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Webster Dictionary :: Dunned
DUNNED, pp. [from dun.] Importuned to pay a dept; urged.
Webster Dictionary :: Dunnage
DUNNAGE, n. Faggots, boughs or loose wood laid on the bottom of a ship to raise ...
Webster Dictionary :: Dunlin
DUNLIN, n. A fowl, a species of sandpiper.
Webster Dictionary :: Dungyard
DUNGYARD, n. A yard or inclosure where dung is collected.
Webster Dictionary :: Dungy
DUNGY, a. Full of dung; filthy; vile.
Webster Dictionary :: Dunghill
DUNGHILL, n. 1. A heap of dung. 2. A mean or vile abode. 3. Any mean situation o...
Webster Dictionary :: Dungfork
DUNGFORK, n. A fork used to throw dung from a stable or into a cart, or to sprea...
Webster Dictionary :: Dungeon
DUNGEON, n. 1. A close prison; or a deep, dark place of confinement. And in a du...
Webster Dictionary :: Dunged
DUNGED, pp. Manured with dung.
Webster Dictionary :: Dung
DUNG, n. [G.] The excrement of animals. DUNG , v.t. To manure with dung. DUNG , ...
Webster Dictionary :: Dune
DUNE, n. A hill. [See Down .]
Webster Dictionary :: Dunder
DUNDER, n. [L.] Lees; dregs; a word used in Jamaica. The use of dunder in the ma...
Webster Dictionary :: Duncify
DUNCIFY, v.t. To make stupid in intellect. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Duncery
DUNCERY, n. Dullness; stupidity.
Webster Dictionary :: Dunce
DUNCE, n. Duns. [G.] A person of weak intellects; a dullard; a dolt; a thickskul...
Webster Dictionary :: Dun-fish
DUN-FISH, n. Codfish cured in a particular manner. [See Dunning .]
