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Webster Dictionary :: Diaper
DIAPER, n. Figured linen cloth; a cloth wove in flowers or figures; much used fo...
Webster Dictionary :: Diapente
DIAPENTE, n. [Gr., five.] 1. A fifth; an interval making the second of the conco...
Webster Dictionary :: Diapason
DIAPASON, DIAPASE, n. [Gr., through all.] 1. In music, the octave or interval wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Diapasm
DIAPASM, n. [Gr., to sprinkle.] A perfume.
Webster Dictionary :: Diapase
DIAPASON, DIAPASE, n. [Gr., through all.]
Webster Dictionary :: Diandrian
DIANDRIAN, a. Having two stamens.
Webster Dictionary :: Diander
DIANDER, n. [Gr., twice; a male.] In botany, a plant having two stamens.
Webster Dictionary :: Diamonded
DIAMONDED, a. Having the figure of an oblique angled parallelogram, or rhombus.
Webster Dictionary :: Diamond-mine
DIAMOND-MINE, n. A mine in which diamonds are found.
Webster Dictionary :: Diamond
DIAMOND, n. Dimond. [L., Gr. See Adamant .] 1. A mineral, gem or precious stone,...
Webster Dictionary :: Diametrically
DIAMETRICALLY, adv. In a diametrical direction; directly; as diametrically oppos...
Webster Dictionary :: Diametrical
DIAMETRICAL, a. 1. Describing a diameter. 2. Observing the direction of a diamet...
Webster Dictionary :: Diametrally
DIAMETRALLY, adv. Diametrically.
Webster Dictionary :: Diametral
DIAMETRAL, a. Diametrical, which see.
Webster Dictionary :: Diameter
DIAMETER, n. [Gr., measure through.] 1. A right line passing through the center ...
Webster Dictionary :: Diamantine
DIAMANTINE, for adamantine. [Not in use.]
