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Webster Dictionary :: Drank
DRANK, pret. and pp. of drink. DRANK , n. A term for wild oats.
Webster Dictionary :: Dramatize
DRAMATIZE, v.t. To compose in the form of the drama; or to give to a composition...
Webster Dictionary :: Dramatist
DRAMATIST, n. The author of a dramatic composition; a writer of plays.
Webster Dictionary :: Dramatically
DRAMATICALLY, a. by representation; in the manner of the drama.
Webster Dictionary :: Dramatical
DRAMATIC, DRAMATICAL, a. Pertaining to the drama; represent by action; theatrica...
Webster Dictionary :: Dramatic
DRAMATIC, DRAMATICAL, a. Pertaining to the drama; represent by action; theatrica...
Webster Dictionary :: Drama
DRAMA, n. [Gr., to make.] A poem or composition representing a picture of human ...
Webster Dictionary :: Dram-drinker
DRAM-DRINKER, n. One who habitually drinks spirits.
Webster Dictionary :: Dram
DRAM, n. [contracted from drachma, which see.] 1. Among druggists and physicians...
Webster Dictionary :: Drake
DRAKE, n. [G., L, a duck.] 1. The male of the duck kind. 2. [L., dragon.] A smal...
Webster Dictionary :: Draining
DRAINING, ppr. Emptying of water or other liquor by filtration or flowing in sma...
Webster Dictionary :: Drained
DRAINED, pp. Emptied of water or other liquor by a gradual discharge, flowing or...
Webster Dictionary :: Drainage
DRAINAGE, n. A draining; a gradual flowing off of any liquid.
Webster Dictionary :: Drainable
DRAINABLE, a. Capable of being drained.
Webster Dictionary :: Drain
DRAIN, v.t. 1. To filter; to cause to pass through some porous substance. Salt w...
Webster Dictionary :: Drail
DRAIL, v.t. To trail. [Not in use.] DRAIL , v.i. To draggle. [Not in use.]
