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Webster Dictionary :: Dueler
DUELER, n. A combatant in single fight.
Webster Dictionary :: Duel
DUEL, n. [L.] 1. Single combat; a premeditated combat between two persons, for t...
Webster Dictionary :: Due
DUE, a. Du. [L., Gr., to bind. It has no connection with owe.] 1. Owed; that oug...
Webster Dictionary :: Duds
DUDS, n. Old clothes; tattered garments. [A vulgar word.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dudgeon
DUDGEON, n. [G.] A small dagger.
Webster Dictionary :: Ducture
DUCTURE, n. [L.] Guidance. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Ductility
DUCTILITY, n. 1. The property of solid bodies, particularly metals, which render...
Webster Dictionary :: Ductileness
DUCTILENESS, n. The quality of suffering extension by drawing or percussion; duc...
Webster Dictionary :: Ductile
DUCTILE, a. [L., to lead.] 1. That may be led; easy to be led or drawn; tractabl...
Webster Dictionary :: Duct
DUCT, n. [L., to lead. See Duke .] 1. Any tube or canal by which fluid or other ...
Webster Dictionary :: Ducks-meat
DUCK-MEAT, DUCKS-MEAT, n. A plant, the Lemna, growing in ditches and shallow wat...
Webster Dictionary :: Ducks-foot
DUCKS-FOOT, n. A plant, the Podophyllum; called also May-apple.
Webster Dictionary :: Duckoy
DUCKOY. [See Decoy .]
Webster Dictionary :: Duckling
DUCKLING, n. A young duck.
Webster Dictionary :: Ducking-stool
DUCKING-STOOL, n. A stool or chair in which common scolds were formerly tied and...
Webster Dictionary :: Ducking
DUCKING, ppr. Plunging; thrusting suddenly into water and withdrawing; dipping. ...
