Dictionary

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deserve Verb be worthy or deserving
disinvolve Verb free from involvement or entanglement
disembroil Verb free from involvement or entanglement
die hard Verb continue to exist
d'oh Interjection an interjection used when one has made a mistake
double down Verb to double or significantly increase a risk, investment, or other commitment
dinkum Adjective genuine; the real thing
derailleur Noun a form of bike gearing that functions by moving the chain between different gears
demonym Noun the word to refer to a person from a specified place
Dane Noun a person from Denmark or of Danish descent
dirtbag Noun a disgusting or unpleasant person
dorp Noun a small, provincial village or town
dox Verb to post sensitive personal information about a person publicly without their consent, as a way to terrorize or punish someone
dox Noun sensitive, personal information about someone, including address, government identifications, credit cards, family situations, sexual history, and other private information
doxx Verb to post sensitive personal information about a person publicly without their consent, as a way to terrorize or punish someone
doxx Noun sensitive, personal information about someone, including address, government identifications, credit cards, family situations, sexual history, and other private information
dick up Verb to make a mess of things
dick up Verb to make a mess of things
dishwashing liquid Noun the soap used to wash dishes, typically by hand, and often placed near the sink in a kitchen
dish soap Noun the soap used to wash dishes, typically by hand, and often placed near the sink in a kitchen
dishwashing soap Noun the soap used to wash dishes, typically by hand, and often placed near the sink in a kitchen
essentially Adverb in essence
entirely Adverb to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
entirely Adverb without any others being included or involved
enviably Adverb in a manner eliciting feelings of resentment at the success of another
even Adverb used as an intensive especially to indicate something unexpected
even Adverb to a greater degree or extent
even Adverb in spite of
even Adverb to the full extent
even Adjective equal in degree or extent or amount
even Adjective of the score in a contest
even Adjective being level or straight or regular and without variation as e.g. in shape or texture
even Adjective divisible by two
even Adjective occurring at fixed intervals
even Adjective symmetrically arranged
even Noun the latter part of the day; the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall
even Verb make even or more even
even Verb become even or more even
even Verb make level or straight
exclusively Adverb without any others being included or involved
even as Adverb at the same time as
e'en Adverb even
easily Adverb indicating high probability
easily Adverb without question
easily Adverb to do with ease
ever Adverb very, used as an intensifier for adjectives
ever Adverb at all times
ever Adverb at any time
e'er Adverb at all times
extensively Adverb in a widespread way