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Webster Dictionary :: Diploma
DIPLOMA, n. [Gr., to double or fold. Anciently, a letter or other composition wr...
Webster Dictionary :: Diploe
DIPLOE, n. [Gr., double.] The soft meditullium, medullary substance, or porous p...
Webster Dictionary :: Diphyllous
DIPHYLLOUS, a. [Gr., a leaf.] In botany, having two leaves, as a calyx, _c.
Webster Dictionary :: Diphthongal
DIPHTHONGAL, a. Belonging to a diphthong; consisting of two vowel sounds pronoun...
Webster Dictionary :: Diph-thong
DIPH-THONG, n. [Gr., sound; L.] A coalition or union of two vowels pronounced in...
Webster Dictionary :: Dipetalous
DIPETALOUS, a. [Gr., a leaf or petal.] Having two flower-leaves or petals; two-p...
Webster Dictionary :: Dip-chick
DIP-CHICK, n. A small bird that dives.
Webster Dictionary :: Dip
DIP, v.t. pret. and pp. dipped or dipt. [G.] 1. To plunge or immerse, for a mome...
Webster Dictionary :: Dioristically
DIORISTICALLY, adv. In a distinguishing manner. [Rarely used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dioristic
DIORISTIC, a. Distinguishing; defining. [Rarely used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Diorism
DIORISM, n. [Gr.] Definition. [Rarely used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dioptrics
DIOPTRICS, n. That part of optics which treats of the refractions of light passi...
Webster Dictionary :: Dioptrical
DIOPTRIC, DIOPTRICAL, a. [Gr., to See Through ; to see.] 1. Affording a medium f...
Webster Dictionary :: Dioptric
DIOPTRIC, DIOPTRICAL, a. [Gr., to See Through ; to see.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dioptase
DIOPTASE, n. Emerald copper ore, a translucent mineral, occurring crystalized in...
Webster Dictionary :: Diopside
DIOPSIDE, n. [Gr.] A rare mineral, regarded by Hauy as a variety of augite, and ...
