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dire |
Adjective
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fraught with extreme danger |
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direful |
Adjective
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causing fear or dread or terror |
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dreaded |
Adjective
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causing fear or dread or terror |
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dreadful |
Adjective
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causing fear or dread or terror |
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dreadful |
Adjective
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exceptionally bad or displeasing |
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dreadful |
Adjective
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very unpleasant |
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drowsing |
Adjective
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half asleep |
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dozy |
Adjective
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half asleep |
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dismaying |
Adjective
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causing consternation |
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directing |
Adjective
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showing the way by conducting or leading |
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directional |
Adjective
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showing the way by conducting or leading |
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directional |
Adjective
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relating to or indicating directions in space |
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directional |
Adjective
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relating to direction toward a nonspatial goal |
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directive |
Adjective
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showing the way by conducting or leading |
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directive |
Noun
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a pronouncement encouraging or banning some activity |
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duckbill |
Adjective
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having a beak resembling that of a duck |
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duckbill |
Noun
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small densely furred aquatic monotreme of Australia and Tasmania having a broad bill and tail and webbed feet |
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duckbill |
Noun
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primitive fish of the Mississippi valley having a long paddle-shaped snout |
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duck-billed |
Adjective
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having a beak resembling that of a duck |
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double-bedded |
Adjective
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having a double bed |
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depilatory |
Adjective
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able to remove hair or render hairless |
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depilatory |
Noun
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a cosmetic for temporary removal of undesired hair |
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depilatory |
Noun
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a chemical (usually a sulfide) used to remove hair or wool or bristles from hides |
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depilous |
Adjective
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completely hairless |
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dark-haired |
Adjective
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covered with dark hair |
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dark-haired |
Adjective
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having hair of a dark color |
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dark-coated |
Adjective
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covered with dark hair |
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downy |
Adjective
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covered with fine soft hairs or down |
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downy |
Adjective
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like down or as soft as down |
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disfigured |
Adjective
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having the appearance spoiled |
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despiteful |
Adjective
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showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt |
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duplex |
Adjective
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allowing communication in opposite directions simultaneously |
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duplex |
Adjective
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(used technically of a device or process) having two parts |
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duplex |
Noun
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an apartment having rooms on two floors that are connected by a staircase |
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duplex |
Noun
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a house with two units sharing a common wall |
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duplex |
Verb
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change into a duplex |
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dishy |
Adjective
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(informal British) sexually attractive |
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dark-skinned |
Adjective
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having skin rich in melanin pigments |
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dark-skinned |
Adjective
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naturally having skin of a dark color |
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deep-lobed |
Adjective
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having deep bilateral lobes |
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dusky |
Adjective
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naturally having skin of a dark color |
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dusky |
Adjective
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lighted by or as if by twilight |
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disentangled |
Adjective
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straightened out |
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deckled |
Adjective
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having a rough edge |
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deckle-edged |
Adjective
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having a rough edge |
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dastardly |
Adjective
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despicably cowardly |
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dauntless |
Adjective
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invulnerable to fear or intimidation |
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daredevil |
Adjective
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presumptuously daring |
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daredevil |
Noun
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a reckless impetuous irresponsible person |
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dolichocephalic |
Adjective
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having a relatively long head with a cephalic index of under 75 |