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Webster Dictionary :: Drugger
DRUGGER, n. A druggist. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Drug
DRUG, n. [See The verb, to dry.] 1. The general name of substances used in medic...
Webster Dictionary :: Drudgingly
DRUDGINGLY, adv. With labor and fatigue; laboriously.
Webster Dictionary :: Drudging-box
DRUDGING-BOX. [See Dredging-box .]
Webster Dictionary :: Drudging
DRUDGING, ppr. Laboring hard; toiling.
Webster Dictionary :: Drudgery
DRUDGERY, n. Hard labor; toilsome work; ignoble toil; hard work in servile occup...
Webster Dictionary :: Drudger
DRUDGER, n. 1. A drudge. 2. A drudging-box. [See Dredging-box .]
Webster Dictionary :: Drudge
DRUDGE, v.i. druj. To work hard; to labor in mean offices; to labor with toil an...
Webster Dictionary :: Drubbing
DRUBBING, ppr. Beating with a cudgel; beating soundly. DRUBBING , n. A cudgeling...
Webster Dictionary :: Drubbed
DRUBBED, pp. Beat with a cudgel; beat soundly.
Webster Dictionary :: Drub
DRUB, v.t. [G., L. Drubbing is a particular form of driving.] To beat with a sti...
Webster Dictionary :: Drowsy-headed
DROWSY-HEADED, a. Heavy; having a sluggish disposition.
Webster Dictionary :: Drowsy
DROWSY, a. 1. Inclined to sleep; sleepy; heavy with sleepiness; lethargic; comat...
Webster Dictionary :: Drowsiness
DROWSINESS, n. 1. Sleepiness; heaviness with sleep; disposition to sleep. 2. Slu...
Webster Dictionary :: Drowsily
DROWSILY, adv. 1. Sleepily; heavily; in a dull sleepy manner. 2. Sluggishly; idl...
Webster Dictionary :: Drowsihed
DROWSIHED, n. Sleepiness.
