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Webster Dictionary :: Dowlas
DOWLAS, n. A kind of coarse linen cloth.
Webster Dictionary :: Dowery
DOWERY, DOWRY, A different spelling of dower, but little used, and they may well...
Webster Dictionary :: Dowerless
DOWERLESS, a. Destitute of dower; having no portion or fortune.
Webster Dictionary :: Dowered
DOWERED, a. Furnished with dower, or a portion.
Webster Dictionary :: Dower
DOWER, n. [Gr., a gift; to give. L.] 1. That portion of the lands or tenements o...
Webster Dictionary :: Dowdy
DOWDY, n. An awkward, ill-dressed, inelegant woman. DOWDY , a. Awkward.
Webster Dictionary :: Dowcets
DOWCETS, n. The testicles of a hart or stag.
Webster Dictionary :: Dowager
DOWAGER, n. A widow with a jointure; a title particularly given to the widows of...
Webster Dictionary :: Dowable
DOWABLE, a. [See Dower .] That may be endowed; entitled to dower.
Webster Dictionary :: Dovish
DOVISH, a. Like a dove; innocent. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Doveship
DOVESHIP, n. The qualities of a dove.
Webster Dictionary :: Doves-foot
DOVES-FOOT, n. A plant, a species of Geranium.
Webster Dictionary :: Dovelike
DOVELIKE, a. Resembling a dove.
Webster Dictionary :: Dove-tailing
DOVE-TAILING, ppr. Uniting by a dove-tail.
Webster Dictionary :: Dove-tailed
DOVE-TAILED, pp. United by a tenon in form of a doves tail.
Webster Dictionary :: Dove-tail
DOVE-TAIL, n. In carpentry, the manner of fastening boards and timbers together ...
