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Webster Dictionary :: Docimacy
DOCIMACY, n. [Gr., See The next word.] The art or practice of assaying metals; m...
Webster Dictionary :: Docility
DOCILITY, n. Teachableness; readiness to learn; aptness to be taught. The docili...
Webster Dictionary :: Docile
DOCILE, a. [L., to teach. See Teach .] Teachable; easily instructed; ready to le...
Webster Dictionary :: Docibleness
DOCIBILITY, DOCIBLENESS, n. Teachableness; docility; readiness to learn.
Webster Dictionary :: Docible
DOCIBLE, a. [See Docile .] Teachable; docile; tractable; easily taught or managed.
Webster Dictionary :: Docibility
DOCIBILITY, DOCIBLENESS, n. Teachableness; docility; readiness to learn.
Webster Dictionary :: Doat
DOAT. [See Dote .]
Webster Dictionary :: Do
DO, v.t. or auxiliary; pret. Did; pp. Done, pronounced dun. This verb, when tran...
Webster Dictionary :: Dizzy
DIZZY, a. [G., dizziness; dizzy.] 1. Giddy; having a sensation of whirling in th...
Webster Dictionary :: Dizziness
DIZZINESS, n. [See Dizzy .] Giddiness; a whirling in the head; vertigo.
Webster Dictionary :: Dizzard
DIZZARD, n. [See Dizzy .] A blockhead. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dizz
DIZZ, v.t. [See Dizzy .] To astonish; to puzzle; to make dizzy. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dizen
DIZEN, v.t. dizn. To dress gayly; to deck. This word is not esteemed elegant, an...
Webster Dictionary :: Divulsive
DIVULSIVE, a. That pulls asunder; that rends.
Webster Dictionary :: Divulsion
DIVULSION, n. [L., to pull.] The act of pulling or plucking away; a rending asun...
Webster Dictionary :: Divulging
DIVULGING, ppr. Disclosing; publishing; revealing.
