dairy | n.
place where milk is produced, kept, or converted into butter or cheese |
dam | n.
barrier to prevent the flow of liquid, especially built across a water course |
damp | a. Syn. humid; moist; wet
humid; moist; slightly wet |
dart | v. Syn. rush; cast
move suddenly and rapidly |
dash | v.
throw with violence or haste; break, as by throwing or by collision; form or sketch rapidly |
data | n.
collection of facts, observations, or other information related to a particular question or problem |
database | n.
collection of data arranged for ease and speed of search and retrieval |
date | v.
mark the time of; assign a date to |
dawn | n. Syn. sunrise; morning; beginning; start
time each morning at which daylight first begins; beginning; start |
dawning | n. Syn. dawn
first light of day; first advent or appearance |
dazzle | v.
overpower with light; confuse the sight of by brilliance of light; bewilder or surprise with brilliancy |
deadly | a. Syn. fatal; lethal
fatal; lethal; causing or tending to cause death |
deaf | a.
unable to perceive sounds; hard of hearing; unwilling to hear or listen; regardless; not to be persuaded |
dean | n.
dignitary or presiding officer; head in the faculty of some colleges or universities |
dearth | n. Syn. scarcity
scarcity; shortage of food; famine from failure or loss of crops |
debate | n. Syn. argument
discussion; dispute; discussion involving opposing points |
debris | n. Syn. rubble
remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up |
decade | n.
a group of ten, especially a period of ten years |
decadent | a. Syn. self-indulgent; depraved
self-indulgent; moral decay |
decay | v. Syn. decompose; rot
decompose; break sown; disintegration; rottenness; decline; worsen; decadence |
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