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Webster Dictionary :: Doree

DOREE, n. A fish of the genus Zeus. It is called also faber, and gallus marinus....

Webster Dictionary :: Dorian

DORIAN, a. Pertaining to Doris in Greece. [See Doric .]

Webster Dictionary :: Doric

DORIC, a. [from Doris in Greece.] in general, pertaining to Doris, or the Dorian...

Webster Dictionary :: Doricism

DORICISM, DORISM, n. A phrase of the Doric dialect.

Webster Dictionary :: Dorism

DORICISM, DORISM, n. A phrase of the Doric dialect.

Webster Dictionary :: Dormancy

DORMANCY, n. [infra.] Quiescence.

Webster Dictionary :: Dormant

DORMANT, a. [L., to sleep.] 1. Sleeping; hence, at rest; not in action; as dorma...

Webster Dictionary :: Dormar

DORMAR, n. A beam; a sleeper.

Webster Dictionary :: Dormar-window

DORMAR, DORMAR-WINDOW, n. A window in the roof of a house, or above the entablat...

Webster Dictionary :: Dormitive

DORMITIVE, n. [L., to sleep.] A medicine to promote sleep; an opiate.

Webster Dictionary :: Dormitory

DORMITORY, n. [L., to sleep.] 1. A place, building or room to sleep in. 2. A gal...

Webster Dictionary :: Dormouse

DORMOUSE, n. Plu. Dormice. [L., to sleep and mouse.] An animal of the mouse kind...

Webster Dictionary :: Dorn

DORN, n. [G., thorn.] A fish.

Webster Dictionary :: Doron

DORON, n. [Gr., a gift.] 1. A gift; a present. [Not in use.] 2. A measure of thr...

Webster Dictionary :: Dorp

DORP, n. [G.] A small village.

Webster Dictionary :: Dorr

DORR. [See Dor .] DORR , v.t. To deafen with noise. [Not in use.]

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