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Webster Dictionary :: Dotation
DOTATION, n. [L., to endow.] 1. The act of endowing, or of bestowing a marriage ...
Webster Dictionary :: Dotardly
DOTARDLY, a. Like a dotard; weak.
Webster Dictionary :: Dotard
DOTARD, n. [dote and ard, kind.] 1. A man whose intellect is impaired by age; on...
Webster Dictionary :: Dotal
DOTAL, a. [L., dower.] Pertaining to dower, or a womans marriage portion; consti...
Webster Dictionary :: Dotage
DOTAGE, n. [from dote.] 1. Feebleness or imbecility of understanding or mind, pa...
Webster Dictionary :: Dot
DOT, n. [I know not the origin and affinities of this word. It would be naturall...
Webster Dictionary :: Dost
DOST, the second person of do, used int he solemn style; thou dost.
Webster Dictionary :: Dossil
DOSSIL, n. In surgery, a pledget or portion of lint made into a cylindric form, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Dosser
DOSSER, n. A pannier, or basket, to be carried on the shoulders of men.
Webster Dictionary :: Dose
DOSE, n. [Gr., that which is give; to give.] 1. The quantity of medicine give or...
Webster Dictionary :: Dorture
DORTURE, n. [contraction of dormiture.] A dormitory. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dorsum
DORSUM, n. [L.] The ridge of a hill.
Webster Dictionary :: Dorsiparous
DORSIFEROUS, DORSIPAROUS, a. [L., the back; to bear.] In botany, bearing or prod...
Webster Dictionary :: Dorsiferous
DORSIFEROUS, DORSIPAROUS, a. [L., the back; to bear.] In botany, bearing or prod...
Webster Dictionary :: Dorsel
DORSEL, n. [See Dosser .]
Webster Dictionary :: Dorse
DORSE, n. A canopy.
