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Webster Dictionary :: Dilute
DILUTE, v.t. [L., to wash. See Deluge .] 1. Literally, to wash; but appropriatel...
Webster Dictionary :: Diluent
DILUENT, a. [L. See Dilute .] 1. Making liquid or more fluid; making thin; atten...
Webster Dictionary :: Dilucidate
DILUCIDATE, v.t. To make clear. [Not in use. See Elucidate .]
Webster Dictionary :: Dilucid
DILUCID, a. [L.] Clear. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dill
DILL, n. [G.] An annual plant of the genus Anethum, the See ds of which are mode...
Webster Dictionary :: Diligently
DILIGENTLY, adv. With steady application and care; with industry or assiduity; n...
Webster Dictionary :: Diligent
DILIGENT, a. [L.] 1. Steady in application to business; constant in effort or ex...
Webster Dictionary :: Diligence
DILIGENCE, n. [L., to love earnestly; to choose.] 1. Steady application in busin...
Webster Dictionary :: Dilettante
DILETTANTE, n. One who delights in promoting science or the fine arts.
Webster Dictionary :: Dilemma
DILEMMA, n. [Gr., a syllogism which strikes on each side; an assumption; to take...
Webster Dictionary :: Dilection
DILECTION, n. [L.] A loving.
Webster Dictionary :: Dilatory
DILATORY, a. [L. See Delay and Dilate.] 1. Literally, drawing out or extending i...
Webster Dictionary :: Dilatoriness
DILATORINESS, n. [from dilatory.] The quality of being dilatory or late; latenes...
Webster Dictionary :: Dilatorily
DILATORILY, adv. With delay; tardily.
Webster Dictionary :: Dilator
DILATOR, n. That which widens or expands; a muscle that dilates.
Webster Dictionary :: Dilating
DILATING, ppr. Expanding; enlarging; speaking largely.
