Words Starting with "D" (130 total words)

the resumption, after long desuetude, of a project
— Michael Helsem
Jamaican’s answer to where you buy gasoline.
— Author Unknown
fear of terror (terrorism,terrorists)
— Maurice Teahan
An inclination towards madness
— Unknown Author
(de-lite'-is-m)
n. The opposite of terrorism; actions intended and designed
to spread delight among a population.
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— Skip Mendler
a manic depressive cat living with a clinically depressed human
— Ma Joli
to think of a witticism but refrain from using it
— Michael Helsem
being for it
— Herbert Brün
One that loves trees to an extreme. Not neccesarily an environmentalist, because a dendropath only l...
— Nicole Osburn
What a poem denotes.
— Bob Grumman
the sound of the Graiae
— Michael Helsem
adj. able to be stripped of clothing. [intuitive meaning, but not found in dictionary]
— Poser
To make inaffective a pecking order.
— Matthew Dowling
DEE reh fin DIH shun
n. To coin a word by redefining (and, therefore, remaking) an old
word (i.e., Amos M. Mouse's inst...
— Geof Huth
a meaningful chromatic exclusion
— Michael Helsem
(n.) The experience of having gone into a room to retrieve something, then
forgetting what you are...
— Lyza Latham
what GWB would have been if he'd be Arnold
— Peter Fraterdeus
to refuse to play arttack
— Michael Helsem
one who is alone aware of the true gravity or nature of the crisis
— Michael Helsem
uninterrupted self-control

— Michael Helsem
a convincing substitute, a skillful restoration, "good as new"
— Michael Helsem
the place where something should be but isn't
— Michael Helsem
a place like one's childhood landscape
— Michael Helsem
opposition to the norm, on principle
— Michael Helsem
to drop something where it can't be retrieved
— Michael Helsem
dou'hoith'kes'dyche
4 value logic
— Michael Helsem
a branch of poetics in which the movement of the poet to and from the poem,
the movement of the po...
— Kevin Hollo
a gap between the teeth
— Michael Helsem
adj. Completely opposed to dying.
— Stan Higley
[Quarles] to make difficult
— Michael Helsem