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DIPLOMATIC, a. 1. Pertaining to diplomas; privileged. 2. Furnished with a diplom...
DIPLOMATICS, n. The science of diplomas, or of ancient writings, literary and pu...
DIPPER, n. 1. One that dips; he or that which dips. 2. A vessel used to dip wate...
DIPPING, ppr. 1. Plunging or immersing into a liquid and speedily withdrawing, a...
DIPPING-NEEDLE, n. A needle that dips; a magnetic needle which dips or inclines ...
DIPRISMATIC, a. [di and prismatic.] Doubly prismatic.
DIPSAS, n. [gr., dry, thirsty; to thirst.] A serpent whose bite produces a morta...
DIPTER, DIPTERA, n. [Gr., a wing.] The dipters are an order of insects having on...
DIPTER, DIPTERA, n. [Gr., a wing.] The dipters are an order of insects having on...
DIPTERAL, a. Having two wings only.
DIPTOTE, n. [Gr., to fall.] In grammar, a noun which has only two cases; as, sup...
DIPTYCH, n. [Gr., to fold.] A public register of the names of consuls and other ...
DIPYRE, n. A mineral occurring in minute prisms, either single or adhering to ea...
DIRE, a. [L.] Dreadful; dismal; horrible; terrible; evil in a great degree. Dire...
DIRECT, a. [L., to make straight. See Right .] 1. Straight; right; as, to pass i...
DIRECTED, pp. Aimed; pointed; guided; regulated; governed; ordered; instructed.