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Webster Dictionary :: Draft
DRAFT, n. [corrupted from draught, from drag, draw, but authorized by respectabl...
Webster Dictionary :: Draffy
DRAFFY, a. Dreggy; waste; worthless
Webster Dictionary :: Draffish
DRAFFISH, a. Worthless.
Webster Dictionary :: Draff
DRAFF, n. Refuse; lees; dregs; the wash given to swine, or grains to cows; waste...
Webster Dictionary :: Drad
DRAD, a. Terrible. [See Dread .] This was also the old pret. of dread.
Webster Dictionary :: Dracunculus
DRACUNCULUS, n. [L.] 1. In botany, a plant, a species of Arum, with a long stalk...
Webster Dictionary :: Dracontic
DRACONTIC, a. [L.] In astronomy, belonging to that space of time in which the mo...
Webster Dictionary :: Draco
DRACO, n. [See Dragon .] 1. In astronomy, a constellation of the northern hemisp...
Webster Dictionary :: Drachma
DRACHMA, n. [L., Gr.] 1. A Grecian coin. Of the value of seven pence, three fart...
Webster Dictionary :: Drabler
DRABLER, n. In seamens language, a small additional sail, sometimes laced to the...
Webster Dictionary :: Drabbling
DRABBLING, a. Drawing in mud or water; angling for barbels. DRABBLING , n. A met...
Webster Dictionary :: Drabble
DRABBLE, v.t. To draggle; to make dirty by drawing in mud and water; to wet and ...
Webster Dictionary :: Drabbing
DRABBING, ppr. Keeping company with lewd women. DRABBING , n. An associating wit...
Webster Dictionary :: Drab
DRAB, n. 1. A strumpet; a prostitute. 2. A low, sluttish woman. [This See ms to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Dozy
DOZY, a. [See Doze .] Drowsy; heavy; inclined to sleep; sleepy; sluggish; as a d...
Webster Dictionary :: Dozing
DOZING, ppr. Slumbering. DOZING , n. A slumbering; sluggishness.
