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Webster Dictionary :: Diuturnal
DIUTURNAL, a. Lasting; being of long continuance.
Webster Dictionary :: Diurnally
DIURNALLY, adv. Daily; every day.
Webster Dictionary :: Diurnalist
DIURNALIST, n. A journalist. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Diurnal
DIURNAL, a. [L., daily.] 1. Relating to a day; pertaining to the daytime; as diu...
Webster Dictionary :: Diuretic
DIURETIC, a. [Gr., urinam reddo; urine.] Having the power to provoke urine; tend...
Webster Dictionary :: Ditty
DITTY, n. [L.] A song; a sonnet or a little poem to be sung. And to the warblign...
Webster Dictionary :: Ditto
DITTO, contracted into do, in books of accounts, is the Italian detto, from L. I...
Webster Dictionary :: Dittied
DITTIED, a. [See Ditty .] Sung; adapted to music. He, with his soft pipe, and sm...
Webster Dictionary :: Dittany
DITTANY, n. [L., Gr.] The white dittany is a plant of the genus Dictamnus. Its l...
Webster Dictionary :: Dittander
DITTANDER, n. Pepper-wort, Lepidium, a genus of plants of many species. The comm...
Webster Dictionary :: Ditrihedria
DITRIHEDRIA, n. [Gr., twice three sides.] In mineralogy, a genus of spars with s...
Webster Dictionary :: Ditone
DITONE, n. [Gr., tone.] In music, an interval comprehending two tones. The propo...
Webster Dictionary :: Dition
DITION, n. [L.] rule; power; government; dominion.
Webster Dictionary :: Dithyrambus
DITHYRAMB, DITHYRAMBUS, n. [Gr.] In ancient poetry, a hymn in honor of Bacchus, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Dithyrambic
DITHYRAMBIC, n. 1. A song in honor of Bacchus, in which the wildness of intoxica...
Webster Dictionary :: Dithyramb
DITHYRAMB, DITHYRAMBUS, n. [Gr.] In ancient poetry, a hymn in honor of Bacchus, ...
