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Webster Dictionary :: Dirge

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

Webster Dictionary :: Dirigent

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

Webster Dictionary :: Dirk

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

Webster Dictionary :: Dirt

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

Webster Dictionary :: Dirtily

DIRTILY, adv. Durtily. [from dirty.] 1. In a dirty manner; foully; nastily; filt...

Webster Dictionary :: Dirtiness

DIRTINESS, n. Durtiness. 1. Filthiness; foulness; nastiness. 2. Meanness; basene...

Webster Dictionary :: Dirty

DIRTY, a. Durty. 1. Foul; nasty; filthy; not clean; as dirty hands. 2. Not clean...

Webster Dictionary :: Diruption

DIRUPTION, n. [L., to burst.] A bursting or rending asunder. [See Disruption .]

Webster Dictionary :: Dis

DIS, a prefix or inseparable preposition, from the Latin, whence Fr. Des, Sp. Di...

Webster Dictionary :: Disability

DISABILITY, n. [from disable.] 1. Want of competent natural or bodily power, str...

Webster Dictionary :: Disable

DISABLE, v.t. [dis and able.] 1. To render unable; to deprive of competent natur...

Webster Dictionary :: Disabled

DISABLED, pp. Deprived of competent power, corporeal or intellectual; rendered i...

Webster Dictionary :: Disablement

DISABLEMENT, n. Weakness; disability; legal impediment.

Webster Dictionary :: Disabling

DISABLING, ppr. Rendering unable or incapable; depriving of adequate power or ca...

Webster Dictionary :: Disabuse

DISABUSE, v.t. disabuze. [See Abuse .] To free from mistake; to undeceive; to di...

Webster Dictionary :: Disabused

DISABUSED, pp. Disabuzed. Undeceived.

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