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Webster Dictionary :: Dorian
DORIAN, a. Pertaining to Doris in Greece. [See Doric .]
Webster Dictionary :: Doree
DOREE, n. A fish of the genus Zeus. It is called also faber, and gallus marinus....
Webster Dictionary :: Dorado
DORADO, n. 1. A southern constellation, containing six stars, called also xiphia...
Webster Dictionary :: Dor
DOR, DORR, n. The name of the black-beetle, or the hedgechafer, a species of Sca...
Webster Dictionary :: Doquet
DOQUET, n. Doket. A warrant; a paper granting license. [See Docket .]
Webster Dictionary :: Dooring
DOORING, n. A door-case. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Door-stead
DOOR-STEAD, n. Entrance or place of a door.
Webster Dictionary :: Door-post
DOOR-POST, n. The post of a door.
Webster Dictionary :: Door-nail
DOOR-NAIL, n. The nail on which the knocker formerly struck.
Webster Dictionary :: Door-keeper
DOOR-KEEPER, n. A porter; one who guards the entrance of a house or apartment.
Webster Dictionary :: Door-case
DOOR-CASE, n. The frame which incloses a door.
Webster Dictionary :: Door
DOOR, n. [G., Gr.] 1. An opening or passage into a house, or other building, or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Doomsday-book
DOOMSDAY-BOOK, DOMESDAY-BOOK, n. A book compiled by order of William the Conquer...
Webster Dictionary :: Doomsday
DOOMSDAY, n. [doom and day.] 1. The day of the final judgment; the great day whe...
Webster Dictionary :: Dooming
DOOMING, ppr. Judging; sentencing; condemning; destining.
Webster Dictionary :: Doomful
DOOMFUL, a. Full of destruction.
