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Webster Dictionary :: Dirt

DIRT, n durt. 1. Any foul or filthy substance; excrement; earth; mud; mire; dust...

Webster Dictionary :: Dirk

DIRK, n. Durk. A kind of dagger or poniard. DIRK , a. Durk. Dark. DIRK , v.t. du...

Webster Dictionary :: Dirigent

DIRIGENT, DIRECTRIX, n. [See Direct .] In geometry, the line of motion along whi...

Webster Dictionary :: Dirge

DIRGE, n. Durj. [L., a word used in the funeral service.] A song or tune intende...

Webster Dictionary :: Direption

DIREPTION, n. [L.] The act of plundering.

Webster Dictionary :: Direness

DIRENESS, n. Terribleness; horror; dismalness.

Webster Dictionary :: Diremption

DIREMPTION, n. [L.] A separation.

Webster Dictionary :: Direfully

DIREFULLY, adv. Dreadfully; terribly; woefully.

Webster Dictionary :: Direful

DIREFUL, a. [See Dire .] Dire; dreadful; terrible; calamitous; as direful fiend;...

Webster Dictionary :: Directrix

DIRECTRIX, n. A female who governs or directs.

Webster Dictionary :: Directress

DIRECTRESS, n. A female who directs or manages.

Webster Dictionary :: Directory

DIRECTORY, a. Containing directions; enjoining; instructing. DIRECTORY , n. 1. A...

Webster Dictionary :: Directorial

DIRECTORIAL, a. Pertaining to directors or direction; containing direction or co...

Webster Dictionary :: Director

DIRECTOR, n. 1. One who directs; one who superintends, governs or manages; one w...

Webster Dictionary :: Directness

DIRECTNESS, n. Straightness; a straight course; nearness of way.

Webster Dictionary :: Directly

DIRECTLY, adv. 1. In a straight lin or course; rectilineally; not in a winding c...

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