Scrabble words ending in d

Answer 1

Here are 4-letter words ending with D.

abed, aced, acid, aged, ahed, amid, aped, apod, arid, auld, avid, awed, axed, bald, band, bard, baud, bawd, bead, bend, bind, bird, bled, bold, bond, brad, bred, bund, burd, caid, card, chad, chid, clad, clod, coed, cold, cord, cred, crud, cued, curd, dead, deed, died, duad, dyad, dyed, egad, eked, emyd, exed, eyed, fard, feed, fend, feod, feud, find, fled, fold, fond, food, Ford, fund, gaed, gaud, geed, geld, gied, gild, gird, glad, gled, goad, gold, good, gowd, grad, grid, guid, haed, hand, hard, head, heed, held, herd, hied, hind, hoed, hold, hood, hued, iced, imid, ired, irid, jeed, kind, laid, land, lard, laud, lead, lend, leud, lewd, lied, load, loid, lord, loud, maid, maud, mead, meed, meld, mend, mild, mind, mold, mood, nard, need, nerd, nurd, ohed, oped, orad, owed, oxid, paid, pard, pend, pied, pled, plod, pond, pood, prod, qaid, quad, quid, quod, raid, rand, read, redd, reed, rend, rind, road, rood, rudd, rued, rynd, said, sand, sard, scad, scud, seed, send, shad, shed, shod, sild, skid, sled, slid, sned, sold, sord, sped, spud, stud, sudd, sued, surd, teed, tend, thud, tied, toad, toed, told, trad, trod, used, veld, vend, vied, void, wand, ward, weed, weld, wend, whid, wild, wind, woad, wold, wood, word, wynd, yald, yard, yaud, yeld, yird, yond

Answer 2

You Can Really Use Any Word That's Starts With "D" But Some Good Ones Are... WordDefinitiondacnomaniaobsession with killingdacoitagerobbery by gang or mobdacryopswateriness of the eyesdactylioglyphengraver of rings or of gemsdactyliologystudy of ringsdactyliomancydivination by means of a fingerdactylogramfingerprintdactylographythe study of fingerprintsdactyloidlike or resembling a fingerdactylologystudy of sign languagedactylomancydivination using ringsdactylomegalycondition of having abnormally large digitsdactylonomycounting using the fingers and toesdactyloscopycomparing fingerprints for purpose of identificationdadolarge wooden moulding along bottom of walldaedalformed with art; displaying inventive skilldaedalistaviator; pilotdagdirty tatted tuft of sheep's wooldala dried legume, such as lentils, beans or peasdalmaticecclesiastical robe or other outer vestmentDaltonunit of atomic massdamascenedecorate or engrave metal with wavy lines and patternsdamaskfine lustrous fabric with flat patterns and a satin weavedaminehaving antlers like a fallow deerdammarhard resin used in making varnishdamnificationcausation of injury or lossdamoiseaumale form of damsel; a young man not yet dubbed a knightdancettédeeply indenteddanismlending money on usurydapto dip gently into water; to fish with a surface flydapaticallavish; sumptuous; costlydaphnomancydivination using a laureldapiferone who brings meat to the tabledapocaginousmean-spirited; heartlessdarbieshandcuffsdarbylarge trowel for levelling concrete or plasterdarcyunit of permeability of rock to various substancesdarkleto grow or make darkdarraignto vindicate; to justify or provedashnon-specific very small unit of measurement used in cookingdashpotshock absorberdasyphylloushaving crowded, thick or woolly leavesdasypoedestypes of birds having downy-feathered youngdasyureflesh-eating marsupialdatarypapal officer who registers and dates bulls and edictsdationact of giving, conferring or donatingdativeindicating indirect object of a verbdavenportsmall ornamental writing desk; large sofadavitdevice for hoisting and lowering a boatdawsimpleton; bird of the crow familydeaconingact of putting best looking goods on top of piledeadeyerounded wooden block with hole used to set up ship's staysdeadhousemortuarydeadstockfarm equipmentdeadwoodtimbers built into ends of ship when too narrow to permit framingdealateinsect divested of its wingsdealbationwhitening; bleachingdeambulatoryplace for walking around or about indearticulateto disjointdeasilsunwise motiondebarrassto disembarrass; disentangle; freedebelto conquer in wardebellateto conquer or overcome through battledebouchto issue or emerge; to flow from a confined placedebouchuremouth of a river or straitdebridementthe removal of foreign matter from a wounddecadarchygovernment by ten individuals; decarchydecadistauthor who writes works in ten partsdecalcomaniaprocess of transferring a design onto a surface using specially prepared paperdecalescencepoint in heating metal where it appears to cooldecalogistexponent of rules such as the Ten Commandmentsdecalvantremoving hair; depilatorydecameroushaving parts in tensdecanallocated on south side of the choir in a churchdecanalof, like or pertaining to a dean or deacondecantateto chant or say repeatedlydecarchygovernment by ten individualsdecare1000 square metresdecarnatedenied or deprived of physical bodily formdecastichten-line poemdecatiseto uncurl through the use of steam or moisturedecaudateto cut off the tail ofdecelerometerinstrument for measuring decelerationdecennovalof, like or pertaining to the number nineteendecessiondeparturedecimestriallasting ten monthsdeckleragged edge of paperdeclassébelow one's social classdeclinometerinstrument for measuring magnetic declinationdeclivityplace that slopes downwards; inclination downwardsdecoctto prepare or extract by boiling; to devisedecollateto behead; to disorganizedecomplexrepeatedly compounddecorticateto remove the bark, husk or peel ofdecoupagethe application of paper cutouts to wood surfacesdecrassifyto make less crass or boorishdecrementa gradual decrease in quantity or qualitydecrepitateto crackle; to roast so as to cause to crackledecrescentbecoming gradually lessdecretalpapal decree deciding a point of church lawdecretalof, like or pertaining to a decreedecrudescencediminution or reduction of a diseasedecumanprinciple; large; primarydecumbentlying down; reclining on the grounddecumbiturethe time spent by an invalid in beddecurrentextending or running downwardsdecurtateto curtail, shorten or abbreviatedecussateto divide in the form of an X; to cross or intersectdedansspectators at a court tennis matchdeditionsurrender; capitulationdeeklook at; seedeemsterjudge on the Isle of Mandefalcateto embezzle money held on trustdefeasiblethat may be annulleddefenestrationthrowing a person or object out a windowdeferriseto remove iron fromdefervescenceabatement of heat; coolness; decrease of feverdefiladeto arrange fortifications against frontal attackdefiliationdepriving a parent of a childdefiniensword or words used in a dictionary definitiondeflexuredeviationdeflocculateto break down into small piecesdefluentrunning down; decurrentdefluviumfalling of hairdégagéat rest; untroubled; at easedeglutinateto unglue or unstickdeglutitionthe power or act of swallowingdegressiongradual decrease; reduction in taxesdégringoladerapid decline or decay; downfalldegustationeating in a series of small portionsdehisceto gape; to burst opendehortto dissuadedeicidedestruction or killing of a goddeicticdirectly demonstrating something or some propositiondeiformappearing like or shaped like a goddeiparousbearing a goddeipnosophylearned dinner-conversationdeipotenthaving godlike powerdeismbelief in God but rejection of religiondeixisrelating to time and place of a linguistic utterancedelactationweaningdelainelight fabric of wool or mixed wool and cottondelaminateto split into layersdelateto pass on; to charge with a crimedelativeindicating motion downwarddelectusanthology of useful passages or quotationsdelendathings to be deleted or destroyeddeleteriousharmful to body or minddelfdrain; ditch; excavation

delibate

delicateto sipdeligationbandagingdelignateto remove wood from; to deprive of wooddeliquesceto melt into liquid by absorbing moisturedelirationmadness; aberrationdelirifacientproducing or creating deliriumdelitescentlatentdelopeto fire one's gun into the air in a dueldelphicallyenigmatically; obscurelydelphinepertaining to the Dauphin of Francedelphinineof, like or pertaining to dolphinsdeltiologythe collection and study of picture postcardsdeltoidshaped like a delta or triangledelubruma font, a temple or shrine having a fontdemagoguepolitical agitator appealing to popular prejudicesdémarchedecisive course of action taken in diplomacydemarchygovernment by the people; popular governmentdemegoricof, like or pertaining to demagogues or demagogic speechdémentiofficial denial or refusaldemephitiseto purify airdemergeto immerse; to plungedemersalsubaqueous; living underwater; sinking to the bottomdemesnefeudal manor-house with adjacent landsdemicastorbeaver pelt of poor quality; beaver fur mixed with another type of furdemigrationchange of abodedemijohnlarge bottle having a wicker casedemisanghalf-breed; hybriddemiurgecreative spirit or entitydemogenicof, like or pertaining to membership by citizenship rather than kinshipdemologystudy of human behaviourdemonarchygovernment by a demondemonetiseto deprive of monetary value; to withdraw from circulationdemonocracygovernment by demons or evil forcesdemonolatryworship of or devotion to demonsdemonologystudy of demonsdemonomancydivination using demonsdemonomaniapathological belief that one is possessed by demonsdemonosopherone who is inspired by a demon or devildemoticof, like or pertaining to the common peopledemulcentemulsifier; something soothingdemurragedelay of vessel's departure or loading with cargodenaryone of ten; tenfold; of, like or pertaining to group of tendendriformshaped like a treedendritiformbrancheddendrochronologystudy of tree ringsdendroidtree-like; resembling a treedendrolatryworship of treesdendrologystudy of treesdendrometerinstrument for measuring treesdendrophilousfond of treesdeneholevertical shaft having chambers at the basedenierunit of yarn finenessdennetlight two-wheeled carriagedensimeterinstrument for measuring closeness of grain of a substancedensitometerinstrument for measuring optical or photographic densitydentagratoothachedentellatedhaving small notches or teethdentellelace; laceworkdenticlesmall toothlike structuredentiformshaped like a toothdentigeroustoothed; bearing teethdentiloquyspeaking with clenched teethdentineivory-like material making up teethdentiologistone who speaks with closed teethdentirostralwith notched beakdeobstruentsomething that removes an obstacledeodatea gift to or from Goddeonerateto disburdendeonticof or relating to duty or obligationdeontologythe theory or study of moral obligationdeoppilateto free from obstructiondeordinationabnormality or irregularitydeorsumversionturning downwardsdeosculateto kiss affectionatelydepascenteatingdepayséout of one's element or natural environmentdepeculationembezzlement of public fundsdeponenthaving a passive form but active meaningdepotentiateto deprive or divest of powerdeprehendto catch; to seizedepurateto purifyderacinateto root upderayto go wild; to derangedericof, like or pertaining to the skindermatoglyphicsthe study of skin patterns and fingerprintsdermatoidlike or resembling skindermatologystudy of skindermographiacondition where writing on skin causes red mark to formderodidymustwo-headed beastderrickhoisting mechanism using a boom and a central postdesacraliseto deprive or remove sacred qualitiesdescriveto describedesideratumsomething which is greatly desireddesideriumlonging or yearningdesinentterminal; endingdesipientplaying the fool; triflingdesmologystudy of ligamentsdésobligeantecarriage for one passengerdespoliationdespoiling; despoilmentdespotocracygovernment by despots or tyrantsdespumateto throw off impurities in foam; to skim; to remove scumdesquamateto scale or flake offdesudationextreme sweatingdesuetudestate of disusedesultoryjumping from one thing to another; rambling; unplanneddetersionthe act of cleaningdetinuewrongful seizure of property; action to recover itdetortto untwist; to twist the other waydétraquéa person who is derangeddetrituswaste or debrisdetrudeto thrust downward or outwarddetumescencediminution of swellingdeuteragonista person who serves as a foil to anotherdeuterogamysecond marriage after the death of the first wifedeuteropathysecond illness in addition to an initial onedeuteroscopysecond view or meaning; second sightdevallto sink; to declinedeviseeone to whom property is bequeathed in a willdevoirwhat is due; dutydewlapturkey's wattle; flap of skin under the throatdexiotropicturning to the rightdexterrelating to the right side of a heraldic shielddextroductionshifting the eyes from left to rightdextrogyratoryturning to the rightdiableunglazed earthenware casserolediableriemagic; sorcery; mischiefdiabolocracygovernment by the Devildiabologystudy of devilsdiabroticcorrosivediacatholiconpanaceadiachoreticlaxativediaclasticrefractorydiaconalof, like or pertaining to a deacondiaconiconsacristy for sacred vessels in Orthodox churchesdiacopedeep wound or incisiondiacousticof, like or pertaining to the refraction of sounddiacriticmaking a distinction; aiding a diagnosis or evaluationdiactinalhaving two pointed endsdiadermicof, like or pertaining to the puncturing of the skindiadromcourse or passing; vibrationdiagenesisproduction of rock out of sedimentdiaglyphfigure etched or engraved in surface of gem or stone; intagliodiagometerinstrument for measuring electrical conductivitydiagraphinstrument for enlarging or projecting drawingsdiagraphicsart of making diagrams or drawingsdialectologystudy of dialectsdiallagedevice in which many arguments brought upon one pointdialleluscircular argumentdiamantéglittering; decoration using glitterdiamantiferousbearing diamondsdianoeticcapable of, like or pertaining to thoughtdiaphanometerinstrument for measuring the transparency of airdiaphanoustransparent; translucentdiaphonelow-pitched fog signal consisting of two tonesdiaphoresisartificially induced sweatdiapyesisrelease or discharge of pusdiarchygovernment by two peoplediaskeuastreviser; interpolatordiasporadispersiondiastemaspace between teethdiastomaticmoving through the poresdiastropheupheaval or drastic modification of the earth's crustdiasyrmrhetorical device of condemning through faint praisediatessaronmedicine of four ingredientsdiathermicpermeable to or able to conduct radiant heatdiathesisparticular condition of body or mind; predisposing factordibblepointed tool for making holes for seeds or plantsdicacityraillery; banterdicaeologydefending oneself in argument by claiming justificationdicephaloustwo-headeddicephalusconjoined twins with two headsdiceroustwo-horned; having two antennaedichogamoushaving males and females maturing at different ratesdichordmusical instrument with two stringsdichroscopeinstrument for examining crystals for dichroismdidacta person given to lecturing or moralizingdidappersomeone who disappears and bobs up againdidascalicdidactic; pertaining to education or teachingdiddicoyitinerant tinker or scrap-dealerdidelphineof, like or pertaining to opossumsdidelphousmarsupial or pouched mammaldidineof, like or pertaining to dodosdidymoustwin; twinned; growing in pairsdiectasisextending line of verse by adding extra syllablediegesisthe narration of factsdiesisdouble dagger signdiestrusperiod of sexual inactivitydiffarreationRoman form of divorcedifferentiaproperty which distinguishes one from anotherdiffidentoverly shy or modestdiffinitylack of similarity or affinitydiffluentreadily flowing awaydiffractto break up into segments or portionsdiffractometerinstrument for determining structure of crystal through light diffractiondiffrangiblecapable of being diffracted or separateddiffugientdispersing; diffusingdightdisposed, adorned, clotheddigitatehaving or resembling fingersdigitiformshaped like a fingerdigitigradewalking on the toes alonedigitoriumsilent piano for practicingdigladiateto fight with swords; to fencedigonalfigure such that a half-turn gives the same figuredigoneuticdouble broodeddigraphtwo letters expressing a single sounddijudicateto judge; to decidedilacerateto rend or tear asunderdilaniateto tear to piecesdilatometerinstrument for measuring expansiondilatoryslow; given to delay or procrastinationdilettantedabbler or lover of fine artsdilogicalambiguous; having two meaningsdilogyintentional ambiguousnessdiluentdilutingdiluvialof, like or pertaining to floods; especially mythical onesdimerousconsisting of two partsdimidiatedivided into halvesdimissorysending away or giving leave to depart; dismissingdimitysheer and stout white cottondinanderiebronze-coloured metal alloy used for decorative vesselsdinarchygovernment by two people; diarchydinicof, like or pertaining to vertigo or dizzinessdinomaniamania for dancingdioecioushaving male and female sexual organs in different individualsdiogeniccynicaldionymname containing two parts or termsdioptometerinstrument for measuring focus or refraction of the eyesdioptreunit of measurement of power of lens or eyedioptrictransparentdioptricsstudy of light refractiondiorismdistinction; definitiondiorthosisa critical revision of a text; any correction or adjustmentdioticaffecting both earsdiphyleticdescended from two distinct ancestral groupsdiphyodonthaving second set of teeth that replaces the firstdiphysitismbelief in the dual nature of Christdipleidoscopeinstrument for measuring moment when an object passes a meridiandiplocephalustwo-headed monsterdiplogenesisdoubling of ordinarily single organ or partdiplographinstrument for writing two lines of text at oncediplomaticsscience of deciphering ancient writings and textsdiplomatologystudy of diplomatsdiplopiadouble visiondipnooushaving both lungs and gillsdippydroperson who often changes minddiprionidianserrated on both sidesdipseticcausing to be thirstydipsomaniaabnormal craving for alcoholdipsosispathological great thirstdiptotenoun taking two grammatical cases onlydiptychpair of pictures on hinged panels; register of bishops and saintsdiremptionseparation into two; disjunctiondirigentguidingdirigibleable to be directeddirigismstate control in economic and social spheresdirimentcondition of legal nullificationdisafforestto clear of forest; to disforestdisagiofee charged for exchanging foreign or depreciated currencydisbosomto make known; to revealdiscalcedwithout shoes; barefoot; a religious order wearing no shoesdiscarnatedisembodied; separated from the bodydisceptto dispute; to debatediscerptibleable to be separateddisciformround or oval in shapediscigerousbearing a disc or discusdiscinctungirdeddiscissionopen incision or cutdiscobolusdiscus throwerdiscomaniaobsession for disco musicdiscombobulateto disconcert; to upsetdiscommodiousinconvenientdiscophileone who loves and studies sound recordingsdiscophoranof, like or pertaining to jellyfishesdiscountenanceto abash; to discouragedisculpateto free from blamedisembogueto discharge or eject into the seadisembrangleto free from disputediseusefemale orator or reciter of versedisgarnishto despoildisgenericbeing of a different genusdisgregationseparation; scatteringdisilludeto free from illusiondisimmureto liberate; to release from wallsdisinureto render unfamiliardisjectionscattering or dispersiondisomusmonster with two bodiesdisorbeddeprived of authority or sovereigntydispendiousextravagant; expensivedispiteouspitiless; maliciousdisponeto set in order; disposedispongeto sprinkle or discharge as if from a spongedisportto play about, frolic or gamboldispreadto spread in different waysdispurveyto deprive of provisionsdisquisitioncarefully argued examination of a topicdisseizeto seize or deprive of property wrongfullydissentientone who dissents; dissenterdissepimentpartition or separation of tissuedissilientspringing apart; bursting open with forcedissimulateto pretend; to feign; to fakedissoluteof loose morals; debaucheddistaffof, like or pertaining to the female branch of a family or women's workdistichousin or having two rowsdistraintseizure of goodsdistraitdistracted; inattentivedistributarybranch of river that flows away from the main streamdistributiveindicating separate members of a group, one at a timeditpoem; words of a songditheismbelief in two equal gods, one good and one evilditheletismdoctrine that Christ had two willsdithyrambicpassionate; ecstatic; frenziedditokousproducing two at a birth or in a clutchditrichotomousdivided into either two or three partsdittographyunintentional repetition of letters in printdittologydouble reading or interpretationdiurnationhibernating or sleeping during daylightdiutiurnallasting longdivagateto digress; wander aboutdivaricateto divide into two branchesdivellentdrawing apart; pulling apart in piecesdiversiloquentspeaking in different ways; speaking on different subjectsdiverticulumblind passage or tunneldivisimseparatelydivulsionact of pulling or rendering apart or awaydixitindividual's uncorroborated statementdizento dress up; to dress gaudilydobbinworkhorsedobhashinterpreterdocimasyscrutiny; assaying; application of testsdocimologythe art of assayingdoctiloquentspeaking learnedlydoddereddecayed with loss of branchesdodecafiddivisible into twelve parts or regionsdodecarchygovernment by twelve peopledodgershield against rain or spray on a ship's bridgedodoismstupid remarkdogcartlight two-wheeled carriage with seats back-to-backdogwatcha short, evening period of watch duty on a shipdoita trifle or minor thingdolunit for measuring intensity of paindolabrateof, like or pertaining to axes or hatchetsdolabriformresembling a hatchet or cleaverdoleeone who receives a government benefit, especially unemployment benefitsdolentmourning; dolefuldolichocephaliclong-headeddolichopodoushaving long feetdolioformshaped like a barreldolmenprehistoric structure or tomb of unhewn stonesdoloriferousbearing grief or paindolorificcausing great sadness or sorrowdolosehaving evil or malicious intentdomalof, like or pertaining to a house or domedomettplain cotton-wool blenddompteusefemale animal trainerdonarything given for a sacred purposedonativebenefice presented to church without reference to bishopdonnébasic assumption or axiom; basic principle of an artworkdonnismself-importancedonnybrookan uproarious brawldontopedalogyputting one's foot in one's mouthdoomsterjudge; pessimistdopcopper cup for holding a diamond while cutting itdoppiodouble meter Renaissance dance stepdoramaniaobsession with owning fursdormergabled windowdormitionfalling asleep; deathdornickstout linendoromaniaobsession with giving giftsdorsiventralhaving differentiated opposite faces or surfacesdoryphorussculpture of a spear-bearerdos-a-doscarriage where passengers seated back to backdosimeterinstrument for measuring dose of radiationdosimetrymeasurement of doses of drugsdosiologythe study of dosesdossalornamental cloth hung behind and above an altardossilplug; spigot; wad of lint for wiping a wounddotationendowment or donationdouaniercustoms officialdoublettecopy of own artwork made by an artistdoucetsavory tart baked in sweet doughdouceurgentleness or sweetness; a subtly offered bribedoulocracygovernment by slavesdowlascoarse linendownhaulrope for holding down or hauling down a sail or spardoxasticof, like or pertaining to opiniondoxographercompiler of opinions of philosophersdoxologyhymn or verse of praise to Goddrabbetcoarse linendrabbleto besmear; bedraggledraconiformshaped like a dragondraconitesjewel supposedly found inside a dragon's headdraffishworthlessdrageoirbox for holding sweetmeatsdragomaninterpreterdragonismunremitting watchfulnessdragonnadepersecution by military meansdragoonto compel by military bullying; to compel by forcedrailiron bow of a plough; heavy fishhookdramaturgyart of producing and staging dramatic worksdrap-de-Berryold woollen clothdrapetomaniaintense desire to run away from homedreadnoughtheavy woollen clothdreamerya place favourable to dreamsdreeto endure or withstanddreikanterthree-faced pebble worn by winddrepaniformshaped like a sickledrepanoidlike a sickledrilldurable twilled cottondripstonestone projection used to dispose of rainwaterdririmancydivination by observing dripping blooddroguetribbed woollen dress fabricdrogulusentity whose existence is unverifiable due to lack of physical effectsdrollerydrollness; comic show; jestdromestonerspersons who remove stones from temporary airfieldsdromicof, like or pertaining to a racecoursedromomaniacompulsive longing for traveldromometerinstrument for measuring speeddromondlarge single-sailed ship powered by rowersdromophobiafear of crossing streetsdroskhylow four-wheeled open carriagedrosometerinstrument for measuring dewdruggetcoarse durable wool fabricdrumlinlong hill formed by glacial retreatdrungnarrow road or path to a pasturedrupaceousof, like or pertaining to drupes or stone-fruitsdruxyhaving decayed spots concealed by healthy wooddrygulchto murder by pushing off a cliffdrysalterseller of dry goods and chemicalsduarchygovernment by two people; diarchydubietydoubtfulnessdubitateto doubt; to hesitatedubitativemood signifying doubt or incertitudeducapeplain-woven stout silk fabricducdamemeaningless refrainduckdurable closely woven cotton fabricductiavigorous stamping dancedudgeonresentment; offended resignationduendepower to attract through personal charmduennagoverness; chaperoneduffelfabric of thick, low-quality woolen clothdulciana small early bassoondulcifluousflowing sweetlydulciloquya soft manner of speakingduliainferior veneration of saints and angels in comparison with Goddulocracygovernment by slaves; doulocracydulosisslavery practiced by animals; especially antsdumosebushydumpobsolete English dance in 4/4 timeduncicalstupid; dim-witteddungareeheavy coarse durable twilled cotton, usually colouredduniwassala Scottish gentlemandunnagewood laid in hold to keep cargo dry and safeduodenaryof, like or pertaining to the number twelveduomachyduel or fight between two peopledupioncoarse silkduramenheartwooddurativecontinuing; not completed; undergoing transformationdureto last; to enduredurityhardnessdurometerinstrument for measuring hardness of substancesduroycoarse woollenduteousdevoted to duty; obedientduumvirategoverning council or body of two individualsduvetynsmooth lustrous velvety fabricdwalestupefying drinkdwilefloorcloth or mopdyarchygovernment by two people; diarchydynamogenesisproduction of increased nerve activitydynamographinstrument for recording mechanical forcesdynamometerinstrument for measuring mechanical forcedyneunit of force to accelerate 1 gram to 1 cm per second per seconddyogramship's chart indicating compass deflection due to ship's irondysaesthesialoss of sensationdysaniahaving a hard time waking up in the morningdysbulialoss of willpowerdyschroadiscoloration of the skindyschromatopiccolour-blinddysgenesissterility in hybrid creaturesdysgenicsthe study of racial degenerationdyslogiainability to express ideas due to mental incompetencedyslogisticconveying censure; opprobriousdysmorphophobiafear of physical deformitiesdysphagiapathological difficulty in swallowingdysphemismreplacement of an inoffensive by an offensive worddysphoniaphysical abnormality causing speech impedimentdysphoriauneasiness; restlessness; general depressiondystecticnot easily fuseddysteleologystudy of purposeless organsdysteleologydoctrine of purposelessnessdystociadifficult childbirthdystopia

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Answer 3

• dog
• doctor
• danferou
• dentist
• door
• die
• do
• darling
• ding
• date

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