D

Words beginning with the letter D

44 words

Dorchester

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n. Cough obscuring amusing remark.

Drachenfutter

drah-ken-fut-ter

n. A gift given to make up for bad behavior.

Dogdyke

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vb. Pretending dog's shit isn't theirs.

Dolgellau

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n. Men waiting outside changing room.

Dalrymple

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n. Extra payments for craftwork flaws.

Damnaglaur

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n. Facial expression for Macbeth actors.

Darenth

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n. Tiny amount of margarine.

Deal

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n. Gummy between damp toes.

n. Kids hiding to steal from Santa.

Des Moines

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pl n. Lines down from nose.

Detchant

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n. Hymn part requiring octave change.

Dewlish

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adj. Prunelike after long bath.

Didcot

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n. Tiny bit cut from ticket.

Didling

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participial vb. Figuring out whodunnit while reading.

Dillytop

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n. Bath plug that sits on top.

Dipple

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vb. Transferring sticky substance between hands.

n. Panic entering unwanted conversation.

Dittisham

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n. Radio music hard to distinguish from ad.

Dobwalls

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pl n. Hard bits on crockery after dishwasher.

Dockery

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n. Facetious behavior to endear to judge.

Dorridge

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n. Lame excuse for small package contents.

Draffan

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n. Person looking dashing when unshaven and hungover.

Drebley

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n. Shop with wearisome witty name.

Droitwich

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n. Street dance of avoiding each other.

Dubuque

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n. Superior look at wrong shoes.

Duddo

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n. Most deformed potato.

Duggleby

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n. Slow person in supermarket queue.

Duleek

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n. Realisation alarm didn't go off.

Duluth

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adj. Smell of taxi after passengers.

Dunbar

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n. Increase in zoo takings from lovers.

Dunboyne

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n. Realisation missed train left.

Duncraggon

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n. Bronson's retirement cottage name.

Dungeness

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n. Feeling bag handles lengthening.

Duntish

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adj. Incapacitated by hangover.

Dystoria

dis-toh-ree-uh

n. A feeling of irrelevance from the broader forces of history.

n. A resurgent emotion that you hadn't felt in years, that you might have forgotten about completely if your emotional playlist hadn't accidentally been left on shuffle.

v. Finding yourself bothered by somebody's death more than you would have expected, even if they were only an abstract presence in your life.

Daguerreologue

duh-gair-uh-lawg

n. An imaginary conversation with an old photo of yourself, offering advice or seeking validation.

Desanté

day-sahn-tey

n. The brooding delirium of being sick that makes time slow and tasks monumental struggles.

Drisson

dree-sawn

n. An unexpected twinge of attraction for a friend.

Des Vu

dey voo

n. The awareness that the present moment will eventually turn into a memory.

Dorgone

dohr-gon

adj. Wondering if you could leave without being noticed.

Dolorblindness

doh-ler-blahynd-nis

n. The frustration of never being able to truly understand another person's pain.

Dolonia

duh-loh-nee-uh

n. A state of unease caused by excessive admiration, leading to doubts about one's true self.

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