) dragnet.
3162	dragnetted	The past tense and past participle of dragnet.
3163	dragnetting	The present participle of dragnet.
3164	dragon	A mythical animal	The prince had to kill a dragon before he could rescue the princess.
3165	dragonflies	The plural form of dragonfly; more than one (kind of) dragonfly.
3166	dragonfly	A large insect with four wings and a long body. Dragonflies hunt other insects
3167	dragons	The plural form of dragon; more than one (kind of) dragon.	In stories, dragons are shown as dangerous creatures because they breathe fire.
3168	drags	The third-person singular form of drag.
3169	drain	A drain is a hole	After you wash, you should drain the water from the bath.
3170	drainage	To use a drainage is engage in the action or process of draining something.	The pot has holes in the base for good drainage
3171	drainages	The plural form of drainage; more than one (kind of) drainage.
3172	drained	The past tense and past participle of drain.
3173	draining	The present participle of drain.
3174	drains	The plural form of drain; more than one (kind of) drain.
3175	dram	A dram is a small drink of something with alcohol
3176	drama	A drama is a serious story for TV	The courtroom drama stars Melissa Gilbert as a young lawyer.
3177	dramas	The plural form of drama; more than one (kind of) drama.
3178	dramatic	If something is dramatic	The increase in foreign students has meant a dramatic change in the number of schools.; After the new teacher came, there was a dramatic increase in the test results.
3179	dramatically	If something is done dramatically
3180	dramatise	If you dramatise something
3181	dramatised	The past tense and past participle of dramatise.
3182	dramatises	The third-person singular form of dramatise.
3183	dramatising	The present participle of dramatise.
3184	dramatize	If you dramatize something
3185	dramatized	The past tense and past participle of dramatize.
3186	dramatizes	The third-person singular form of dramatize.
3187	dramatizing	The present participle of dramatize.
3188	drams	The plural form of dram; more than one (kind of) dram.
3189	drank	The past tense of drink.	I drank four glasses of water today.; Rob drank way too much beer last night and acted like a fool.
3190	drape	A drape is a long curtain.
3191	draped	The past tense and past participle of drape.
3192	drapes	The plural form of drape; more than one (kind of) drape.
3193	draping	The present participle of drape.
3194	drastic	Something is drastic
3195	draught	A draught is a wind which blows through a building.
3196	draughted	The past tense and past participle of draught.
3197	draughting	The present participle of draught.
3198	draughts	The plural form of draught; more than one (kind of) draught.
3199	draw	When you draw	She drew a beautiful picture of the sky on a bright white piece of paper.
3200	drawback	A drawback is a feature that makes something less acceptable.	Poor fuel economy is a common drawback among larger vehicles.
3201	drawbacks	The plural form of drawback; more than one (kind of) drawback.
3202	drawer	A drawer is a box made of wood that is part of a piece of furniture (such as a desk); drawers can slide in and out so that people can put things into them.	I keep my socks in the top drawer of the chest.
3203	drawers	The plural form of drawer; more than one (kind of) drawer.	I had to open all the drawers before I found which drawer my birth certificate was in.
3204	drawing	The present participle of draw.
3205	drawings	The plural form of drawing; more than one (kind of) drawing.
3206	drawn	The past participle of draw.
3207	draws	The third-person singular form of draw.	He draws too much attention wherever he goes.
3208	dread	Dread is the feeling of fear of meeting	The idea of giving a speech in front of everyone filled her with dread.
3209	dreaded	The past tense and past participle of dread.
3210	dreadful	Something dreadful is something very bad.	There has been a dreadful accident.
3211	dreading	The present participle of dread.
3212	dreads	The third-person singular form of dread.
3213	dream	Dreams are the images and things you see when you are sleeping.	In my dream I had forgotten the baby in a drawer.; I had a dream that I was in a magical world with fairies and evil witches.
3214	dreamed	The past tense and past participle of dream.
3215	dreamier	The comparative form of dreamy; more dreamy.
3216	dreamiest	The superlative form of dreamy; most dreamy.
3217	dreaming	The present participle of dream.
3218	dreamish	If something is dreamish
3219	dreamlike	If something is dreamlike
3220	dreams	The plural form of dream; more than one (kind of) dream.
3221	dreamt	The past tense and past participle of dream.
3222	dreamy	If something is dreamy
3223	drearier	The comparative form of dreary; more dreary.
3224	dreariest	The superlative form of dreary; most dreary.
3225	drearily	If something is done drearily
3226	dreary	When you are dreary	Jim felt rather dreary after he received his terrible examination results.
3227	dredge	If you dredge a river
3228	dredged	The past tense and past participle of dredge.
3229	dredges	The plural form of dredge; more than one (kind of) dredge.
3230	dredging	The present participle of dredge.
3231	dregs	Dregs are the last drops of a liquid at the bottom of a glass
3232	drench	If you are drenched	She was drenched by the rain.
3233	drenched	The past tense and past participle of drench.
3234	drenches	The plural form of drench; more than one (kind of) drench.
3235	drenching	The present participle of drench.
3236	dress	A dress is a loose cloth covering a woman's body. The lower part is like a skirt. The top part is like a shirt.	She looked beautiful because she had a very nice dress.; Ball gowns and party frocks are dresses for special occasions.
3237	dress rehearsal	A theatrical term meaning the last few rehearsals before the first performance.
3238	dress rehearsals	The plural form of dress rehearsal; more than one (kind of) dress rehearsal.
3239	dressed	The past tense and past participle of dress.
3240	dresses	The plural form of dress; more than one (kind of) dress.
3241	dressing	Something put on a wound to protect it.
3242	dressing room	A dressing room is a place in a theatre	He put on his costume and make up in a dressing room on the lower level of the theatre.; Her dressing room was crowded with adoring fans after every performance.
3243	dressings	The plural form of dressing; more than one (kind of) dressing.
3244	drew	The past tense of draw.
3245	dribble	If you dribble
3246	dribbled	The past tense and past participle of dribble.
3247	dribbles	The third-person singular form of dribble.
3248	dribbling	The present participle of dribble.
3249	dried	The past tense and past participle of dry.
3250	drier	The comparative form of dry; more dry.
3251	dries	The third-person singular form of dry.	You can put on my robe while your shirt dries.; She dries her hair with a blowdryer because she doesn't like how her hair looks when she dries it with a towel.
3252	driest	The superlative form of dry; most dry.
3253	drift	An action when an object moves towards the earth slowly.	The plane ran out of fuel, therefore it had to drift slowly down to the nearby airport.
3254	drifted	The past tense and past participle of drift.
3255	drifter	A drifter is someone who travels from place to place without staying anywhere for very long.
3256	drifters	The plural form of drifter; more than one (kind of) drifter.
3257	drifting	The present participle of drift.
3258	drifts	The third-person singular form of drift.
3259	driftwood	Driftwood is a floating piece(s) of wood that drifts with the current.
3260	drighten
3261	drill	A drill is an object used to dig a hole.	He used the drill to make a hole on the wall.
3262	drilled	The past tense and past participle of drill.
3263	drilling	The present participle of drill.
3264	drills	The plural form of drill; more than one (kind of) drill.
3265	drink	A drink is a liquid that you take in through your mouth.	He served her a hot drink and some cake.
3266	drinkable	If something is drinkable
3267	drinker	A drinker is a person who drinks alcohol regularly
3268	drinkers	The plural form of drinker; more than one (kind of) drinker.
3269	drinking	The present participle of drink.	I like drinking wine with steak.; Are you drinking my orange juice again?
3270	drinking straw	Another word for straw (3rd definition)
3271	drinking straws	The plural form of drinking straw; more than one (kind of) drinking straw.
3272	drinking water	Water that people can drink safely.
3273	drinking waters	The plural form of drinking water; more than one (kind of) drinking water.
3274	drinks	The plural form of drink; more than one (kind of) drink.	I bought her three drinks but she still won't give me her phone number.; You can have a couple drinks of my juice if you're thirsty.
3275	drip	A drip is a small amount of water.	The tap is spoiled. Water just keeps coming down drip by drip.
3276	dripped	The past tense and past participle of drip.
3277	dripping	If something is dripping
3278	dripping pan	A dripping pan is used to collect fats that drip from meat when cooking.
3279	dripping pans	The plural form of dripping pan; more than one (kind of) dripping pan.
3280	drippings	The plural form of dripping; more than one (kind of) dripping.
3281	drips	The plural form of drip; more than one (kind of) drip.
3282	drivable	If something is drivable
3283	drive	If you drive a car or other vehicle	I've been learning how to drive a bus.
3284	drive to distraction	If someone drives you to distraction
3285	driveable	If something is driveable
3286	drivel	Drivel is silly nonsense.	Don't talk such drivel.
3287	driveled	The past tense and past participle of drivel.
3288	driveling	The present participle of drivel.
3289	drivelled	The past tense and past participle of drivel.
3290	drivelling	The present participle of drivel.
3291	drivels	The plural form of drivel; more than one (kind of) drivel.
3292	driven	The past participle of drive.
3293	driver	A driver is a person who drives.	That man is a driver of cars.
3294	drivers	The plural form of driver; more than one (kind of) driver.
3295	drives	The third-person singular form of drive.
3296	driveway	A driveway is a very short road leading to a house or garage. It is where cars are often parked at home.
3297	driveways	The plural form of driveway; more than one (kind of) driveway.
3298	driving	The present participle of drive.	The man driving the truck went to the run-down weigh station.; In the European Union, driving on the right side of the road is normal.
3299	drizzle	Drizzle means light rain.
3300	drizzled	The past tense and past participle of drizzle.
3301	drizzles	The plural form of drizzle; more than one (kind of) drizzle.
3302	drizzling	The present participle of drizzle.
3303	droll	If a person is droll
3304	droller	The comparative form of droll; more droll.
3305	drolleries	The plural form of drollery; more than one (kind of) drollery.
3306	drollery	Drollery is something that is said or done to cause laughter.	Your drollery is misplaced and unwanted at this funeral.; The drolleries in Mr. Crump's impromptu speech left me rolling with laughter.
3307	drollest	The superlative form of droll; most droll.
3308	dromedaries	The plural form of dromedary; more than one (kind of) dromedary.
3309	dromedary	A dromedary is a camel with a single hump (Camelus dromedarius).
3310	drool	If a person drools
3311	drooled	The past tense and past participle of drool.
3312	drooling	The present participle of drool.
3313	drools	The third-person singular form of drool.
3314	droop	If something droops
3315	drooped	The past tense and past participle of droop.
3316	drooping	The present participle of droop.
3317	droops	The third-person singular form of droop.
3318	drop	A drop is a very small amount of a liquid.	A drop of water weighs 0.1 grams.
3319	droplet	A droplet is a small glob of a liquid.	On a rainy day, my window is covered in water droplets.
3320	droplets	The plural form of droplet; more than one (kind of) droplet.
3321	dropped	The past tense and past participle of drop.	He dropped a heavy box onto his foot.
3322	dropper	A dropper is a small glass tube with a hollow rubber part on one end which you use for drawing up and dropping small amounts of liquid.
3323	droppers	The plural form of dropper; more than one (kind of) dropper.
3324	dropping	The present participle of drop.
3325	droppings	The plural form of dropping; more than one (kind of) dropping.
3326	drops	The plural form of drop; more than one (kind of) drop.
3327	dross	Dross is any waste or worthless material.	The dross should be separated from the melted silver and thrown away.
3328	drosses	The plural form of dross; more than one (kind of) dross.
3329	drought	A drought is when there is less water in an area than normal.	The drought in California began in 2012.; Because of the drought, we couldn't use our sprinklers.
3330	droughts	The plural form of drought; more than one (kind of) drought.
3331	drove	The past tense of drive.
3332	drover	A drover is a person who herds cattle or sheep
3333	drovers	The plural form of drover; more than one (kind of) drover.
3334	drown	To drown is an action where someone is struggling in water.	I remembered when I was young, I nearly drowned in the lake near my house.
3335	drowned	The past tense and past participle of drown.
3336	drowning	The present participle of drown.
3337	drowns	The third-person singular form of drown.
3338	drowsier	The comparative form of drowsy; more drowsy.
3339	drowsiest	The superlative form of drowsy; most drowsy.
3340	drowsy	If a person is drowsy
3341	drug	Drugs are substances such as alcohol	He's in jail for 3 to 15 years for drug trafficking.; You no longer require a doctor's prescription for some drugs.; The Canadian Government launched an investigation into the use of performance-enhancing drugs by athletes.; When children have a fever, avoid giving them any over-the-counter drugs that contain aspirin.; The government is trying to stop traffic in illegal guns and drugs.; Can you pick up some toilet paper at the drug store?
3342	drug addict
3343	drug dealer	A drug dealer is someone who sells illegal drugs to people.
3344	drug dealers	The plural form of drug dealer; more than one (kind of) drug dealer.
3345	drugged	The past tense and past participle of drug.
3346	druggie	A druggie is a person who is addicted to drugs.
3347	druggies	The plural form of druggie; more than one (kind of) druggie.
3348	drugging	The present participle of drug.
3349	drugs	The plural form of drug; more than one (kind of) drug.
3350	drugstore	A drugstore is a place where you can get prescription medicine.
3351	drugstores	The plural form of drugstore; more than one (kind of) drugstore.
3352	drum	A drum is a musical instrument with a skin that you hit to make music.	My cousin plays drums.
3353	drum major	A drum major is a person who conducts and commands a marching band.
3354	drum majors	The plural form of drum major; more than one (kind of) drum major.
3355	drum roll	A drum roll is a sound made by hitting a drum over and over in a short period of time.	The audience did a drum roll to reveal the winner.
3356	drum rolls	The plural form of drum roll; more than one (kind of) drum roll.
3357	drummed	The past tense and past participle of drum.
3358	drummer	A drummer is a person who plays the drums.
3359	drummers	The plural form of drummer; more than one (kind of) drummer.
3360	drumming	Drumming is the sound of drums.	We could hear the drumming from far away.
3361	drumroll	Drumroll is another way of spelling drum roll.
3362	drumrolls	The plural form of drumroll; more than one (kind of) drumroll.
3363	drums	The plural form of drum; more than one (kind of) drum.
3364	drumstick	A drumstick is the stick you use to play the drums.	Most drummers have many drumsticks in case they break during a concert
3365	drumsticks	The plural form of drumstick; more than one (kind of) drumstick.
3366	drunk	If someone is drunk	After he left the restaurant, he was so drunk he couldn't walk.
3367	drunkard	A drunkard is a person who is frequently drunk.
3368	drunkards	The plural form of drunkard; more than one (kind of) drunkard.
3369	drunken	Drunken is another word for drunk.	I feel bad about my drunken behaviour last night.
3370	drunker	The comparative form of drunk; more drunk.
3371	drunkest	The superlative form of drunk; most drunk.
3372	drunks	The plural form of drunk; more than one (kind of) drunk.
3373	drupe	A drupe is a kind of fruit that has a soft fleshy exterior and a hard pit containing the seed.
3374	drupes	The plural form of drupe; more than one (kind of) drupe.
3375	dry	If something is dry	The Sahara desert is dry.
3376	dry as a bone	If something is as dry as a bone
3377	dry run	A dry run is a practice of a performance or procedure before the actual event.	They did a dry run of the demonstration before showing it to the CEO.
3378	dryer	A dryer is a machine for drying clothes.
3379	dryers	The plural form of dryer; more than one (kind of) dryer.
3380	drying	The present participle of dry.
3381	dryness	Dryness is the state or quality of being dry.
3382	drynesses	The plural form of dryness; more than one (kind of) dryness.
3383	dual	A dual role	Mr. Gonzalez holds dual citizenship in Mexico and the United States.
3384	dualities	The plural form of duality; more than one (kind of) duality.
3385	duality	Duality is the state or property of having two natures or aspects.	Protons and electrons exhibit wave–particle duality.
3386	Dubai	Dubai is a city and one of the seven emirates (states) of the United Arab Emirates.	Dubai became a wealthy place because of the oil industry.
3387	Dubai City	Dubai City is a city in the United Arab Emirates.
3388	dubious	A dubious decision or opinion is one that you don't believe is honest
3389	Dublin	Dublin is the capital city of Ireland.
3390	dubnium	Dubnium is a synthetic radioactive element with an atomic number of 105 and symbol Db.
3391	duchess	The female spouse or widow of a duke.
3392	duchesses	The plural form of duchess; more than one (kind of) duchess.
3393	duchies	The plural form of duchy; more than one (kind of) duchy.
3394	duchy	A dominion or region ruled by a duke or duchess.	She ruled the duchy while the duke was away.
3395	duck	A duck is a bird that swims and says "quack!". It has a flat bill and webbed feet.	We saw three ducks in the park lake.; Sound of ducks:
3396	duck tape	Duck® brand duct tape.
3397	ducked	The past tense and past participle of duck.
3398	ducking	The present participle of duck.
3399	duckling	A duckling is a young duck.
3400	ducklings	The plural form of duckling; more than one (kind of) duckling.
3401	ducks	The plural form of duck; more than one (kind of) duck.
3402	duct	A duct is a pipe that carries gas or liquid from one place to another.
3403	duct tape	Duct tape is a kind of strong	Please hand me the duct tape. I need to fix this box.
3404	duct taped	The past tense and past participle of duct tape.
3405	duct tapes	The third-person singular form of duct tape.
3406	duct taping	The present participle of duct tape.
3407	ducted	The past tense and past participle of duct.
3408	ductile	If something is ductile
3409	ducting	The present participle of duct.
3410	ducts	The plural form of duct; more than one (kind of) duct.
3411	dude	A dude is a male person.
3412	dudes	The plural form of dude; more than one (kind of) dude.
3413	due	If something is due	We are due to arrive at Peason International Airport at 5:23.; Your homework is due on Tuesday.; The payment is due at the end of the month.
3414	duel	A duel is an arranged
3415	dueled	The past tense and past participle of duel.
3416	dueling	The present participle of duel.
3417	duelled	The past tense and past participle of duel.
3418	duelling	The present participle of duel.
3419	duels	The plural form of duel; more than one (kind of) duel.
3420	dues	The plural form of due; more than one (kind of) due.
3421	duet	A duet is when two people perform something.	The two played a duet on the piano.
3422	duets	The plural form of duet; more than one (kind of) duet.
3423	duffel bag	A duffel bag is a large soft bag.
3424	duffel bags	The plural form of duffel bag; more than one (kind of) duffel bag.
3425	duffle bag	A duffle bag is a large soft bag.
3426	duffle bags	The plural form of duffle bag; more than one (kind of) duffle bag.
3427	dufus	A person with poor judgment and taste.
3428	dug	The past tense and past participle of dig.
3429	duke	A duke is the husband of a duchess and the male ruler of a duchy.	The duke of Lorraine is very old.
3430	dukes	The plural form of duke; more than one (kind of) duke.
3431	dulcified	The past tense and past participle of dulcify.
3432	dulcifies	The third-person singular form of dulcify.
3433	dulcify	If you dulcify something
3434	dulcifying	The present participle of dulcify.
3435	dull	A dull object is not sharp.
3436	dullard	A dullard is a stupid person.
3437	dullards	The plural form of dullard; more than one (kind of) dullard.
3438	dulled	The past tense and past participle of dull.
3439	duller	The comparative form of dull; more dull.
3440	dullest	The superlative form of dull; most dull.
3441	dulling	The present participle of dull.
3442	dullness	The dullness of something is how dull it is.
3443	dulls	The third-person singular form of dull.
3444	dumb	Not able to speak. If someone is dumb they can not say anything.	They went to a school for the deaf and dumb.; Dogs are just dumb animals.
3445	dumbass	A dumbass is someone who is foolish or stupid.
3446	dumbasses	The plural form of dumbass; more than one (kind of) dumbass.
3447	dumbbell	A dumbbell is a weight consisting of two disks or spheres attached to a short bar.
3448	dumbbells	The plural form of dumbbell; more than one (kind of) dumbbell.
3449	dumber	The comparative form of dumb; more dumb.
3450	dumbest	The superlative form of dumb; most dumb.
3451	dumbfound	To dumbfound means to make someone lost for words.
3452	dumbfounded	The past tense and past participle of dumbfound.
3453	dumbfounding	The present participle of dumbfound.
3454	dumbfounds	The third-person singular form of dumbfound.
3455	dumbledore	A bumblebee.	"A shaded lamp and a waving blind, / And the beat of a clock from a distant floor: / On this scene enter – winged, horned, and spined – / A longlegs, a moth, and a dumbledore" — Thomas Hardy, ‘An August Midnight’, 1899
3456	dumbledores	The plural form of dumbledore; more than one (kind of) dumbledore.
3457	dummies	The plural form of dummy; more than one (kind of) dummy.
3458	dummy	A dummy is a model of a person. A dummy is often used to show clothes or test safety.	The dress looked better on the dummy.; The company uses dummies to test the new cars in crashes.
3459	dump	If you dump something	For years the military dumped nuclear waste into local rivers and lakes.
3460	dump truck	A dump truck is a big and heavy truck that carries loose bulk materials in a bed with hinges that allows the materials to be dumped out the back.	There is a dump truck that is being used in the construction site.
3461	dump trucks	The plural form of dump truck; more than one (kind of) dump truck.
3462	dumped	The past tense and past participle of dump.
3463	dumping	The present participle of dump.
3464	dumpling	A dumpling is a portion of dough (also a ball	Sweet dumplings are eaten at Chinese New Year.
3465	dumplings	The plural form of dumpling; more than one (kind of) dumpling.
3466	dumps	The plural form of dump; more than one (kind of) dump.
3467	dumpster	A dumpster is a large trash receptacle that is designed to be able to be hoisted and emptied by a garbage truck.
3468	dumpsters	The plural form of dumpster; more than one (kind of) dumpster.
3469	Duncan	Duncan is a male given name.
3470	dunce	A dunce is someone who is not that smart.
3471	dunces	The plural form of dunce; more than one (kind of) dunce.
3472	dune	A dune is a hill of sand that was piled up by the wind.	When you walk through the desert, you walk over many dunes.
3473	dunes	The plural form of dune; more than one (kind of) dune.
3474	dung	Dung is the feces of animals.
3475	dungaree	Dungaree is a type of denim fabric.
3476	dungarees	Dungarees are pants made from the dungaree fabric.
3477	dunged	The past tense and past participle of dung.
3478	dungeon	A dark place where people are locked up
3479	dungeons	The plural form of dungeon; more than one (kind of) dungeon.
3480	dunging	The present participle of dung.
3481	dungs	The plural form of dung; more than one (kind of) dung.
3482	dunno	A contraction of I don't know.	"So, what's the answer?" "I dunno."
3483	duo	Two people	The duo were like brothers, never being separated.
3484	duodecillion	ordinal duodecillionth) The number 1
3485	duodecillions	The plural form of duodecillion; more than one (kind of) duodecillion.
3486	duodecimal	Number system that base twelve. Often called base-12	Duodecimal use twelve numerals:0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, ᘔ, Ɛ.
3487	duopolies	The plural form of duopoly; more than one (kind of) duopoly.
3488	duopoly	A duopoly is a condition in which two sellers have most of the control over the market.
3489	dupe	A dupe is a person who has been deceived.
3490	duped	The past tense and past participle of dupe.
3491	dupes	The third-person singular form of dupe.
3492	duping	The present participle of dupe.
3493	duplet	Duplet is a group or set of two.
3494	duplicate	A duplicate is an exact copy of something.
3495	duplicated	The past tense and past participle of duplicate.
3496	duplicates	The plural form of duplicate; more than one (kind of) duplicate.
3497	duplicating	The present participle of duplicate.
3498	duplication	Duplication is the act of duplicating something.
3499	duplications	The plural form of duplication; more than one (kind of) duplication.
3500	duplicator	A duplicator is a device that can duplicate things.
3501	duplicators	The plural form of duplicator; more than one (kind of) duplicator.
3502	duplicities	The plural form of duplicity; more than one (kind of) duplicity.
3503	duplicitous	A duplicitous person is someone who deliberately make somebody believe something that is not true.
3504	duplicity	Duplicity is dishonest talk or behaviour
3505	durabilities	The plural form of durability; more than one (kind of) durability.
3506	durability	The durability of something is how durable it is.
3507	durable	If something is durable
3508	duration	The time something takes	In the duration of his speech, ten more people came into the room; The duration of this event will be three hours.; For the duration of the work painting the rooms, you'll have to sleep in a different room.
3509	durations	The plural form of duration; more than one (kind of) duration.
3510	during	If you do something during something else	He often reads during dinner.; I'm always tired because I work during the night.
3511	durrie	A durrie is a cotton carpet from India.	The durrie was so pretty that we hung it on the wall.
3512	durries	The plural form of durrie; more than one (kind of) durrie.
3513	Dushanbe	Dushanbe is the capital city of Tajikistan.
3514	dusk	Light sky after sunset.	It is already dusk and Casper has not arrived home yet.
3515	dusks	The plural form of dusk; more than one (kind of) dusk.
3516	Düsseldorf	Düsseldorf is a city in Germany.
3517	dust	Dust is a thin powder that can be seen in the air or on a surface.	The old building was filled with dust.
3518	dust devil	A dust devil is a small vortex that is visible as a column of dust or debris	A dust devil may look harmless, but a large one can overturn a car.
3519	dust devils	The plural form of dust devil; more than one (kind of) dust devil.
3520	dust off	If you dust off something	She dusted off the chair before sitting down.
3521	dustbin	A container where someone puts rubbish or trash until it is later collected; a garbage can	After eating, John threw his trash into the dustbin.
3522	dustbins	The plural form of dustbin; more than one (kind of) dustbin.
3523	dusted	The past tense and past participle of dust.
3524	dusted off	The past tense and past participle of dust off.
3525	duster	A duster is something that removes dust
3526	dusters	The plural form of duster; more than one (kind of) duster.
3527	dustier	The comparative form of dusty; more dusty.
3528	dustiest	The superlative form of dusty; most dusty.
3529	dustiness	Dustiness is the state of being dusty.
3530	dusting	The present participle of dust.
3531	dusting off	The present participle of dust off.
3532	dustless	If something is dustless	Your apartment is dustless!
3533	dustlike	If something is dustlike	The snowflake was dustlike in appearance.
3534	dustproof	If something is dustproof
3535	dusts	The plural form of dust; more than one (kind of) dust.
3536	dusts off	The third-person singular form of dust off.
3537	dusty	If something is dusty	I don't think this book has been touched in a long time because it's very dusty.
3538	Dutch	The main language of the Netherlands and Flanders (i.e.
3539	dutches	The plural form of dutch; more than one (kind of) dutch.
3540	Dutchman	A Dutchman is a man from the Netherlands.
3541	Dutchmen	The plural form of Dutchman; more than one (kind of) Dutchman.
3542	Dutchwoman	A Dutchwoman is a woman from the Netherlands.
3543	Dutchwomen	The plural form of Dutchwoman; more than one (kind of) Dutchwoman.
3544	duties	The plural form of duty; more than one (kind of) duty.
3545	duty	A duty is something that you should do.	Parents have the duty to educate their children.
3546	duty free
3547	duty-free	A duty-free item is something that is exempted from customs duty (tax).
3548	duty-frees	The plural form of duty-free; more than one (kind of) duty-free.
3549	dwarf	A race of small people	In Scandinavian legends dwarves are considered as a true people, different from human beings.; Snow white was adopted by seven dwarves.
3550	dwarf planet	A dwarf planet is a type of space object that is smaller than a regular planet. Dwarf planets are spherical (round)	Pluto is a dwarf planet because, although it is round, there is space junk floating around it.
3551	dwarf planets	The plural form of dwarf planet; more than one (kind of) dwarf planet.
3552	dwarfed	The past tense and past participle of dwarf.
3553	dwarfing	The present participle of dwarf.
3554	dwarfs	The plural form of dwarf; more than one (kind of) dwarf.
3555	dwarves	The plural form of dwarf; more than one (kind of) dwarf.
3556	Dwayne	Dwayne is a male given name.
3557	dweeb	A dweeb is a person who is not cool.	What a dweeb -- he dresses like he is still in the 1980's.
3558	dweebs	The plural form of dweeb; more than one (kind of) dweeb.
3559	dwell	If you dwell somewhere	I will dwell deep in the forest.
3560	dwelled	The past tense and past participle of dwell.
3561	dwelling	A dwelling is a building or place where someone lives.	The old house served as a dwelling for Albert.
3562	dwellings	The plural form of dwelling; more than one (kind of) dwelling.
3563	dwells	The third-person singular form of dwell.
3564	dwelt	The past tense and past participle of dwell.
3565	Dwight	Dwight is a male given name.
3566	dwindle	If something dwindles
3567	dwindled	The past tense and past participle of dwindle.
3568	dwindles	The third-person singular form of dwindle.
3569	dwindling	The present participle of dwindle.
3570	dye	Dye is a liquid with color that when placed on a fabric or other material	To add color to the dress, place it in the dye for ten minutes.
3571	dye pack	A dye pack is a hidden explosive device that contains paint. It is used to stain stolen goods like paper money to make them too noticeable to use without being identified.
3572	dye packs	The plural form of dye pack; more than one (kind of) dye pack.
3573	dyed	If a fabric is dyed
3574	dyeing	The present participle of dye.
3575	dyes	The plural form of dye; more than one (kind of) dye.
3576	dying	The present participle of die.
3577	dying out	The present participle of die out.
3578	dyke	An alternate spelling of dike.
3579	dykes	The plural form of dyke; more than one (kind of) dyke.
3580	Dylan	Dylan is a male given name.
3581	dynamic	If something is dynamic	Communication is a dynamic process in which the changing situation affects what you say and how you say it.
3582	dynamics	Dynamics is a kind of mathematics that deals with motion and forces that cause changes in a system.	Work includes full-scale experiments, wind tunnel studies and computational fluid dynamics.
3583	dynamite	A type of explosive; dynamite is nitroglycerin mixed in special clay (dirt).	They used dynamite to blast the rock from the mountain.; Dynamite was invented by Alfred Nobel.
3584	dynamited	The past tense and past participle of dynamite.
3585	dynamites	The third-person singular form of dynamite.
3586	dynamiting	The present participle of dynamite.
3587	dynasties	The plural form of dynasty; more than one (kind of) dynasty.
3588	dynasty	A dynasty is a family of rulers who rule over a country for a long period of time.	North Korea is ruled by the Kim dynasty.
3589	dyscalculia	Dyscalculia is when a person has a mathematical disability.
3590	dyscalculias	The plural form of dyscalculia; more than one (kind of) dyscalculia.
3591	dysfunction	A dysfunction is the failure to function in an expected or complete manner.	erectile dysfunction
3592	dysfunctional	If something is dysfunctional
3593	dysfunctions	The plural form of dysfunction; more than one (kind of) dysfunction.
3594	dyslexia	Dyslexia is a learning problem that makes it difficult to read. This may cause difficulties in writing also.
3595	dyslexic	A dyslexic is a person who has dyslexia.	Because James was dyslexic , he was unable to read very well.
3596	dyslexics	The plural form of dyslexic; more than one (kind of) dyslexic.
3597	dyspraxia	Dyspraxia is a disability in the brain that interferes with movement.	My dyspraxia makes my writing very messy.
3598	dyspraxias	The plural form of dyspraxia; more than one (kind of) dyspraxia.
3599	dysprosium	Dysprosium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 66 and the symbol Dy.	It takes a lot of heat to melt dysprosium.
3600	dystopia	A dystopia is a dysfunctional society that has a very poor standard of living.
3601	dystopiae	The plural form of dystopia; more than one (kind of) dystopia.
3602	dystopian	If something is dystopian
3603	dystopias	The plural form of dystopia; more than one (kind of) dystopia.

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