How to memorize English words efficiently (dome-dys-)

domestic [dəu'mestik] domestic; domestic; domesticated; single-minded housekeeping; domestic goods; servants (-dom-home, house; -est superlative, -ic adjective suffix)

domestic commerce Domestic trade (commerce trade)

domestic garbage (garbage leftovers)

domestic market Domestic market (market market)

domestic partner domestic partner; gay partner; domestic partner

Domestic sale (sale sale)

Domestically domestically; domestically; domestically; domestically; domestically; domestically; domestically domestic;

Domesticable is domesticable; domesticable; domesticable; transplantable

Domesticate domestication; make habits or love of housework and family life; indoctrination; introduction

Domesticated domesticated; tamed; liked family life; domesticated; made accustomed to family life

Domestication domestication; indoctrination

Domesticator makes naturalizers

Domesticity Family Life; Concentration on Housework; Love for Family

multidomestic multinationalization

undomesticated undocumented; untamed (undone)

domiciliate [,dɔmi'silieit] residence; place of payment for promissory notes; settlement; determination of residence; popularization (-dom home, house; -ic adjective suffix, -ile noun suffix; -ate verb, noun suffix)

Domiciliation decides where to stay

domicile ['dɔmisail] dwelling; place of permanent residence; place of payment of promissory notes; residence; making settlement; making payment at designated places (promissory notes, etc.) (-ic adjective suffix, -ile noun suffix)

Domiciled settled; designated payment location; settled

Domiciliary's residence; conducted at home; (American) veterans' shelter

Domin root rule; home (derived from dom-home, in) (example word chadominate)

Dominium Ownership; Full Ownership (domin-home; -i-connection symbol; -um)

Dominus (Latin) God

dominate['dɔmineit] is dominant; dominant; controlling; dominant; dominant; dominant; dominant in the middle (-domin rule, home, -ate verb suffix, i.e. head of a family, domination, control. Refer to nominate recommendation; appointment; designation)

Dominance ['dɔminəns] dominance; domination; domination

Dominant ['dɔminənt] is dominant; dominant, dominant

Dominant role

Dominantly has the right to rule

Dominated is dominant; dominant; dominant; dominant

dominating the dominant; dictatorial; arbitrary; Domination; domination

Domination control; domination

Dominative ruling; dominant; decisive; dominant; dominant; arbitrary

Dominatrix female sadism; domineering women; women who pretend to be disciplined but actually provide sexual services

Dominator rulers; dominators; dominance

Domineer [,dɔmi'niə]

domineering; domineering; domineering; domineering; Practice tyranny; towering; popular

Dominical of the Lord; Sunday; Christ's

dominion [də'minjən] Sovereignty, dominion; domination; territory

condominate (con-)

Condominium co-rule; co-ownership of property; condominium of independent property

non-dominated non-dominated

Predominate Dominating, dominating; in... Pre-dominant

Predomination advantage; excellence; dominance

Predominant is major; remarkable; dominant; powerful; influential

Predominantly; significantly

Predominance Advantage; Excellence

subdominant has the second predominant; sub-tone, the fourth tone of the scale (sub-)

Don root give (reference do do), past participle dot, same dit, dos, dow

Mr. Don, Sir; Instructor, University Teacher; Put on

adonize decoration, dressing up (often referring to men); becoming beautiful (often referring to men)

donee [dəu'ni:] recipient; recipient of the donation

Doner provider, donor

donor ['dəunə] donor; donor; donor

condone forgiveness; pardon (con-;-don)

Condonation (adultery between husband and wife) forgiveness; forgiveness; atonement

Condonement acquiesced; no blame

pardon['pɑ:dn] forgiveness; forgiveness; par-par-par-par-par- -don give, i.e. give wholeheartedly, give completely)

Pardonable No wonder; forgivable

Pardonableness forgive; forgive; forgive; forgive

Pardonably forgivablely; forgivablely

Pardoner['pɑ:dnə] a man of forgiveness; a man who sells a pardon charm

Pardoning pardoning; pardoned from... Punishment for sins; forgiveness

donate [dəu'neit] donate; donate (don-give, -ate verb suffix)

donated[dəu'neitid] donated; donated

donating[dəu'neitiŋ] donation

donation [dəu'neiʃən] donation, donation in kind; donation

Donative donations; donations; donations; donations; donations

donator [dəu'neitə] donor, donor

donatory ['dəunətəri] grantee;

Charitable donation (charitable philanthropy)

done [dʌn] completed; done; cooked; properly mannered; conformed to the rules; Do (past participle of do)

be done (passive voice)

can't have done impossible to have done something (presumably)

could have done (1) what could have been done but not; (2) May have done it in the past (speculation)

have done; have done (and are now done)

had done; had done (when done in the past)

may have done something in the past (presumably)

might have done something in the past (presumably, the weakest tone)

Must have done must have done in the past (presumably)

Need have done what was needed to be done in the past but not done

Should have done in the past when something was done but not done

Well done; fully cooked

would have done (1) when the past future is complete (representing the action that occurred before a certain time in the future) ;(2) in a virtual sentence, indicating "I was going to do something but not doing it for objective reasons)

Donkey['dɔŋki] Donkey; Fool; Diehard Man (influenced by Monkey)

Donkey act fault (act action; performance)

donkeyback ['dɔŋki,bæk] rides on the back of a donkey, on a donkey; Donkey back (back)

Donkey boiler (on board) secondary boiler, auxiliary boiler (boiler water heater)

Donkeyish['dɔŋkiiʃ] donkey-like; donkey-like stubborn (or stupid) (-ish)

Donkeyman ['dɔŋkimən] pipe donkey man; (on board) auxiliary engine operator (man man)

donkeywork ['dɔŋkiwə:k] hard labor; rigid routine work

doom [du:m] doom; death; judgment; the end of the world; doom; judgment; making failure (the word derives from boom to make prosperity; prosperity. Note that d is the opposite of b. Another d- down; room room, i.e. room falling down means earthquake, i.e. doom, death)

Doomed [du:md] doomed; destined; destined; destined; sentenced

Doomful ['du:mful] foreshadows doom; many doom; destiny; ominous, unlucky

Doomsayer Of Disaster Prophets; Sayer Speakers

Doomsday The End of the World; The Day of Judgment

Doomsten['du:mstən] murder announcer

Doomster ['du:mstə] The one who prophesied the calamity; the judge; the adjudicator (-ster do... of people)

don't [dɔnt] No; don't; no (short for do not)

Don't worry Don't worry

door[dɔ:] door; doorway; passage (reference to doll, note the pronunciation; reference to frost, boor, poor)

doorbell['dɔ:bel] bell bell

doorcase ['dɔ:keis] doorframe = doorframe (case box)

doored [dɔ:d] gated (-ed)

doorframe['dɔ:freim]

doorhandle Door handle (handle grippable)

doorhead ['dɔ:hed] horizontal wood on the door frame (head head)

doorjamb ['dɔ:dʒæm] door (side) column; door frame border (also known as doorpost) (jamb side column)

doorkeeper ['dɔ:,ki:pə] janitor, gatekeeper, janitor, keeper (keeper custodian)

doorknob ['dɔ:nɔb] ball door handle, door handle (knob handle)

doorless ['dɔ:lis] without doors (-less)

door lock lock

doorman ['dɔ:mən]

doormat ['dɔ:mæt] door mat (mat mat)

door money['dɔ: mʌni] entrance fee (money money)

doornail ['dɔ:nei] guard door cap nail, nail nail

doorphone ['dɔ:fəun] doorbell phone

doorplate['dɔ:pleit] door number (plate plate)

doorpost['dɔ:pəust] doorpost (post benchmark)

doorsill ['dɔ:sil] sill (sill window sill; cornerstone)

doorstep['dɔ:step]

doorstop ['dɔ:stɔp] stops anything that the door is open (e.g. a hook ring) (stop stop)

door-to-door ['dɔ:tə'dɔ:] door-to-door; door-to-door;

doorway ['dɔ:wei] main entrance; [figurative] entry, path, way

doorward towards the door (-ward)

dooryard ['dɔ:jɑ:d] [U.S.] yard in front of the yard

backdoor [,bæk'dɔ:] backdoor (back)

barn door barn gate (barn barn)

boarded door [built] wooden door (boarded made of wooden planks)

firedoor['faiədɔ:] fire door;

flapdoor['flæp,dɔ:] hanging doors, trap doors (also known as falling doors) (flap ailerons)

Folding door(folding folding)

Garage door Garage door

glass door Glass door

indoor['in dɔ:] indoor; indoor (in... (

Indoor pool Indoor swimming pool, swimming pool (pool)

Indoor stadium, indoor stadium

Indoors['in dɔ:z] indoors; indoors

Next door next door; next door (next close)

Next-door next door; neighbor's; neighbor's

open door portal opens; right of entry (open open)

open-door public; open door (open open)

open-door policyOpening policy, Policy policy

open the door

outdoor ['autdɔ:] outdoor; open-air; field =out-of-door

outdoors['autdɔ:z] outdoors

Out of doors outdoors; out of... outside)

Swinging door revolving door; two-way spring door, swinging swing door

swing door; sliding door on both sides

wood door (wood wood)

dorm root sleep (reference dom-home) (example word chadorm)

dorm[dɔ:m] [U.S.] dormitories, dormitories (abbreviated from dormory)

dormancy['dɔ:mənsi] [biological] dormancy, hibernation; dormancy

dormant['dɔ:mənt] dormant; resting; sleepy; insidious

dormant partner anonymous partner; non-physical partner (partner partner)

dormer['dɔ:mə] window;

dormition[dɔ:'miʃən] Sleep, fall asleep, sleep; die

dormitive ['dɔ:mitiv] sleeping; hypnotic; sleeping pills; anesthetics

dormitory, student dormitory; Residential area (-dorm-sleep, -it walk; -ory location)

dormitory area Residential area, area area

dormitory building

dormice['dɔ:mais] [spine] sleeping mouse (plural of dormouse) (mice mouse)

dormouse['dɔ:maus] hazel mouse rat

dormy ['dɔ:mi] The number of holes remaining is equal to the leading hole = domie (noun + y)

seed dormancy seed dormancy

dose [dəus] dose; one dose, one serving; taking the drug; administering the drug; giving... Take the drug (refer to close.) Checkdote)

Dosage ['dəusidʒ] dosage, dosage

dosemeter radiometric analyzer = dosimeter(-meter)

doser['dəusə] dosimeter; dosing feeder

dosetest ['dəustest] dose test; dose test (test test)

dosing['dəusiŋ] dosing, dosing; precision dispensing

dosimeter [dəu'simitə] radiometric analyzer(-meter)

dosimetry [dəu'simitri] [clinical] dosimetry; radiometrics (-metry metrology)

Excessive overdose dosage; Overdose; overdose; excessive indulgence; Overindulgence = overdosage

Overdosage (drugs, etc.) overdose (use)

Predose pre-dose; initial dose (pre-)

Dot root gives

Sacerdotal of the monks; belief in the theocracy of the monks (sacer god)

Sacerdotalism Monastic Politics; Priesthood

Sacerdotalist Monastic politics; priesthood

dot[dɔt] dot, dot; dowry; dot; dot; dot; dot dot; bot begging; not no)

dotal['dəutəl] dowry; dowry

DotCom['dɔtkɔm] Dakon (company name);

dotted ['dɔtid] dotted; a little; embellished; covered; dots

dotter ['dɔtə] dotted man; point marker; (artillery) punctuation, detractor; (lens-making) centering

dottiness ['dɔtinis] is crazy; delirious

dotting['dɔtiŋ] dotting; dotting hybridization

dotty ['dɔti] weak; multi-point; mentally uncertain

antidote ['æntidəut] antidote; antidote; method of correction (anti-)

antidotal ['æntidəutl] [medicine] detoxifier

dashdotted dotted (dash scribble)

nanodot nanopoints

tree-dotted tree-dotted trees

dote[dəut] dot-give (dot-give; refer to vote, vote; note note; note; bote compensation)

dotage [dəutidʒ] doting; old age; old confused

dotard ['dəutəd] old fool; old and dazed man (-ard too... of people)

dotation Gift, Give (see Donation, Donate)

doted['dəutid] doting; (trees, etc.) rotting

doter['dəutə] the old man; the one who loves it too much

dotey['dəuti] (nickname for children) baby; cute, likable, cute, dear

doting['dəutiŋ] doting, favoritism; cosset

dotingly['dəutiŋli] dotingly

double['dʌbl] double; double; Double, double effort; double; double(-duo "two" variant; -ble table "folded"; reference coupe pair; couple)

Doub is an abbreviation for double

Doubleaction; double-action

double chin double chin (chin chin)

doublecross Double-headed Pterodactyl (cross-crossing)

doubled ['dʌbld] doubled; redouble effort; walk fast

double-deck double-decker, two-decker (deck-level)

Double-decked has a double layer, consisting of two layers, and a double layer (structural).

double-deck bus;

Double-dip double pay, double pay (especially for government employees who also pay veterans' salaries)

double-digit double digit (especially the ratio of economic indices of 10% (up to 99%)) (digit numbers)

double-edged; unfavorable to both parties; dual-purpose (edge blade)

double-ended; similar at both ends (end end)

double-face double-sided; two-sided character (face face; face)

double-faced double-sided; pretend

double-figure [English] double-digit = double-digit

Double glazing (doors and windows, etc.) double glazing; double glazing configuration (or installation) (glazing glass assembly)

doubleheader Double head train (head head)

double-lock put... Double lock on, lock lock

doubleness ['dʌblnis] double; double

double-pole Bipolar (knife switch)

double-port

double-quick; fast;running; fast walking;fast walking;running fast;fast walking;fast);

doubler ['dʌblə] voltage multiplier;

double-range (range range; amplitude)

Double-reed oboe; oboe instruments (reed reeds)

double room

Double-sided has two sides; two-sided (side side)

double-skin

double-space double line spacing; interlaced; interlaced (file) (space space)

doublespeak deceptive talk; ambiguous words, so the mysterious words (speak speaking)

double-talk ambiguous speech; empty talk

doublethink double thinking; think thinking

double-time fast walking; make fast walking (time time)

doubleton (the only of the 13 cards issued in the same suit) double card, double card, one of the double cards (-ton)

doubletree ['dʌbltri:] (double horse pulling cart, plow) tree tree

double-vane double rudder; double vane; double vane blade

Doubling double; folded; doubled; paralleled; folded back; shield; lining; doubled; doubled; bypassed; clenched

Doubly ['dʌbli] doubled; doubled; double folded

Doublure [du:'blju:r] [French] leather (or silk) mounting inside the book cover, decorative lining of the book cover

body double (in film or television) stuntman, body body

language that double Dutch can't understand; inexplicable words (Dutch Dutch; separate payments)

redouble doubled; reverberating; snapping back; doubling again; putting... Fold again; follow... Re-)

two-double double-layered; folded; curved; bent (two two)

undouble makes it loose; makes it straight; makes it no longer multiply; Expand; Straighten; No Longer Multiply (un-)

Undoubled is no longer folded in half; unfolded; no longer clenched; Make no more pairs

duo duo; duet; duo

doubt[daut] doubt; doubt; doubt; doubt; unbelief; fear; uncertainty (word derived from double double, extending the meaning of the word swinging, doubt; reference dubitable suspicious)

doubtable ['dautəbl] is suspicious; suspicious

Doubter ['dautə] skeptics; non-religious; skeptics

Doubting ['dautiŋ] disbelief; doubtful

Doubtful ['dautful] suspicious; suspicious; suspicious; uncertain

Doubtfully ['dautfuli] doubtfully; vaguely

Doubtfulness doubt

Doubtless ['dautlis] undoubtedly; certain; undoubtedly; probably, probably

Doubtlessly ['dautlisli] surely; no doubt

Doubtlessness no doubt; ok

misdoubt[, mis'daut] doubt; worry; doubt; fear, fear (mis-)

raise doubts (raise raise; Caused)

redoubt [ri'daut] [military] bastions, multi-sided forts; defensive obstacles; strongholds, fortresses (re-)

Redoubtable was terrible; awesome

Redoubted feared; terrible; honorable

self-doubt Self-doubt; lack of self-confidence, self-distrust

undoubtedly, unquestionably (undone)

Undoubtedly, there is no doubt about it

Undoubting is not suspicious; trustworthy

dough [dəu] raw dough; money (enough, tough, rough, cough;though)

doughboy ['dəubɔi] (cooked) dough;

doughface ['dəufeis] mask; false face; dough-like face; susceptible man; (beauty) northern parliamentarian against the emancipation of slaves (face face)

doughhead['dəuhed] stupid; fool; baker (head head)

doughnut['dəunʌt] fried circle cake; doughnut; electron cyclotron ring vacuum chamber (nut nut)

doughtily['dautəli] bravely, strongly

Doughtiness ['dauti,nis] brave

doughy['dauti] dough-like; soft; pale; semi-cooked (noun + y)

case-dough storage; private money; small deposits (case box)

Doughface mask, fake face; dough-like face; face face

dove [dʌv] pigeons; doveners; diving (past tense of dive; love love)

dovish['dʌviʃ] dove;the lord and the

ringdove['riŋdʌv] spotted dove; spot-tailed forest pigeon (a type of pigeon) (ring ringtone)

dowd[daud] Sloppy man (especially woman) (see down)

Dowdily lewd; lazy; sloppy

dowdier Obsolete, Shabby, Sloppy (Dowdy's Comparison Level)

Dowdy is lazy; outdated; shabby; lazy woman; sloppy woman

Down[daun] down; down; down, down; soft, fluffy (onomatopoeia, simulating the sound of heavy stuff falling down; reference to dang, town town)

Down-and-out poor; knocked down and can no longer fight

downbeat [music] (one bar) first beat, strong beat [colloquial] down, recession, recession (beat beat)

downbent ['daunbent] hunched over; bent downwards

Downburst ['daunbə:st] [meteorological] downforce torrent; downstrend storm (refers to rapid downward airflow that can pose danger to aircraft, etc.) (burst burst)

Downcast frustrated; low-hanging; discouraged; Downfall; overhead gaze; cast cast

Down coat down jacket (coat coat)

downcome ['daunkʌm] [old saying] falling, falling; declining, falling; falling, falling (come)

downcomer['daunkʌmə] sewer pipe (-er)

downcountry[daun'kʌntri] in coastal areas (corresponds to upcountry; country country)

downcourt ['daun'kɔ:t] [basketball] under (or toward) the frontcourt basket (court quad court)

downcut ['daunkʌt] lower groove; cut cut erosion (cut off; cut)

Downcutting ['daunkʌtiŋ] [geology] downward erosion, underevitability

Downcycle ['daun, saikl] (economic, etc.) descending cycle; descending (or recession) cycle, cyclical decline; depression period (cycle cycle; cycle)

downdip ['daundip] tilted down, dip (dip sink)

downdraft ['daundrɑ:ft] [U.S.] downhill, downward airflow or wind = downdraught

downdraught ['daundrɑ:ft] [English] (especially business, stock market, etc.) downward (trend) ;( meteorology) downward (or sinking, dragging down) airflow; (chimney) inverted wind; downward airflow (or wind) ;( mining) (mine, etc.) downward ventilation (draught airflow)

downdrift ['daundrift] drifting down; gradually descending; drift drifting

downed [daund] shot down; Lined with down; covered with down feathers (-ed)

downer ['daunə] tranquilizer; frustrating people (-er)

downfall ['daunfɔ:l] downfall; decay; falling; heavy rain (fall falling)

Downfallen['daun,fɔ:lən] (houses, etc.) fall into disrepair; [beauty] (man) bankrupt, depraved

Downfield ['daun'fi:ld] (American football) in (or toward) the front court (field field)

downflow ['daunfləu] [chemistry] downflow, downflow; downflow (flow flow)

downfold ['daun,fəuld] low-lying areas; [geology] oblique (layer), fold fold

downgrade ['daungreid] downward route (or trend); [Metaphor] Downhill (grade level)

downgraded credit rating down; downgraded; despised (-ed)

downgrading; lowering grades; making... Lowered; makes... demote

Downgust['daungʌst] Descending wind (gust a gust of wind)

downhaul ['daunhɔ:l] (on board) falling sail cable;

downhearted [daun'hɑ:tid] listless; dejected (heart heart, -ed)

down-hearted[daun'hɑ:tid] depressed; depressed

downhill ['daun'hil] downhill; deteriorating; downhill; easy (hill hill)

downhold ['daunhəuld] [U.S.] strictly restricted; cut (hold control)

downhole ['daunhul] Ino, Inoui (hole cave)

down-home['daun'həum] (Southern United States) rural; Rural-related (home)

Downhouse ['daun'haus] (house house)

Down jacket down jacket, duck down jacket (jacket jacket)

Downland ['daunlənd] has grassy open highlands, grassy hilly land, hilly grassland (land land)

downlead ['daunli:d] under leads, antenna feeders (lead leads)

downless['daunlis] fluff-less

Downlight['daunlait] spotlight, a downward-emitting light source (light lamp)

downline ['daun'lain] along the downline; along the line line

Downlink['daun, liŋk] (data signals, etc.) transmitted to earth from artificial satellites or spacecraft; downlink lines (link links; links)

download[daun'ləud] [computer] download, unload (load load)

download center;download area (center center)

downloader[daun'ləudə] downloader (virus type) (-er)

Downmarket[,daun'ma:kit] for low-income consumers; inexpensive (market market)

downmost['daunməust] bottommost (most most)

down-payment['daunpeimənt] down payment; deposit for installment payment (pay payment; -ment)

downpipe ['daunpaip] downspout (also known as downspout, drainspout) (pipe pipe)

Downplay ['daunplei] is not taken seriously; will... Play play; play

Downpour['daunpɔ:] downpour;

downrange ['daun, reindʒ] [U.S.] [rocket] in the direction of launch, leaving the launch center and following the (range range) of the test course.

Downright['daunrait] downright; unlucky; blunt; right right

downrightness['daunraitnis] vertical; thorough; blunt (adjective + nes)

Downriver ['daun'rivə] at (or toward) the estuary (of); in (or toward) downstream (of) (river)

downshift ['daunʃift] (automotive) lowers the speed gear; work is demoted (switching to work with more free time for a life of leisure) (shift conversion)

Downshifting ['daunʃiftiŋ] converts low speeds; slows down

downside ['daun'said] downtrend; bottom side; side side

downsize [daun'saiz] designed to a smaller size; downsizing; size reduction

Downsizing ['daun, saiziŋ] downsizing, layoffs; downsizing

downspout ['daunspaut] downspout (drains rainwater from the roof to the gutter) (spout spout)

downstage ['daun'steidʒ] at the foreground; towards the front of the stage; Stage stage

downstairs [daun'steəz] downstairs; stairs stairs upstairs

downstate ['daun'steit] (USA) in the southern region of the state (state state)

downstream ['daun'stri:m] downstream (ground); downstream (ground) (stream creek)

downswing['daunswiŋ] downtrend; swing swing

downtake['daunteik] drop tube; descend tube; liftway (take take away)

Down the line along the street; completely; thoroughly (line line)

downthrow ['daunθrəu] thrown; falling; tumbling down (throwing down; throwing away)

downtick ['dauntik] (business activities, moods, etc.) is low, declining, deteriorating; [Stock Market] Drop Point Trading (tick mark; tick)

downtilt['dauntilt] leans down; Tilt under the antenna; Flip tape roll (tilt tilt)

downtilter['dauntiltə] winder (-er)

Downtime ['dauntaim] (factory, etc.) downtime; [electronic] downtime (time time)

Down-to-earth Practical, realistic, down-to-earth

down-top bottom-up (top top)

downtown ['dauntaun] downtown; downtown (town)

downtrend ['dauntrend] (especially in business activity) downtrend; bearish (trend trend, tendency) (especially in trading)

downtrodden ['daun'trɔdən] trampled, trampled; oppressed (trampled by trodden)

downturn ['dauntə:n] recession (economic); downturn (turn down decreased, closed down, lowered)

Down-up from bottom up, bottom up

downward ['daunwəd] down; downward =downwards(-ward)

Downwelling [daun'weliŋ] (ocean under crust pressure) declines; sedimentation flows (well wells)

downwind['daunwind] downwind; downwind; downwind; Wind wind

downy ['dauni] soft; fluffy; docho hill (noun +y)

downzone['daun, zəun] makes (real estate) change zoning to limit highly intensive development (zone zone)

Downzoning ['daunzəuniŋ] reduces density zoning

Backdown ['bækdaun] [spoken] concessions, retreats, retreats; withdraws (or abandons) original demands, propositions, opinions, positions, etc.; reneges on words, declares the cancellation of the foreword (after the back)

blowdown ['bləudaun] sewage discharge; deflation; discharge; scraped trees; sudden bursting (blow blowing) (especially of nuclear reactor cooling pipes)

Blowdown pipe replenishment pipe; sewage pipe; pipe pipe

breakdown ['breikdaun] failure; Crash; decompose

break down decomposition; Failure; wreck

Bringdown ['briŋdaun] harsh words, critical words; things that make people unhappy, things that make people depressed; disappointed, discouraged; out of power, lost

Bring down; knock down, kill; shoot down

broken-down malfunctioning; weak

build-down landing; decay; decrease; Reduction (build down landing; attenuation)

climb-down concession; yield; climb climb

Close down; stops playback

Closedown ['kləuzdaun] (factories, etc.) shut down; closed; (radio or television stations) ceased broadcasting

close-down ['kləuz daun] shutdown; closed

Come down, down; pass down; collapse; fall, lose power (come)

Come down on (or upon) reprimand; punish; demand

cooldown ['ku:ldaun] cooling (especially to low temperatures); Cooling; Wagon

Cool down cooling; calm down

cost down to reduce costs; cost reductions (cost costs)

countdown ['kaunt,daun] countdown seconds

countdown timer; countdown timer; countdown timer

cutdown['kʌt,daun] scaled-down; deletions; Cuts; Cut down things

Cut down cut; chop down; kill; abridge

Drawdown ['drɔ:daun] the water level decreases; [BEAUTY] runs out; shrinks

Draw down to attract, invite; sample from the coating; pull down

draw-down ['drɔ:daun] to withdraw funds;

Dress down [spoken] (harsh) scolding; beating hard; wearing plain clothing; combing (horsehair) (dress skirt)

dropdown['drɔpdaun] drop down (drop down; move down)

Duck down duck down; hurry down (to avoid danger) (duck duck)

Face down face down; face down; face face

Facedown ['feisdaun] [U.S.] confrontation, confrontation, direct confrontation; showdown; face down

Flag down Flag (or gesture) to stop; Flag (or gesture) greeting (flag flag)

Go down and go down

Goose down goose down (goose goose; down fluff)

hand-me-down (stuff); ready-made and inexpensive (clothes)

holddown['həulddaun] hanging down; hold down inhibition; suppression; retention)

Hold-down suppress, suppress; shrink

Hunt down until caught (hunt for food)

keep down control; repression; shrink (keep keep)

Kickdown ['kikdaun] (for cars or motorcycles) to shift low gear; down cornering; shift device (kick kick)

letdown ['letdaun] disappointment; slack; let let)

Let down make... Disappointment (making someone feel down); letting go; disappointing; slowing down

Lock down The boat sails downstream through the lock, and sails under the lock lock

lockdown['lɔkdaun] (wooden row) tie lock wood; First-degree preventive confinement (period) (for prisoners);

look down; look down; intimidate someone with your eyes; [stock] look down

look down upon, despise, despise

low-down ['ləu,daun] very low; inferior; Insider; Facts

Lowdown['ləu,daun] Truth; Insider (low low)

markdown ['mɑ:kdəun] mark low price, markdown (mark down; mark down; lower score)

mouse down mouse down (mouse; mouse)

note down record of something (note record)

page down ['peidʒdaun] next page; move to next page

playdown ['pleidaun] [Canada] Overtime Final After a Draw = Play-Off (Play Play)

Pulldown ['pul, daun] can be lowered; can be put down; Folding

Pull down to destroy, overthrow; pull down; make... fell

pushdown ['puʃdaun] push down; Lieu-in, FIRST-out memory; Push down push down

putdown['putdaun] put down; write it down

Put down repression; write it down; demean it; stop it

quiet down quiet down

Rain down raindrops; make rain rain

right-down ['raitdaun] completely (right correct)

ringdown ['riŋdaun] [telecom] ring stream; ring ringtone

rundown ['rʌndaun] cut; minus; decline; outline; (clocks, etc.) stop, stop; (battery) run out (run run)

setdown ['setdaun] (planes, etc.) landing, landing; Complaints, scolding; Sluggishness (set setting)

Settledown['setldaun] (after a hilarious start time) tends to be stable, flattened, and gradually calmed down

Settle down settle down; settle down; concentrate

shakedown ['ʃeikdaun] adjustment, rectification; temporary beds; extortion; thorough search

Shake down ransomware; adapt to new circumstances; shake off

shoot down shoot down; refutation, veto (shoot shoot; Shooting)

showdown ['ʃəudəun] showdown; In a pinch; Final showdown; Showdown, Show Show

shut down shutdown, shut off (shut off; close)

shutdown ['ʃʌtdaun] shutdown; shutdown; shutdown; shutdown

sit down [sit daun] sit down (sit sit)

sit-down ['sitdaun] sit-in protests; sit-in strikes (or demonstrations); Sit back and wait for the waiter to bring you something to eat

sit-down strike strike

sit-downer sit-in striker (-er)

slim down wasting (slim slim)

Slip down;slip to (slip slip)

slowdown ['sləudəun] decelerate; slow down

Southdown ['sauθdaun] South Hill Sheep (British Quality Meat Sheep) (South South)

spelldown ['speldaun] spell spell

Stepdown bucks; lowers; tapers down

Step down to resign; step down; gradually reduce

Stepped down the ladder team; term expires, give way (stepped ladder-like)

stream down to the downstream; Down... Stream Down (Stream Creek)

sundown['sʌndaun] sunset; Broad-rimmed female hat; produces nocturnal hallucinations (sun sun)

sundowner ['sʌn,daunə] homeless; unemployed vagrants; evening drinks (-er)

Sundowners['sʌn,daunəz] tramps; unemployed vagrants; sunset

takedown ['teikdaun] disassembled; detachable

Take down write down; take down; disassemble; get sick

throw down to overturn; throw throw; throw;

tiedown['tidaun] tie tight [bolting]; Tie down bondage;restraint; tethering

topdown['tɔpdaun] top-down (top top)

top-down from top to bottom, from large to small; from general to concrete; Strict management, strict control; Hierarchical; hierarchical; All-encompassing; comprehensive; integrated; [Computers] are arranged in top-down order

touchdown ['tʌtʃdaun] [U.S.] (plane or spaceship) landing, landing; landing (or landing) time; (rugby) (attacking side) holding the ball to the ground; touch touch score (touch touch)

turn down decrease, turn small, turn down (turn turn)

turndown ['tə:ndaun] (sleeper, etc.) foldable; (collar, etc.) foldable; worn down; (categorical) rejection; disregard; descending (trend); decline, decline, decline

updown['ʌpdaun] up and down button (up up)

walkdown ['wɔ:kdaun] slowly approaching (before a duel between heroes and villains in Western movies); shops (or residences) lower than street level; [electronic] information loss (walk walking)

washdown ['wɔʃdaun] rinse up and down; rinse thoroughly; wash wash

Water down in... Dilution; dilution (water water)

watered down diluted, discounted (watered with water)

Watered-down discounted; diluted with water

way down the road; down (way road)

Weigh down makes decadence; lowers; droops, sinks; weighs more than (weigh weighs)

Wolf down wolf

writedown record;write down;scratch down

Write down; reduce book value; put... Depicted as

Write-down [accounting] writes down the value of the asset; (the value of the asset is equivalent) decreases, detracts

doze [dəuz] doze; false sleep; Dozing (coze chat; close off; dizzy dizziness)

dozer ['dəuzə] bulldozer; dozing man

dozy ['dəuzi] wants to sleep, sleepy; stupid

Drowsy ['drauzi] drowsy; sleepy; silent; hypnotic

angledozer angle bulldozer, side shovel bulldozer, universal bulldozer (angle angle)

bulldoze ['buldəuz] compulsion; intimidation; bulldozer removal (bull scare)

Bulldozer ['bul,dəuzə] bulldozer; bully, intimidator

Bulldozing ['bul,dəuziŋ] bulldozer; paste cannon blasting

calfdozer['kɑ:f,dəuzə] small bulldozer (calf calf maverick; small)

pushdozer bulldozer (push push)

rootdozer['ru:t,dəuzə] root root

treedozer[tri:'dəuzə] rooting machine; logger; tree pusher (tree tree)

dozen['dʌzən] twelve, one dozen; one dozen (cf. duo duet; citizen citizen)

Dozens of dozens; many

dozenth['dʌzənθ] twelfth; twelfth(-th)

half-dozen(of); 6 = half a dozen

drabble['dræbl] covered in mud; Dragging mud splashes water walking (dribble makes dripping; dabble wading; wading; playing with water; drab; sloppy; -le table repeatedly)

bedrabble [bi'dræbl] put... Get Dirty and Wet (Bed Bed) (see Bedraggle Dirty; Get Wet)

draft [drɑ:ft] bills of exchange; draft; draft; Small streams of air in heating systems such as rooms, chimneys, stoves (etymology same as draw; drag; painting; drag drag; drag; reference raft)

draftability stretchability; draftability

Draftable ['dræftəbl] can be conscripted

draft-age (age age)

draft beer (us) draft beer = draught beer (beer beer)

drafted [drɑ:ftid] design; pick; pull

draftee[drɑ:f'ti:] conscripted

drafter['drɑ:ftə] (laws, documents, etc.) drafter;

Draftiness ['drɑ:ftinis] is well ventilated

drafting ['drɑ:ftiŋ] drafting; cartography; dragging; drafting; picking; taking off

Drafting board, drawing board; clear-drawn plate (board plate)

draftman['drɑ:ftmən] draftsman, draftsman (man man)

draftsman [test] draftsman; drafter; case filer (man man)

draftsmanship cartography = draughtsmanship

draftsperson draftsman; person person

drafty ['drɑ:fti] well-ventilated = draughty

Backdraft (furnace) reverse flow air, pour smoke; [metallurgy] reverse draft slope (behind back)

bank draft [via] bank draft, bank notes (bank bank)

downdraft [beauty] downhill, downward airflow or wind (down down)

Downdraught (especially business, stock market, etc.) downward (trend) ;( meteorology) downward (or sinking, dragging down) airflow; downward airflow (chimney) backward irrigation wind; downward airflow (or wind) ;( mining) (mine, etc.) downward ventilation (draught airflow)

First draft, first draft (first first)

overdraft [financial] overdraft; over-)

overdraaught overvention; overdraft, overdraft; updraft (draught)

predraft[,pri:'drɑ:ft] pre-stretching (pre-)

redraft [,ri:'drɑ:ft] rewrite; redraft; rewrite; rewrite; reissue bills of exchange; (bills, etc.) redraft (re-)

rough draft; base (rough rough)

updraft updraft;[build] up-ventilated (up-up)

updraught['ʌpdrɑ:ft] upward exhaust; upward exhaust (draught = draft airflow)

drag [dræg] drag; drag; slow and laborious travel (etymology same as drew; drag; draw. Reference rag rags; bag pack; lag lag; lag; wag swing; flag flag)

dragee[dra:' dʒi] (in the outsourcing of sugar-coated) sugar-coated pills; candy

drag force drag force, drag force (force force)

draggable['dræɡəbl] drag-and-drop; draggable

dragger ['dræɡə] towing people or things such as; small trawlers

dragging['dræɡiŋ] delayed; dragging; traction

draggle['dræɡl] drag; drag wet; lag; Drag wet; drag dirty (-le repeatedly)

draggly ['dræɡli] sloppy, dirty; dirty, wet

draggy ['dræɡi] dragging; extremely annoying; sluggish

dragline['dræɡlain] tow rope; [machine] drag-shovel excavator; rope bucket electric shovel (line line)

draglink['dræɡliŋk] tie rod; towbar; steering lever (link connection)

dragman['dræɡmən] shoveler; road scraper driver (man man)

dragnet['dræɡnet] search net; trawling; legal net; collection device = drawnet (net network)

Dragoman (Near Eastern) interpreter, translator; full-time tour guide (man man)

dragrope (aircraft, gunboats, etc.) tow rope; (on a hot air balloon or spaceship) cable; rope (rope)

drags [drægz] ingot train; drag; resistance anchor (plural); laborious movement; boring (three singles)

dragsaw ['dræɡsɔ:] saw;

dragshovel towing excavator = backhoe (shovel truck)

Dragster ['dræɡstə] modified high-speed racing; people involved in short-distance accelerated racing (-ster)

bedraggle [bi'dræɡl] tossed; wet; dirty (be is)

Bedraggled all over the mud; wet; wasted, tattered; dragged wet

click and drag Click and drag

wavedrag wave resistance; Wave resistance

dragon ['drægən] dragon; fierce man, fierce man; stern and alert woman (reference drag; -on big word suffix; reference -gon horn; loong Chinese dragon)

Drag drag; drag; slow and laborious; drag

Dracon ['dreikɔn] Dragu (equal to Dracon, athenian statesman and legislator of the late 7th century BC, known for the harshness of the laws he enacted)

draconian [drə'kəunjən] harsh, harsh; dragon man (-ian)

draconic [drə'kɔnik] dragon;dragon-like (-ic)

Draconis [drə'kəunis] of the constellation Draconis

Dragonair ['drægəneə] Dragonair (air-related)

Dragon boat Dragon boat, dragon boat (boat boat)

Dragon Boat Festival

Dragonesque [,drægə'nesk] is dragon-shaped, dragon-like, dragon-like

dragoness ['drægənis] female dragons;

dragonet ['drægənit] juvenile dragon, small dragon; marine fish (-et)

dragonfish ['drægənfiʃ] deep-sea arowana;

dragonfly ['drægənflai] [kun] dragonfly (fly two-winged insect)

dragonhead ['drægəned] orchid (head head)

Dragonish ['drægəniʃ] dragon-like, dragon-like (temperament, character, etc.) fierce, brutal; stern (-ish)

Dragoniye ['drægənai] transforms into a dragon; dragon-like guardian

Dragon lady, mother-in-law, domineering or brutal woman, charismatic and mysterious woman (lady lady)

dragonnade[,drægə'neid] (persecuted by force of the army), attacked by force; Make persecuted

dragoon[drə'gu:n] coercion; persecution by force; repression; Cavalry; dragoons

Chinese Dragon Kirin (Chinese Chinese)

drain [drein] drainage; drainage; sewers, drains; consumption (d-same with de-removal, down; rain rain; can also be understood as a combination of dry "drying" and rain)

drainable['dreinəbl] drainable; Can be removed

Drainability water filtration performance; drainage capacity; [forest] water filtration

Drainage ['dreinidʒ] drainage; drainage system

Drainage outlet (drain outlet)

drainage system Drainage system, channel system; drainage system

Drainboard drip board (board plate)

drainer ['dreinə] drainer; sewer device; drip plate; filter; venter

Draining ['dreiniŋ] drained; filtered; drained

Draining trench (trench trench; deep trench)

Drainless ['dreinlis] without drainage; inexhaustible; inexhaustible

drainpipe['dreinpaip] drain pipe; [water transport] trap pipe; drain pipe (pipe pipe)

drain plug drain plug; drain plug; oil plug plug

draintank['dreintæŋk] trap; drainage tank; oil storage tank (tank tank)

Floor drain [build] floor drainage; floor drainage; Floor drain (floor floor)

subdrain[sʌb'drein] dark groove; [Build] Underground Drainage (sub-)

Subdrainage underground drainage system

underdrain drained with underground ditches; gutters; under-)

Underdrainage (farmland) drainage; underground drainage

undrained[ʌn'dreind] [built] without drainage (undone)

Drama ['drɑ:mə] Drama, theatrical art; plays; dramatic events (reference -orama look, landscape, landscape)

Drama queen Drama Queen; The Man Who Likes to Make a Fuss (Queen Queen)

Dramatic [drə'mætik] dramatic; dramatic; compelling; exciting

Dramatic, dramatic

Dramatically dramatically; dramatically

Dramatics [drə'mætiks] acting activities; acting techniques; amateur acting; dramatic behavior

Dramatist ['dræmətist] playwright; screenplaywriter, screenwriter

Dramatise ['dræmətaiz] dramatized; can be adapted into a play; puts... Dramatic; vividly expressed

Dramatize ['dræmətaiz] dramatize; dramatize; write plays; adapt into plays

Dramatization screenwriter; adapted into drama

Dramatizing['dræmətaiziŋ] plays; dramatizes

dramaturg['dræmətə:dʒ] dramawriter, stage director; consultant (turg-exaggerated)

Dramaturge ['dræmətə:dʒ] playwright, screenwriter; literary advisor to the troupe

Dramaturgist playwright, screenwriter; literary advisor to the troupe

Dramaturgy['dræmə,tə:dʒi] performance method; theatrical practice

Dramaturgic[,dræmə'tə:dʒik] screenwriting, drama; performing

dance drama Dance Drama

hypnodrama Hypnotic acting (hypno-sleep)

Melodrama melodrama; musical; sensational events, farce (melo-musical)

Melodramatic is exaggerated; melodramatic; melodrama; dramatic

Melodramatist acts like a theatrical man; popular farce writer

Melody melody; song; beautiful music

Melos (Greek) recitation tone

monodrama one-legged play; single-man play; single-player script (mono-)

Overdramatize over-exaggeration; over-dramatic expression (over-)

psychodrama psychodrama; psycho (or psycho)actuation therapy (psycho-psycho)

self-dramatizing bragging; Dramatic representation of oneself (self-self)

Self-dramatization Dramatic self-expression, boasting

sociodrama socio-social drama (socio-social)

song and dance drama (song song; dance dance)

teledrama['telidrɑ:mə] TV series (tele-)

Undramatic bland; lack of drama; unthethlonary (un-)

draw [drɔ:] draw; attract; pull; drag; Draw; draw (word derived from drag drag; d-down; raw raw; raw)

drew[dru:] traction; depiction; drafting (draw's past tense)

drawable['drɔəbl] pullable, trailable; Can be sketched; Withdrawable; Available (-able)

drawability[,drɔ:ə'biləti] [machine] pullability, temperability; calenderability (-ability)

draw attention to attract... Attention Attention

drawback ['drɔ:bæk] disadvantages, disadvantages; tax refund (back return)

drawbench ['drɔ:bentʃ] (for wire fabrication) drawing machines, drawing machines, broaching machines (bench tables)

drawber['drɔ:bə] pull strip

drawboy['drɔ:bɔi] (power loom) hanging wire fittings; (Hand loom) stringer (or boy) (boy boy)

drawbridge ['drɔ:bridʒ] (open-close) suspension bridge;

drawcard ['drɔ:kɑ:d] blockbuster show = drawing card (card card)

draw close close

drawcord['drɔ:kɔ:d] signal cord

drawee [drɔ:'i:] (bills of exchange, bills of exchange, bills, etc.) to the bearer; payer (-ee)

drawer [drɔ: ə] drawer [accountant] (of bills) drawer, drawer (i.e. dragging tool)

drawers [drɔ: əz] kitchen cabinet; underwear

drawframe['drɔ:freim] stretching machine (frame frame)

draw from from... Get; from... extract

Drawerful ['drɔ:ful] lot; the amount of a drawer

drawgear ['drɔ:giə] [English] (carriage) towing device;

drawhead ['drɔ:hed] pulling machine head;

drawhole ['drɔ:həul] drawing hole; pull hole; hole hole

drawhook['drɔ:huk] hook; [railway] hook hook (hook hook, hook hook)

draw-in[drɔ: in] introduced; pull retracted; [Highway] Harbor type parking station

drawing[drɔ:iŋ] drawing; traction; sketching; painting; attraction; dragging

drawing board, drawing board (board plate)

drawing room Living room, parlor, lounge (room room)

draw it strong exaggerated, exaggerated, overspoken (strong and strong)

drawknife ['drɔ:naif] spatula;

drawl [drɔ:l] speak slowly (or drag, drag mud and water), drag long tone (or elongate tone) (derived from pull drag, pull, i.e. elongate tone)

Drawling ['drɔ:liŋ] is weak; slow

drawline ['drɔ:lain] draws straight lines;

Draw lots lottery, lottery decision, lots (lots in large numbers)

drawly ['drɔli] elongated intonation (drawl+y noun+y)

draw money withdrawals, withdrawals (money money)

draw near; near (nearby)

drawn [drɔ:n] traction; depiction; drafting; pulling out (draw adjective)

drawn on (someone) as the payer; [printed] hard-back binding

Drawn out, drawn out, elongated

drawn-out['drɔ:n'aut] is prolonged; it lasts a long time

drawn under basis for ticketing; ticketing terms; in... Open

drawoff ['drɔ:ɔf] draw off (draw off; let go; retreat; divert [attention, etc.])

draw-off['drɔ:ɔf] draw; discharge; traction

drawout [drɔ:aut] eliciting; extracting; drawing out (draw out; drawing; elongating; causing)

draw-out[drɔ:aut] extracted

drawplate ['drɔ:pleit] pull template (plate dish-shaped object)

drawshave ['drɔ:ʃeiv] pull scraper = drawknife

drawsheet ['drɔ:ʃi:t] pad list ;sheet sheet

draw straws (straw straw)

drawstring ['drɔ:striŋ] (elastic pocket, waistband, etc.) drawstring, straps, pocket ropes, belts (strings) (strings)

draw-tongs tight wire clamps; lead wire clamps (tong pliers)

drawtube ['drɔ:tju:b] (microscope, etc.) tube, live tube, telescopic tube, tube tube

Draw up draft, draft; stop; make closer

drawworks['drɔ:wə:ks] winch; Drilling winch (plural) (work work)

brush drawing brush stroke (brush brush)

Chest of drawers wardrobe; chest of drawers

cold-draw ['kəuld,drɔ] cold-drawn (wire); unheated metal extension (cold)

Cold-drawn elongated without heating; not heated by force to extend

counterdraw g; counter painting; rubbing; imitation; copying (counter counter)

deep-draw ['di:pdrɔ:] [metallurgy] deep drawing (sheet, sheet ;( metalworking) deep drawing

Deep-drawing deep pull forming; deep pull; deep draft

deep-drawn [,dip'drɔn] deep (deep)

engineering drawing; engineering drawing

fine-draw ['fain-drɔ:] fine; stitched delicately; fine reasoning (fine; delicate)

fine-drawn['fain' drɔ:n] fine seamed; pulled thin; subtle; too delicate

horse-drawn['hɔ:s,drɔ:n] horse-drawn (carriage); horse-dragged (horse-horse)

long-drawn['lɔŋ'drɔn] long-term; Elongated; Extended (long long)

outdraw [,aut'drɔ:] than... More engaging (outdrew, outdrawn) (out-)

overdraw [,əuvə'drɔ:] overdraft; exaggerated; Overdraft; over-pulling; over-)

overdrew[,əuvə'dru:] tension overdraft (overdraw's past tense)

overdrawn[,əuvə'drɔ:n] overdraft; exaggeration; hypertrophic (overdraw's done structure)

redraw [ri'drɔ] 重画（redrew, redrawn）(re-)

stick drawing stick (stick; cane)

top-drawer [,tɔp'drɔ:ə] most important;

undraw [,ʌn'drɔ:] pulled, ripped open (un-;d raw attract)

undrew[,ʌn'dru:] pulled, ripped apart (undraw's past tense)

undrawn[,ʌn'dru:n] unopened; unexampled; pulled (undraw's done structure)

withdraw [wið'drɔ:] retreat; retract; undo; pull (with accompaniment)

withdrawable [wið'drɔ:əbl] withdrawable; replaceable; removable; extractable (-able)

withdrawal [wið'drɔ:əl] withdrawal, withdrawal; withdrawal; cancellation; withdrawal; detoxification

withdrawer[wið'drɔ:ə] recycler; collector; abstainer(-er)

withdrawn[wið'drɔ:ən] lonely; withdrawn; withdrawn; withdrawn; withdrawn ; withdraw

withdrawnness[wið'drɔ:ənnis]

withdrew[wið'dru] retracted (withdraw's past tense)

drawer ['drɔ:ə] drawer; [accountant] (of bills) drawer, drawer (derived from draw; pull, i.e. the tool of drag and pull. Check the primary version of draw)

cashdrawer cash drawer (cash cash)

Chest of drawers wardrobe; chest wardrobe; chest wardrobe; Box)

dray[drei] freight carriage; a kind of crowbar; carried by a carriage; transported by a wagon (word from drag; draw tow; pull. Reference ray; day day)

drayage['dreiidʒ] freight (horse) cart freight; freight for cargo (horse) carts

drayman ['dreimən] freighter (man man)

dread [dred] fear; fear of people (or things); fear; fear; fear (-r-run, dead; i.e. the mood of wanting to run when seeing a dead person; reference to afraid of fear; read reading; bread bread)

dreaded[dredid] frightening, terrible; fearful

dreadful ['dredful] terrible; terrible, unpleasant

dreadfully ['dredfuli] horribly; extremely

dreading['drediŋ] fear; fear; worry; loading groceries with choice

dreadlock ['dredlɔk] "scary" long hair (lock lock)

dreadnaught['drednɔ:t] thick; behemoth; fearless man (naught zero)

dreadnought['drednɔ:t] thick tweed coat; dreadnought (nought zero; no)

dream [dri:m] dream; dream; dream (refer to team, stream, and steam, note the shape)

dreamboat['dri:mbəut] Dream man; ideal character; lover (boat boat)

dreambox ['dri:mbɔks] [beauty] head, "box box"

dreamcast ['dri:mkɑ:st] game console (cast projection)

dreamcatcher ['dri:mkætʃə] Dreamcatcher (catcher catcher)

dreamer['dri:mə] dreamer; dreamer; unrealistic person (-er)

dreamful ['dri:mfəl] dreamlike; often dreamy; Dreamlike (noun + ful)

dreamfully ['dri:mfəli] dreamy; often easily dreamy (adjective +ly)

dreamhost['dri:mhəust] hosting; space; host host

dreamily['dri:mili] dreamlike, hazy (adjective +ly)

dreaminess ['dri:minis] dreaminess; hazy; dreamlike state (-ness)

Dreaming ['drimiŋ] has dreams; dreams

dreamland['dri:mlænd] dreamland;

dreamless['dri:mlis] dreamless; non-dreaming; down-to-earth (-less)

dreamlike ['drimlaik] dreamlike; hazy (-like)

dreamliner ['drim'lainə] Dreamliner; Dreamliner; Dreamliner (Liner)

Dream of Dreams; Dream to

dreamscape ['dri:mskeip] Dreamscape, Mirage (-scape view)

dreamt [dremt] dream (dream's past tense and adjective)

dreamtime ['dri:mtaim] dreamtime (time time)

Dream up design; creation

dreamwork ['dri:mwə:k] Dreaming process (work work)

Dreamworks ['dri:mwə:ks] DreamWorks (American Pictures)

dreamworld['dri:mwə:ld] the ideal (or beautiful) world; Dreamland = dreamland (world world)

dreamy['dri:mi] dreamy; dreamy (noun + y)

dreamy state

daydream['deidri:m] daydreaming; daydreaming (daytime)

daydreamer['dei, dri:mə] Daydreamers; utopians (-er)

daydreamy ['deidri:mi] daydreaming; fantasy (noun +y)

indream[in'dri:m] in the dream (in)

pipe dream daydreaming, pipe tube

undreamed[ʌn'dri:md] unthinkable; Accidental; Unthinkable (undone)

undreamt[ʌn'dri:mt] unthinkable; unexpected

undreamed—of unthinkable; not even dreamed

dress[dres] dress; dress; give... Dress; dress up (reference -ess women; less, bless)

dressability[,dresə'biliti] mineral processability (-ability)

dressage ['dresɑ:ʒ] dressage; fancy riding training; horse training(-age)

Dress circle grand seat, special seat; front seat (circle circle)

dress coat tuxedo; dress (coat coat)

Dress code Dress Code; Dress Code; Instrument Code

dress designing

Dress down [spoken] (fierce) reprimands; scolding; beatings; plain clothing; combing (horsehair)

dressed well;dressed; Dressed; Offal removal and cutting processing (specifically animals, such as fish, poultry, etc.)

dresser ['dresə] dresser; makeup artist (-er)

Dress form Women's Mannequin; Clothing Mannequin (form shape)

Dressiness ['dresinis] fashionable; pay attention to clothing (-ness)

Dressing ['dresiŋ] (being) dressing; processing; condiments; decoration; grooming

dressing case (case box)

Dressing gown (gown nightgown) (gown nightgown)

Dressing room Changing room

dressings ['dresiŋz] dressings; condiments (plural)

dressing table dresser (table table)

dressmake ['dresmeik] clothing, women's clothing, (women's) tailoring (make)

dressmaker ['dres,meikə] (womenswear) tailor (maker maker)

Dressmaking Women's Tailors; Clothing (especially women's clothing)

Dress oneself dress up; dress yourself (oneself)

Dress out repairs; dress up; bleed (poultry, animals, etc.) to remove the head and internal organs

dress pants; Trousers (pants)

Dress parade; (Army and Navy in military uniforms) Military parade (parade parade)

dress rehearsal rehearsal with makeup; rehearsal rehearsal

dress shoes leather shoes; fashion shoes; dress shoes; delicate shoes (shoes shoes)

Dress up, decorate; dress up; dress up; dress up

dressy ['dresi] elaborate; elegant(noun +y)

backless dress (backless)

Battle Dress Battle Suits (Battle Battles)

Casual dress casual clothing (casual informal)

cross-dressing wearing opposite-sex clothing; Cross-string dressing (cross reverse)

full-dress['ful'dres] dressed; formal; dressed (fully perfect)

hairdresser['heədresə] hairdresser (hair hair; -er）

hairdressing['hεə,dresiŋ] haircut;

Headdress['heddres] hair braiding style; head items (head head)

housedress['hausdres] (worn when doing housework) Women's civilian clothes (house house)

minidress ['minidres] superskirt; Mini (mini-miniature)

nightdress['naitdres] women's pajamas; pajamas worn by children (night nights)

overdress[əuvə'dres] dressed excessively; Overwear; Coat = overcoat(over-)

overdressed[,əuvə'drest] overly dressed; over-dressed (-ed)

redress[ri'dres] relief; indemnification; rectification; readjustment (re-)

seek redress claims; seek a solution (seek seek)

service dress; uniform; uniform (service service)

shirtdress ['ʃə:tdres] shirt-style dress (also known as shirtwaist) (shirt shirt)

suit-dress['sju:tdres] women's clothing; suit skirt (suit set)

topdress['tɔp,dres] fertilizes on; pavement = top-dress(top top)

topdressing['tɔp,dresiŋ] topdressing; topping;

underdress[ʌndə'dres] underwear; underwear (under ... Below)

undress[ʌn'dres] make undressed; make undressed; make undecorated; expose (un-)

undressed[ʌn'drest] nude, unclothed; uncondimented; unprocessed; Undress

well-dressed; well-dressed; well-dressed (well-dressed)

window dressing whitewashing; grooming; window decoration; reporting good news without worrying; dressing up decently; posing with arrogance; showing off oneself and decorating the façade; embellishing words (or actions) (window window)

Window-dress decorates the windows; whitewashes the facades; appeals with superficial decorations

ballgown ['bɔ:l,gaun] ball women's costume, long skirt; women's night dress (ball ball; gown robe)

drift[drift] drift, drift; trend; drift (lift, gift, shift; drive drive)

driftage['driftidʒ] drifting; wind falling; drifting (-age)

driftbolt['driftbəult] bolts; bolts (bolt bolts, screws)

drifted [driftid] drifting, drifting; blowing; Make drifting; make blowing accumulate

Drifter ['driftə] homeless; drifter; drifting net fishing boat

Drifting['driftiŋ] drifting; drifting; drifting; drifting; drifting; [electronic] drifting; wandering; making accumulation

Driftingly['driftiŋli] drifting ground; fluttering ground

Driftless['driftlis] aimless; aimless; [geological] moraine-free

Driftlessness['driftlisnis] is aimless, no directional; no goal

driftmeter['driftmi:tə] offset meter (-meter)

drift-net [fisheries] (especially those used to catch Atlantic herring) drift nets, drift nets (net nets)

Driftpin (for connecting wood) tie bolts; [mechanical] cone pivot pins, perforators, piling machines, punch chisels (pin bolts; pin pins)

drift-sand sand

Driftway['driftwei] lane (way road)

driftwood ['driftwud] (for upholstery) loose boards; driftwood; driftwood (drift drifting)

drifty['drifti] drifting (noun + y)

adrift[ə'drift] adrift; floating; Drifting; Floating (a-in)

downdrift ['daundrift] drifting down; gradually descending; intonation descending (down down)

fandrift['fændrift] fan fan, lead duct (fan fan; enthusiast)

snowdrift ['snəudrift] Snow that flutters with the wind; snowdrift (snow snow) blown together by the wind

updrift['ʌp,drift] reverse push (up up)

Drill training; drilling machine; drill; seeder; drilling; strip sowing (mill mill; rill creek)

drillable['driləbl] drillable; drillable

Drillability [mining] drillability

drill-down drill down; dig down

drilled[drilld] Drilled; drilled

Driller['drilə] driller; drilling machine; drilling machine

Drillground ['drilgraund] Training Ground (ground ground; surface)

drill-harrow weeding rake (harrow rake)

drill hole [engineering] drill hole (hole hole; Holes)

Drilling['driliŋ] drilling; training, coaching; drilling

Drillmaster Strict Trainer, Strict Instructor [Military] Instructor; Police Instructor (Master Master)

drillmobile drill cart (mobile moving object)

Drill RIG Rig Drill Rig

drillship ['drlʃp] drill ship; submarine drill tanker; oil drill platform (ship ship)

drill stems; drill pipes; stem stems; Dry)

drillstock ['drilstɔk] [mechanical] drill handle;

Boat drill lifesaving exercises on board, lifeboat drills, life saving exercises (boat boats)

diamond drill diamond bit, diamond diamond

Fire drill fire drill; escape and other emergency measures drill (fire fire)

Hammerdrill Rock Drill (Hammer Hammer; Hammer Strike)

handdrill handheld rock drill; hand drill; hand drill (hand hand)

Jackdrill['dʒækdril] rock drill (jack jack; male)

predrill[pri:'dril] pre-drilled (pre-)

Predrilling[pri:'driliŋ] hit the lead drill hole; hit the borehole

redrill[ri:'dril] in... Re-strip sowing;Re-strip sowing (crop)(re-)

undrilled[ʌn'drilld] unrooted (undone)

drink [driŋk] drink, drink; absorb; toast; Drinking; drinking; cheering; Wine, drinks (d-down, ink ink; sink sinking. Note: They are all related to "liquid")

drank [dræŋk] drinking; drinking (past tense of drink)

drunk [drʌŋk] drinking; drunk (drink's done structure)

drinkable ['driŋkəbl] drinkable; Drinks (-able)

drinkability [,driŋkə'biləti] wine strength (-ability)

drinker [driŋkə] drunkard; drinker; wine-er

drinkery [driŋkəri] bar room; hotel (-ery)

drinkie[driŋki] wine [spoken] (-ie)

drinkie-pie['driŋkipai] [colloquial] wine

Drinking ['driŋkiŋ] Drink, drink; drink

Drinking bout (bout round; contest)

drinking cup

Drinking fountain (fountain fountain)

drinking glass (glass glass)

drinking straw straw

drinking water

Drink money [old saying] wine money, small account, reward (money money)

drinks [driŋks] drinks, drinks; drinks

Drink up and drink it all; drink it all

drinky[driŋki] wine = drinkie

drunkard ['drʌŋkəd] drunkard, drunkard (indulged in... of people)

drunk ['drʌŋkən] drunk; drunk; often drunk (-en)

drunkenly ['drʌŋkənli] drunkenly;

drunkenness['drʌŋkənnis] drunkenness; drunkenness (adjective + ness)

drunkometer[drʌŋ'kɔmitə] drunkometer (-meter)

alcoholic drink wine; Alcohol alcohol

(be) in drink drunk

(be) on the drink often, alcoholic; alcoholic

Meat and drink diet; endless fun (meat meat)

nondrinker [nɔn'driŋkə] non-drinkers (non-)

overdrink [,əuvə'driŋk] Too much alcohol, too much alcohol (over-)

Punch-drunk is beaten dizzy; sideways (punch punches with punches)

Soft-drink soft drinks (soft)

undrinkable [ʌn'driŋkəbl] unbowlable; un-;-able

drip[drip] water droplets; drip sound; intravenous drip; make drop drops (dip drops; dip drop)

drip-drop raindrops; drop drops

drip-dry wash-dried (dry-dried)

drip-feed Intravenous infusion (feed feeding)

dripless ['driplis] non-drip (-less)

Dripolator ['dripəleitə] drip-filter brewer

drippage['dripidʒ] dripping water; dripping; dripping water (-age)

dripper['dripə] drainage rack; well with little oil; dripper (-er)

dripping ['dripiŋ] wet; Small water droplets

drip pipe condensate discharge tube; dropper; condensate drain pipe (pipe pipe)

drip-proof

Dripple ['dripl] infiltration of dripping water; rapid dripping (-ple multiple; -le repeated; small)

drippy ['dripi] rainy; wet; dripping (noun +y)

dripstone['dripstəun] [gfa] drip stone; (formed by calcium carbonate) stalactite; stalagmite (stone stone)

dript[dript] drip (past tense and done structure of drip)

drip-tight ['driptait] drip-proof; impermeable (sealed)

antidrip anti-drip (anti-anti... of)

drive [draiv] driving; driving; starting (machine, etc.); internal drive, propulsion; fast lane (refer to drift drifting, drifting; drove cattle and sheep; drive past tense; river river)

drivable ['draivəbl] driven, drivable (-able)

drivability [,draivə'biləti] drivability; maneuvering agility (-ability)

Driveable driveable; excavatable

driveability [,draivə'biləti] maneuverability; drivability; maneuverability (-ability)

drivage ['draividʒ] [mining] excavation; roadway boring (-age)

Drive-by ['draiv, bai] along the road; speeding by; gangsters are shot by the car; driving by

Drive crazy will... Drive crazy; can't stand it (crazy crazy)

drivehead ['draivhed] [engineering] pile cap; transmission mechanism (head head)

drive-in ['draivin] drive-thru; roadside services; Drive-thru restaurants; drive-thru cinemas

drivel [drivəl] snot; saliva; confused; drooling; runny nose; silly words

Driveller [dri'velə] drooling; the man who says stupid things (-er)

Driveline ['draivlain] Drivetrain (line line)

Drive off to drive away; knock back

driver [draivə] driver;driver (see river river)

driveshaft ['draivʃɑ:ft] drive shaft; driven roller; drive lever (shaft shaft)

drivetrain ['draivtrein] drivetrain = driveline (train)

Drive up; drive up; drive to arrive; force... rise

drive-up ['draivʌp] "drive-thru" service, service to the car

Driveway (from buildings, houses, garages, etc.) lane (way road)

driving ['draiviŋ] driving; maneuvering; Propulsive; energetic

Backseat driver points to the person who is stepping on the foot (backseat rear seat)

Cabdriver['kæb,draivə] coachman; taxi driver (cab taxi)

counterdrive ['kauntə,draiv] [military] counterattack; counter-attack (counter-)

direct-drive direct incentive; direct drive (direct guidance)

eco-driving, eco-driving (eco-)

engine driver (engine engine)

Fly-drive Air-Land Tour (including round-trip air ticket and car rental fee) = Flydrive (fly fly)

goal-driven (goal target)

Hack-driver [US] Sergeant Major (hack hack)

hyperdrive faster-than-light propulsion (hyper-above)

in the driver's seat is dominant

market-driven Market-oriented, market-oriented

menu-driven (menu menu)

Motor drive motor (motor engine)

mouse-driven mouse driver

Outdrive[,aut'draiv] the car drove better than... Fast (or skilled); [golf] balls hit better than... Far (out-)

overdrive['əuvədraiv] drives excessive; Abuse; Overwork; Overdrive; Overspeed transmission (over over)

overdriven [,əuvə'drivn] overspeed; Overspeed transmission (overdrive's done structure)

piledriver ['pail,draivə] piling machine; Rambling people (pile heaps)

redrive [ri:'draiv] redrive; redrove, redriven (re-)

safe driving

self-drive rent a car for your own drive; Self-driving (self-driving)

self-driven [,self'draivən] is self-driven; self-motivated; automatic

Slave driver supervises slave workers; harsh superiors (slave slaves; driver supervisors)

task-driven task

taxi driver Taxi driver; taxi driver (taxi taxi)

test-drive ['testdraiv] 试车（test-drove，test-driven）（test测试）

underdrive ['ʌndə,drav] deceleration rotation; resist; lower drive, asvel (under below)

driven ['drivn] passive, driven; urgent; angry; Drive, drive (drive don)

drove [drəuv] driving (drive of the past) flock of sheep, etc.; Moving crowds or large numbers of things

Drover ['drəuvə] people who drive livestock to markets; livestock traders; livestock dealers (-er)

drivel ['drivəl] snot; saliva; confused words; drooling; runny nose; silly words; waste (cf. drive drive; river river; thrive prosperity; -el small)

Driveller ['drivələ] the man who drools; the man who says stupid things

Drivelling['drivəliŋ] saliva

drom root running (example word chadrome)

drome [drəum] [spoken] airport (drom-run; reference dome; rome;home)

Dromaeosaurs Velociraptor (-saur lizard; aeolus wind god in Greek mythology)

dromedary['drɔmədəri] Dromedary camel

dromomania's intense desire to travel; wanderers; wanderers (-mania mania)

dromometer(-meter)

dromophobia [psychological] walking phobia (-phobia phobia)

aerodrome [English] airport; air terminal (aero - aircraft)

airdrome ['eədrəum] [United States] Airport (air air)

Hippodrome Arena; Racecourse (Ancient Greece) (Hippo Hippo Hippo)

motordrome car (or motorcycle) racing track (or test track) (motor engine)

potamodromous river back (potamo-river)

rocketdrome rocket launch site (rocket rocket)

syndrome [clinical] syndrome; complications; calibrators; concurrent (syn-common)

syndromes syndrome (plural)

Syndromic syndrome; syndrome; simultaneous presence of things; correction of the child

drool[dru:l] saliva; dream talk, nonsense; drooling; nonsense; dripping from the mouth; rambling (spelling variant of drivel; reference drop)

drivel ['drivəl] snot; drooling; confused words; drooling; runny nose; silly words; waste (reference drive drive; river river; thrive prosperity; strive effort; struggle; -el small)

drop [drɔp] water droplets; falling; falling; casual leakage; drops; drops; drops; falling objects (deformed to the top of the drip droplets); top top)

Drop a line Write a text message to someone

Drop by by a visit

dropcloth ['drɔpklɔθ] [beauty] (covered in furniture when decorating and painting rooms) cover sheet; Cloth (cloth cloth)

drop-dead[drɔp'ded] extremely striking (dead dead)

drop-down menu drop-down menu

drophead ['drɔphed] activity head; Live top (head head)

drop-in ['drɔpin] uninvited guests (drop in by the way)

dropper-in by-the-way visit; mixed in information; by the way; inserted

dropkick ['drɔpkik] kicks the bouncing ball; kick kicks the ball before it hits the ground

dropleaf['drɔpli:f] movable flap; There is a table top that can be put down (leaf leaves)

droplet['drɔplit] droplets, droplets; droplets (-let)

droplight['drɔplait] chandelier (light lamp)

dropline['drɔplain] branch line; horizontal heading (line line)

droplist['drɔplist] drop-down list box; drop-down menu (list list)

drop-off ['drɔpɔf] drop off; Unloading; lowering; reducing)

dropout['drɔpaut] dropout; drop out; drop out; drop out; drop out; drop out;

dropout student out-of-school children

Drop out of dropouts, drop out of school; from... Exit

droppable ['drɔpəbl] can be dropped; disposable; suitable for casting (-able)

dropped[drɔpt] throw kicks to score; drop, decrease; drop, drip (-ed)

dropper['drɔpə] dropper; make something drop off; dripper (-er)

Dropper-in casual visitors; uninvited guests

Dropping['drɔpiŋ] falling; airdropping; dripping in

droppings['drɔpiŋz] droppings of birds and beasts; droppings (plural)

dropship['dropʃip] (manufacturers shipping directly to retailers without wholesalers) direct shipment, wholesale distribution, underwriting wholesale (-ship)

dropshipper['dropʃipə] Retailers who purchase directly from manufacturers (without wholesalers) (-er)

dropwise ['drɔp,waiz] drop by drop, drop by drop (-wise)

Airdrop ['eədrɔp] airdrop (supplies, etc.) (air air)

backdrop ['bæk,drɔp] background; backdrop (behind back)

Back-drop back drop

dewdrop ['dju:drɔp] dew drops; dew drops (dew dew)

drip-drop raindrops; drip droplets

eardrop['iədrɔp] earrings, earrings

eardrops['iədrɔps] ear drops, ear drops

eyedrop['aidrɔp] eye drops; tears (eye eyes)

eyedropper['aidrɔpə] ophthalmoscope; eye drop dropper (-er)

Jaw-dropping refers to the extremely surprising, appalling (jaw lesson)

lemon drop lemon lemon

Lemon-drop lemon flavored fruit candy

multidrop['mʌltidrɔp] multi-station; multi-branch

name-drop ['neimdrɔp] Name celebrities to elevate themselves, borrowing celebrities and magnates to inflate their stature

overdrop [,əuvə'drɔp] hanging in... Above; drop in... Above; dwarfs (over-)

raindrop ['reindrɔp] raindrops, raindrops

redrop [ri:'drɔp] (make) fall again; (make) drop again (re-)

rosedrop ['rəuzdrɔp] rosacea; Rose Rose

Sharp drop plummets (sharp)

snowdrop ['snəudrɔp] [plant] Galanthus plant (snow snow)

teardrop ['tiədrɔp] teardrops; Teardrops (tear tears)

waterdrop['wɔ:tə,drɔp] water drops;

drought[draut] drought; lack (word derived from dry; brought brought)

drouth[drauθ] long drought = drought (see mouth, south)

drought control;

drought-enduring; drought resistance (enduring)

drought-resistant drought tolerance, drought resistance (resistant)

droughty['drauti] arid; dry (noun +y)

droughty area

drouthy ['drauθi] [English] thirsty; dry; dry

drown [draun] drowning; Drowning (morphing to down, r generation river, drop falling; water droplets)

drown care borrows wine to pour sorrow, (with wine, etc.) to relieve sorrow (care care)

drowned [draund] drowned; Flooded; Those who have no return; Trapped persons; Drowning; Submerged (-ed)

drowned lime (lime)

drowner[draunə] drowned (-er)

drowning ['drauniŋ] drowning; submerging; [surgical] drowning; submerging

Drown out (sounds, etc.) drowns and overwhelms; (commonly used passive voice) (floods) drives people out of the house

drownproof [swimming] to master the floating technique (-proof)

drownproofing [swimming] floating method, drowning prevention method, floating technique

drowse [drauz] drowsiness; false sleep; doze; daze; drowsiness; drowsiness (time) (see bowse banquet; dowse search for water; -se)

drowsy ['drauzi] drowsy; silent; hypnotic (noun + y)

Drowsily ['drauzili] drowsily; languidly

Drowsiness ['drauzinis] drowsiness; drowsiness; false sleepiness

drudge [drʌdʒ] hard work; people who do heavy and boring work; heavy labor; do hard work; forced to do hard work (cf. grudge jealousy and resentment; trudge trek)

Drudgery hard work, hard work

Drudgingly toiledly

drug[drʌɡ] drugs; narcotics; slow-selling goods; Drug use; making drugs; mixing narcotics in (refer to drag drag; bug bug; pug pug; dug over; rug fur carpet)

drug abuser addicts; drug users; drug abusers (abuser abusers)

drug addicts; drug addicts

Drug dealer; drug smuggler (dealer dealer)

Drug-fast resistant; drug-resistant (fast fast)

Drugged [drʌgd] anesthesia; make medication; make medication; make medication

druggie ['drʌɡi] addict; drug addict druggy(-ie)

druggist ['drʌɡist] pharmacist; pharmacist; (U.S.) pharmacy owner (who also sells cosmetics, stationery, and other groceries)

Drugmaker (or company, factory) (maker maker)

drugmaking (making)

drugpusher [colloquial] (illegal sale of narcotic drugs) drug dealers, drug dealers (pusher salesmen)

drugster ['drʌɡstə] addicts, addicts (addicts), drug addicts (-ster people)

Drug store

Drugstore['drʌɡstɔ:] Pharmacy (often selling cosmetics, magazines, and other groceries) ;(mi) grocery store

drug trafficker; drug lord (trafficker engaged in illegal activities)

drug user (user user)

druggy['drʌɡi] drug addicts; Drug use; drug use caused

antibiotic drug antibiotic (bacterial) drugs, antibacterial (antibiotic) (antibiotic antibacterial)

antidrug ['æntidrʌɡ] anti-narcotics (anti-)

counterdrug anti-addictive drugs (drugs that cause people to feel disgusted with addictive substances such as heroin and alcohol) (counter-)

Miracle Drug Miracle

prodrug prodrug prodrugs, prodrug prodrugs; prodrugs (pro-)

wonder drug miracle medicine, special medicine; millennium ganoderma lucidum (wonder miracle)

drum [drʌm] drum; drumming; drumming; vigorous struggle (onomatopoeia, imitating the sound of drumming)

drumbeat ['drʌmbi:t] drumming; beat

drumbeater ['drʌm,bi:tə] advocate; journalist; propagandist; news advertiser (-er)

drumbeating ['drʌm,bi:tiŋ] advertising, publicity

drumfish ['drʌmfiʃ] totoaba, fishfish

drumhead ['drʌmhed] tympanic membrane, drum skin; winch head

drumline ['drʌmlain] drum hotline; drum band (line line)

drummed ['drʌmd] drum (barrel is a drum-shaped object-ed)

drummer ['drʌmə] drummer (-er)

Drumming ['drʌmiŋ] hums; drumming sounds

drummist['drʌmist] drummer (-ist)

drummy ['drʌmi] [mining] knocks on the top of the gang to make a sound

drumroll['drʌmrəul] drumming; drumming (roll rolling)

drumstick['drʌmstik] drumstick; chicken leg, poultry leg (stick stick)

Drum up solicitation (customer); strive for; gather; agitate

eardrum['iədrʌm] eardrum, eardrum; middle ear (ear ear)

kettledrum ['ketldrʌm] timpani drum, copper drum; hemispherical copper drum; afternoon tea party

kettledrummer timpani drummer (kettle drum)

tapedrum ['teip,drʌm] with drums; tape straps

dry [drai] dry; dry; dry (see try try; fry fry; cry cry)

dried[draid] dried; dried (-ed)

Dried fruit dried fruit; dried fruit fruit

Dried vegetables; dried vegetables; dried vegetables

drier['draiə] dryer; desiccant; hair dryer (-er)

Drily ['draili] dryly; coldly; ironically

dryasdust['draəzdʌst] boring; boring but learned speaker; dry as dust

dry-boned ['drai,bəund] skinny (bone bone;-ed)

dry-bones ['draibəunz] [spoken] skinny man, skinny man (bone bone)

dryer=drier ['draiə] dryer; [additive] desiccant (-er); drier (adjective + er)

dryest ['draist] driest (adjective + est)

dry-clean ['draikli:n] dry cleaning (clothes);

dry-cleaned['draikli:nd] dry cleaning; dry cleaning (-ed)

dry-cleaner dry cleaner

dry-cleaning [,drai 'kli:niŋ] dry cleaning

dry-cure ['draikjuə] curing; dry curing (meat, hides, etc.) (cure is processed)

dry-dock suspends someone's post; is suspended; enters the dry dock; puts the ship into the dry dock (dock dock)

dry-farm is cultivated in dryland farming; non-irrigated farming (farm farms)

drygas['draigæs] dry gas; dry gas (gas gas)

dry goods (e.g. cereals, cotton, coal, etc.); textiles; cloth (goods goods)

dry grass ;dry grass grass

Dry humor cold jokes; humor humor

Dry ice; solid carbon dioxide (ice ice)

dryish [draiiʃ] a bit dry (-ish)

drying ['draiiŋ] drying; Dry; put ... Dry it up

drying agent [chemical] desiccant (agent agent)

Drying equipment;

drying oven drying oven (oven oven)

dryland['drailænd] dryland (land land)

dryly=drily ['draili] dryly; boringly (adjective +ly)

dryness ['drainis] dry; cold; dry and tasteless (-ness)

Dryness-heat

Dry-nurse ['drai, nə:s] care;

dryout ['draiəut] dried out (dry out; abstain from alcohol)

drypoint ['draipɔint] copperplate engraving;

dryrot ['drairɔt] dry rot; fungus etc. cause borer holes (rot rot)

dry-salt ['draisɔ:lt] cured; dried (meat, hides, etc.) (salt salt)

drysalter ['drai,sɔ:ltə] (dealing in salted meat, fish, pickles and other dry and salty foods, canned food, cooking oil or medicines, dyes, glues, etc.) dry salt (or dry pickled) goods (-er)

drysaltery ['drai,sɔ:ltəri] dry salty goods store; dry goods store (-ery)

dry-shod['drai' ʃɔd] so that the feet or shoes are not wet;

dry-type dry, dry (type style)

Dry up dry; shut up

drywall [,drai'wɔ:l] drywall;

drip-dry dried; drip dried as you wash (drip makes drip drip)

air-dry ['eədrai] dried; fully air-dried; Air-drying

Airdry['eədrai] air dry, air dry, naturally dry

airdried['eədraid] air-dried; air-dried (-ed)

blow-dry [bləu'drai] blow drying (hair) with a hair dryer

bonedry['bəundrai] absolutely dry; very dry (bone bones)

bone-dry ['bəun'drai] absolutely prohibited alcohol; Extremely dry, thoroughly dry

cryodrying ['kraiə,draiiŋ] cryo-drying; cryo-cryo-cryo

damp-dry ['dæmp'drai] semi-dry; makes... Semi-dry (damp wet)

freeze-dried ['fri:zdraid] freeze-dried

Freeze-dry ['fri:z,drai] freeze-dried, freeze-dried

Freezedryer freeze dryer

hair dryer, hair dryer, hair dryer (hair hair)

semidry[,semi'drai] semi-dry (semi-half)

sun-dried ['sʌndraid] sun-dried (sun sun)

undried[,ʌn'draid] undried (undone)

washer-drier['wɔʃə'draiə] washing machine with dehydration (washer washer)

Drought [draut] drought; severe insufficiency, chronic deficiency (or shortage), depletion

du root double; two, deformed to duo, dou, dubit, dupl (reference -it; example word lookup dubitable)

Dual; dual; dual; double; double; double number

Dualism Dualism; Duality; Dualism

Dualist dualist

Dualistic binary; dualistic

Dualistically dualistic; duality

Duality duality; [matter] duality

Dualization binary, [number] dualization; multiplexing

Dualize makes... Dualization; making... It has duality

duo duet; duet; duo (-o)

duobinary [number] binary

duodecimal one-twelfth; twelve-round; twelve-digit; decimal (decimal decimal; decimal)

Duodenal duodenal

duodenum [anatomy] duodenum (denum countable; columnar)

duolex double; double; repeat (-fold lex)

duologue dialogue; dialogue; dialogue (logue speaking)

duoplasmatron [electronic] double plasmatron

duopoly [dju'ɔpəli] situation in which two sellers monopolize the market (poly selling);

Duopolistic two-headed monopoly; duopoly

duoservo double force action (duo-two; servo servo; servo system; servo system)

duopsony[dju'ɔpsəni] (for a product) double-ended buyer monopoly (psony buy)

duotasking dual-core task

duotetrode duote (tetrode)

duotone two-tone version; same-color thick and light two-color overprinting method; two-color version (tone color harmonization)

duotriode bitransistor (triode transistor)

Dub root two, deformed into doub, same du

Dubi root II (derived from the dub, -i-connection symbol)

dubious ['dju:bjəs] suspicious; ambiguous; uncertain; half-convinced (etymology is the same as doubt. i.e. indeterminate, oscillating between two possibilities)

dubiously['dju:bjəsli] suspiciously; suspiciously

Dubiousness['dju:bjəsnis] suspicious stuff; suspiciousness

dubiety [dju:'baiəti] suspicious stuff; suspiciousness

dubitable ['dju:bitəbl] suspicious; uncertain (dub-two; -it-walking; i.e. walking, rocking, doubting between two possibilities, with doubtable suspicious)

dubitably ['dju:bitəbli] suspiciously; suspiciously

dubitant ['dju:bitnt] syfyst-skeptical; a skeptical doubter

dubitate ['dju:bi'teit] skeptical

dubitation [,dju:bi'teiʃən] [ancient] doubt; half-believing

dubitative ['dju:bitətiv] skeptical, doubtful; hesitant, hesitant

dubitatively ['dju:bitətivli] half-believing, skeptical

Indubitable is unquestionable; unquestionable; clear, very obvious

indubitably undoubtedly, unquestionably, unquestionably

Indubitability is unquestionable

Duc root from Latin, table "guide, guide, pull; bring", with duct (example word checkduct)

duck [dʌk] duck; dodge; slam... Into the water (named after ducks who like to dive dips.) Reference luck; truck truck; buck buck buck)

duckbill['dʌkbil] platypus (an animal); duckbill (bill bill)

duckboard['dʌkbɔ:d] (paved on muddy roads or wetlands or on trenches) narrow boards, pad boards (board boards)

Duck down duck down; hurry down (to avoid danger) (down fluff)

ducker ['dʌkə] diver; duck farmer; diving bird (-er)

duckery['dʌkəri] duck farm (-ery)

duckfoot['dʌkfut] arrow-shaped medium ploughing shovel; right angle elbow (foot foot)

duckie['dʌki] excellent; extremely pleasant, gratifying = ducky(-ie)

Ducking['dʌkiŋ] dodges; burrows into the water; bows his head rapidly

duck-legged short-legged (leg;-ed)

duckling['dʌkliŋ] duckling(-ling)

duck meat

Duck soup is easy; good bully (soup soup)

duckstone['dʌkstəun] water drift stone (stone stone)

ducktail['dʌkteil] duck tail hairstyle (tail tail)

duckweed['dʌkwi:d] [plant] duckweed;

ducky ['dʌki] delightful; excellent; [English] dear, baby, lover (noun +y)

duck-yard (yard yard)

Dead duck is doomed; worthless people or things (dead dead)

salted duck egg (salted salted)

Sitting duck is a target that is easy to hit; an object that is easy to be deceived (sitting is sitting)

Ugly duckling ugly duckling; ugly people who grow up ugly when they are ugly

Duct root from Latin meaning to lead, table "guide, guide; bring", with duc (reference-t)

duct [dʌkt] conveyor pipe, catheter; Conveyed with a catheter; sealed with a catheter

Ductal['dʌktl] tube; catheter's

ducted['dʌktid] in the pipeline; Conveyed by pipe

ducter['dʌktə] microresistive meter

ductile['dʌktail] soft; easy to teach; easy to extend (-ile)

ductility[dʌk'tiləti] ductility; softness; obedience

ductless['dʌktlis] catheterless

ductule['dʌktju:l] small duct; [invertebrate] small catheter (-ule small)

ductus['dʌktəs] [anatomy, zoology] catheter; Font; handwriting (-us)

Laying of ductwork ['dʌktwə:k] (pipes transporting gases, liquids, etc.); pipe networks, pipe (or conduit) systems (work works)

abduct [æb'dʌkt] kidnapping; abduction; abduction (ab- to the distance)

abduce [æb'dju:s] makes outreach; puts... Lead away

abducent [æb'dju:sənt] is outreachable, extended

abducens [anatomy] abducens nerves (=abducens nerves); abductor muscles

Abduction [æb'dʌkʃən] abduction, kidnapping; inducement

Abductive induced

abductor [æb'dʌktə] abductor

adduce [ ə'dju:s] citation; citation (ad-)

adducent [ə'dju:sənt] (dianabol) retracted, adducted

adduct [ə'dʌkt] makes adduction; [chemical] adduct

adduction [ə'dʌkʃən] citation; inward turn; adduction

adductive, adductable

adductor [ ə'dʌktə] [anatomy] adductor;

airduct ['eə dʌkt] ventilation duct;

aqueduct['ækwidʌkt] [hydraulic] aqueduct;

Aqueductal water pipe; ditch

conduce causes; beneficial, contributes to (con-common, duc-guided)

Conducive is helpful; helps... target

conduct['kɔndʌkt] conductor; Behavior; Conduction; Conductive; Lead; Implementation; Management; Bootstrapping; manifestation

conductance [electrical]conductance;conductivity;conductivity;conductivity coefficient

conductible (to heat, electricity, sound, etc.) can be conducted; can be conducted

conductibility (conductive heat, electricity, sound) conductivity

conduction [physiological] conduction

Conductive conductive; conductive; conductive

conductivity conductivity; [matter] [physiological] conductivity

Conductometer; Thermal Conductivity Meter (-meter)

conductometric measures thermal conductivity

conductimetric conductometer; thermal conductivity meter; conductivity measurement

conductor [kən'dʌktə] conductor; conductor; conductor; leader; manager

Conductress female guides; female conductors; female conductors (of bands, etc.); female conductors

deduce [di'dju:s] inference, inference; deduction (de-down, -duc pull, bootstrap. i.e. downward guidance, deduction, inference)

deduct [di'dʌkt] deduction, subtraction; deduction

deductible [di'dʌktəbl] deductible; deductible

deduction [di'dʌkʃən] deduction, subtraction; inference; deduction amount

deductive[di'dʌktiv] deductive; inferred; inferred

educt [chemical] segregation; inference (e-outward; -duct guided)

educate ['edjukeit] education; training; training (e-outward; -duc-guide, guide; -ate verb suffix)

educable['edʒukəbl] educatable (educ=educate)

Educability is edifyable; educational

educated['edjukeitid] educated; Cultured; Training; Teaching; cultivate

educatee [,edjukei'ti:] educated (-ee passive)

education [edju'keiʃn] education; pedagogy (e-outward)

Educational; educational

Educationally in an educational way

Educationist educator; educational theorist

Educationalist educator; educator

educative ['edʒukətiv] educational, educational; Educational

Educator ['edʒukeitə] educator; educator; teacher

induce [in'dju:s] introduction; introduction; absorption; inducement; cause; inducement; induction (in-enter, make, -duc guide, lead; extended word meaning inducement)

induced [in'dju:st] induced; induced; Seduction; persuasion

inducer [in'dju:sə] [legacy] inducer; seducer; deflector; inductor

induct[in'dʌkt] boot; induction; makes... Inauguration; in-enlistment

inductance[in'dʌktəns] inductance; inductance; self-inducing

Inductee [,indʌk'ti:] soldiers called into the army; incumbents

induction [in'dʌkʃən] [electromagnetic] induction; induction; inductive phenomena

Inductive [in'dʌktiv] [number] inductive; [electrical] inductive; induced

inductor[in'dʌktə] inductor; grantor; person conferred on the priesthood

intraductal (intra-inward, -duce boot)

introduce[intrə'dju:s] introduction; introduction; proposed; adoption

Intro[intrə] Introduction; Introduction (intro=inter mutual; enter)

introducer [,intrə'dju:sə] introducer; intubator

introduction[,intrə'dʌkʃən] Introduction

introductive[,intrə'dʌktiv] preface; introductory =introductory; preamble

introductory [,intrə'dʌktəri] guided, introduced; beginning

Manuduction Guidelines (manu-hand; -duct-boot)

oviduct [anatomy] fallopian tubes (ovi-egg)

produce [prəu'dju:s] production; cause; create; produce, produce, product (pro-forward, -duc pull, guide. Derivation of word meaning production, manufacturing)

produceable [prə'djusəbəl] is producable;

produceability; producable

produced elongated; deformally elongated; Produce; manufacture; create

producer[prə'dju:sə] producer; producer

producible; staged; extendable

producibility producible; producible

producing [prə'dju:siŋ] production; Production; manufacturing; presentation; production

product['prɔdəkt] product; result; [number] product; work

production [prəu'dʌkʃən] result; product;

Productional Produces products; produces economic value

Productive can be productive; productive, productive; productive; productive

Productively fruitful; fruitful; productive; productive

Productiveness Profitability; Productivity, Productivity; Productivity

Productivity Productivity; Productivity; Productivity

reduce [ri'dju:s] decrease; lower; make in; put... Decomposition (re-back; duce guidance, i.e. backward guidance, extension indentation, reduction)

reduced [ri'dju:st] decreasing; [number] simplified; reduced; reduced; reduced

reducer [ri'dju:sə] reducer; reducer; [additive] reducing agent; reducer

reducible[ri'dju:səbl] reducable; reducable

Reducing[ri'dju:siŋ] to reduce; weight loss, weight loss

reductant [ri'dʌktənt] [additive] reducing agent

reductase [ri'dʌkteis] [biochemical] reductase

Reduction[ri'dʌkʃən] decreases; descends; shrinks

Reductionism Reductionism; Reductionism

Reductionist [ri'dʌkʃənist] reductionist; reductionist

reductive[ri'dʌktiv] decreasing; reducing; reducing; shrinking trending; reducer

seduce[si'dju:s] seduction; seduction; seduction; seduction; inducement (se-separation, duce=duct pull, i.e., diversion, deviation, derivation of the relevant meanings. Reference sex)

Seducer seducers; liars; people who play with women

seduction[si'dʌkʃən] seduction; charm; (plural) seducement = seducement

Seductive[si'dʌktiv] is glamorous; sexy; eye-catching

Seductively seductively; seductively

Seductress [si'dʌktris] seduces men with women; fox spirits

Seductiveness is glamorous; seductive

semicon ['semikɔn] semiconductor

subduct [səb'dʌkt] minus; minus; retrieved; Pull-down; remove (sub-)

subduction [səb'dʌkʃən] subduction; [Geology] dives

subduction zone; subduction zone; zone zone

subduce [səb'dju:s] minus; remove, remove

traduce slander; slander; betrayal (tra-diversion, -duc bootstrapping)

Traducement slander; slander; slander

traducer slanderer

traduction dissemination communication; translation

traductor parcel lifting device;

Transduce [physics] changes from one form to another; transduction (signal, etc.); [genetics, biology]transduction (gene, etc.) (trans-conversion)

transducer [auto] sensor, [electronic] transducer, transducer

transductant; transconductors

transduction [genetics] transduction; conversion; transduction; frequency conversion

transductor [electronic] saturation reactor

due [dju:] due; expected; payable; due; due; payable; due; due; due; due;

dueable[dju: əbl] long-lasting, durable

dues[dju:s] membership fees

due for deserves

due out pending; pending return; should be out but not yet

due to; should be attributed

become due expiration (become becomes; becomes)

dock-dues dock usage fee (dock dock)

overdue; late; unpaid (over-)

Perdu is invisible; hidden

Perdue hidden; invisible; daredevil; Very slim hope (per-)

subdue conquest; inhibition; mitigation (sub-under, -du-with du-pull, guided)

subdued weakened; subdued; suppressed; Make obedience, suppress, weaken

undue[,ʌn'dju:] excessive, excessive; inappropriate; unexpired (un-)

Unduly[,ʌn'dju:li] excessively; inappropriate; improper

Duke[dju:k] Duke, monarch of the (principality); Duke (species) cherry (etymology same as duc- and -duct-guide, lead. Used to refer to knighthood)

dukecherry['dju:k,tʃeri] [plant] Duke cherry (cherry berry)

Dukedom['dju:kdəm] Duke's title; Duke's domain (-dom)

dukey['du:ki:] [mining] lift flat car

royal duke Prince and Duke, Royal Duke (royal)

Ducal ['dju:kəl] Duke's; Duke's; Duke's

duchess ['dʌtʃis] duchess; Warm hospitality; flattering; (Australia) Hospitality; Courtship (-ess)

Duchy['dʌtʃi] Principality; Duchy;

dull [dʌl] blunt; dull; dull; dull; dull;

dullard ['dʌləd] stupid; fool (-ard too... of people)

Dullhead['dʌlhed] stupid;

Dulling['dʌliŋ] darkening; losing light; dulling; dulling; dimming

Dullish['dʌliʃ] is a little dull (or dull, stupid); slightly dull (or monotonous); dim (-ish)

Dullness['dʌlnis] Dullness, bluntness (-ness)

Dullsville ['dʌlzvil] very boring things (or places); extremely dull or monotonous (i.e. dull village boring villages; -ville towns)

Dull-witted stupid (wit wisdom; intellect)

Dully[dʌlli] dullly; dullly; listlessly

Dumb[dʌm] dumb, incapable of speaking; non-talking, voiceless (cf. deaf deaf; thumb thumb; plumb exploration; numb numb numb; crumb crumbs)

dumbass ['dʌmæs] [slang] stupid; idiot; idiot (ass stupid)

dumbbell ['dʌmbel] dumbbell;

dumbfound makes panic; Make stunned, make surprised, make stunned, make stunned (found found)

dumbfounded, stunned; envoy... Panic; make... fluster

Dumbfounder makes panic; makes stunned, makes surprised, makes startled, makes stunned stunned

Dumbhead Stupid = Blockhead (head head)

Dumbing down superficial, low-energy; down stupid (down)

Dumbly ['dʌmli] silently; wordlessly

Dumbness ['dʌmnis] speechless, silent

Dumbstruck ['dʌmstrʌk] frightened; frightened (struck blow)

Dumbstricken was speechless, stunned, tongue-tied, stunned (stricken frustrated)

Dumb things (dumb things)

Dumbwaiter lift; waiter stand (waiter waiter)

deaf-and-dumb; deaf-deaf

dummy ['dʌmi] virtual; false; Puppet; dumb; imitation (derived from tumble dumb.) Used to refer to textiles. Reference yummy, mummy)

dumm['dʌm] (German) stupid

Dummy run naval exercises; Rehearsals; Exercises (Run Runs)

dummied ['dʌmid] hollowed out; pseudo; silent; replaced by imitations

dummies['dʌmis] imitations

dummying['dʌmiiŋ] spooled; Replace it with imitations

dump root heap; cluster (example word lookup dump)

dumpling ['dʌmpliŋ] dumplings; soup dumplings; dough pudding; (dough-like) stocky people (or animals) (-ling small)

dump[dʌmp] dumping; dumping; dropping, unloading; getting rid of, throwing; dumping; Dumping garbage; sudden fall or fall; unloading; passing on (responsibility, etc.); Dumps; warehouses; disorderly accumulation (see pump pumps; bump lumps, bumps)

dumpable['dʌmpəbl] dumpable; unloadable

dumpage ['dʌmpidʒ] dumping, dumping; Waste dumps, garbage dumps; dumping fees; right to dump garbage (at a particular site)

dumpcart ['dʌmpkɑ:t] dump truck;

dumped[dʌmpt] discarded; dumped; dumped; thrown down

dumper ['dʌmpə] automatic dump truck; dumper; cleaner

dumping dumping; dumping; dumping; dumping; pour

dumpish ['dʌmpiʃ] melancholy; dull

Dumping ground dumping site; dumping ground

dumps[dʌmps] waste, dumpsters (plural); melancholy; dumping

dumpsite['dʌmp, sait] dumping yard;

dumpster ['dʌmpstə] large garbage loading and unloading trucks; large iron drums for garbage (-ster do... of)

dumpy ['dʌmpi] stocky, stubby; melancholy; low sofa; short umbrella (noun +y)

antidumping anti-dumping policy anti-dumping policy anti-dumping policy (anti-)

antidumping duty anti-dumping duties (duty duties)

car dump [vehicle] overturn unloading device (car trolley)

Car dumper dump truck

garbage dump dump; garbage dump

rubbish dump; rubbish dump

dumpling ['dʌmpliŋ] dumplings; soup dumplings; dough pudding; (dough-like) stocky people (or animals) (-dump-heap; dough; -ling small; repeated)

dumpling in soup dumplings; Lantern, flat soup; wonton soup

boiled dumplings (boiled boiled)

rice dumplings (rice rice)

dung [dʌŋ] feces; Fertilize in; excrete feces, excrete feces (onomatopoeia, simulating the sound of excretion. Reference plug, lid, cover; lung lung; respirator; slung thrown casually; bribe)

Dung beetle dung beetle; scarab beetle; beetle beetle

dung-cart['dʌŋkɑ:t] fertilizer truck, fertilizer trailer, manure truck (cart)

dungeon['dʌndʒən] dungeon, earthen dungeon = donjon; put... Imprisoned in a dungeon, put ... Locked up in a dirt jail

dunghill ['dʌŋhil] dung heap; composting; filthy site (hill hill)

dungy ['dʌŋi] dirty; full of feces (noun +y)

cow-dung['kaudʌŋ] cow feces (cow; cow)

dunk[dʌŋk] dunk, dunk; (especially food) bubble, dip; (joke) press someone into the water (reference bunkk; punk)

Dunked dunk (dunk's past participle form); dipped in liquid

Dunker submarine

duo root two, same du (example word look du)

dupe [dju:p] deception; foolishness; deceived; liared person = duplicate (stupid stupid; numb; note the consonant dullness after s)

dupable ['dju:pəbl] is easily deceived; deceitful

dupability [,dju:pə'biləti] deceived character; vulnerable to deception

duper ['dju:pə] deceiver; Fraudsters

dupery ['dju:pəri] fraud; deception (-ery)

duping['dju:piŋ] deception; foolishness; Reproduction;reproduction

duplicated; doubled; duplicated; duplicated; duplicated; doubled

diskdupe ['diskdju:p] copy tool (disk disk)

duplicated; double; copies; reproductions; Duplicate; repeat; make doubling (du-double; plic-fold)

duple double; double; double beat (du-; -ple full)

duplicable can be doubled; reproducible, reproducible

duplicability is replicable and can be doubled

duplicatable is replicable

Duplicate; copy; multiplied

duplicative doubled

duplicator photocopier; replicator

Plicate['plaikeit] has pleats; folded into a fan

duplex['djuːpleks] doubled, double; Duplex; two-storey apartment suite (du-two; -plex stacking)

Duplicitous treacherous; double; duplicitous

Duple double; double; double beat

Dur root comes from latin meaning to last, meaning "continuous, continuing; strong, persistent; hard" (e.g. chaurable)

durable['djuərəbl] durable, durable; durable goods (dur continuous)

dure [djuə] endure, endure; Continuous; persistent, durable, durable, durable (see sure, cure)

durably['djuərəbli] enduringly; firmly

durability[,djuərə'biləti] durability; robustness; durability

Durance['djuərəns] (long-term) imprisonment

duration[djuə'reiʃən] duration, duration, duration; [phonetic] length, pitch extension

durative['djuərətiv] continuous, continuous; continuous

Duress[djuə'res] coerced; (illegal) imprisonment

Duressor[djuə'resə] [law] a person who commits coercion (or coercion).

during['djuəriŋ] in... duration

endure [in'djuə] endurance; tolerance; dur sustained

Endurable [in'djuərəbl] can endure; tolerable; can last

Endurably [in'djuərəbli] tolerablely; tolerably; to endure; to endure

endurance [in'djurns] patience;patience;endurance;endurance;endurance

enduring [in'djuəriŋ] persistent; tolerable; endure

Enduringly enduringly; permanently

indurate hardens; makes solid; makes solid; makes cold; cold; stubborn; hardens (in-)

indurated hardened; Cured; Hardened; Make sturdy; Make hardening

Induration hardening; [medical] induration; stubbornness; ruthlessness

indurative hardening; Stubborn; Rugged

nondurable; non-durable

nondurables non-durable

obdurate['ɔbdjurət] stubborn, stubborn; ruthless (ob-reinforcing meaning, -dur-sturdy, enduring)

obdurately stubbornly; ob-completely

Obduracy [ 'ɔbdjurəsi] stubborn; cold; stubborn

Obdurability hardness; toughness; robustness

Perdure Continues; Persistent (per-)

Perdurability lasts; eternity

Perdurable permanent, long-lasting

semidurable semi-fire resistant (semi-half)

semidurables semi-durable goods [also as semidurable goods]

undurable[ʌn'djuərəbl] non-durable

undurable goods non-durable goods; daily necessities

Unendurable ['ʌnin'djuərəbl] cannot be tolerated; it cannot last

Verdure lush grass; turquoise, emerald green; (poems, texts) fresh (reference very; dure)

dusk [dʌsk] dusk, twilight; dark, dim; Faint; Darken (refer to dust)

duskier dull; faint; melancholy; hazy (dusky deformation)

duskiest dim; faint; melancholy; hazy (dusky deformation)

duskiness ['dʌskinis] is dim; slightly dark

duskily ['dʌskəli] slightly black; faintly (adjective +ly)

duskish['dʌskiʃ] a bit dark (-ish)

dusky ['dʌski] dull; faint; melancholy; hazy (noun +y)

dust[dʌst] dust; dust; dust (dirt dust; dirt; -st superlative suffix; reference dusk; just just as)

dustband ['dʌstbænd] (watch's) dust ring (band ring)

dustbin['dʌstbin] [English] trash cans, trash cans (bin boxes)

dustbinman['dʌstbin,mæn] [English] garbage worker, sanitation worker (man man)

dustbin room garbage room

dust-brand ['dʌstbrænd] [plant pathology] powdery mildew, smut (brand brand)

dustcart['dʌstka:t] garbage truck (cart cart)

dustcoat['dʌs(t)kəut] dust coat, trench coat (coat coat)

dust collector vacuum cleaner; [ambient] dust collector (collector collector)

dust-colour ['dʌst,kʌvə] grey-brown, earthy brown, dust (colour color)

dustcover['dʌst,kʌvə] dust enclosure;

duster ['dʌstə] rags, dusters; dust collectors; dusters (-er)

dustfall['dʌst,fɔ:l] dust fall; dust fall; dust settlement (fall landing)

dustheap['dʌsthi:p] garbage heap; obscurity; annihilation (heap heap)

Dusting['dʌstiŋ] removes dust; cleans; beats; bumps (when the ship encounters a storm).

dustily ['dʌstili] dusty (adjective +ly)

dustiness['dʌstinis] dustiness; dustiness; dustiness (-ness)

dust jacket (jacket)

dust-laden dusty (laden loaded)

dustless['dʌstlis] dustless, non-dusty (-less)

dustlike['dʌstlaik] dusty (-like)

dustman['dʌstmən] garbage man, cleaner (man man)

Dustoff ['dʌstɔf] [US] (from the battlefield) evacuates the wounded in helicopters, life-saving (or ambulance) helicopters

Dust off to wipe away the dust

dustpan['dʌstpæn] small shovel; dung basket, 箕箕 (pan dish-shaped vessel)

dustproof ['dʌstpru:f] dustproof; dust-free; dust-free, impermeable (-proof)

duststorm ['dʌststɔ:m] sandstorm (storm storm)

dust-tight ['dʌsttait] dust-separated; Dustproof, dustproof (tight)

dustup['dʌstʌp] commotion; noisy, quarrelsome (up up)

Dust wrapper dust cover; dust jacket (wrapper packaging material)

dusty ['dʌsti] dusty (noun +y)

bugdust['bʌgdʌst] cut powder, dust (bug bug bug)

bugdusting['bʌgdʌstiŋ] to remove pulverized coal

dedust [di:'dʌst] dust removal; de-ashing (de-removal)

deduster[di:'dʌstə] dust collector (-er)

dryasdust['draəzdʌst] boring; A boring but well-to-do speaker; Dry as dust

golddust['gəulddʌst] gold dust;

lung-duster ['lʌŋ'dʌstə] [U.S.] cigarette (also known as lung-fogger) (lung respirator)

lung-fogger ['lʌŋ,fɔgə] cigarette (fogger smoke generator)

sawdust ['sɔ:dʌst] sawdust; wood chips; in... Sprinkle wood chips on them; stuff with wood chips (saw)

stardust ['stɑ:dʌst] star clusters; cosmic dust; hallucinations (star stars)

wood dust wood chips; wood flour (wood wood)

Dutch [dʌtʃ] Dutch; Dutch; each pays the bill

Dutch treat separate payments; AA system (treat hospitality)

Dutchman ['dʌtʃmən] Dutchman (man man)

Dutch uncle harsh or blunt critic (uncle uncle)

Beat the Dutch [beautiful] very peculiar, so surprising (beat)

Language that double Dutch can't understand; inexplicable words (double twice)

Go Dutch pays each other

in Dutch is in a difficult situation; in trouble

in Dutch with someone offended someone

Duke[dju:k] Duke

duchess['dʌtʃəs] Duchess;

duty['dju:ti] responsibility; duties; duties (words from due to debt, should. Derivation of word meaning liability, tax)

Duteous['dju:tjəs] obedient; dutiful

Duteously keeps his duty; faithfully

Dutiability (goods) taxable

dutiable['dju:tjəbl] (goods) are taxable, taxable, and (imported goods, imports) are subject to customs duties

dutiful['dju:tiful] faithful; obedient; dutiful

Dutifully['dju:tifuli] faithfully; faithfully

Dutifulness Responsible; responsible

Custom duty tariffs

Medium-duty; medium-volume production (medium intermediate)

Estate duty Estate

Heavy duty heavy; heavy duty; heavy tax

Heavy-duty durable; heavy, heavy duty

High-duty high-intensity; high-energy rate; high-tariff (high))".

large-duty high productivity; high yield; high power (large huge)

light-duty light

low-duty low-power operating; light (low low)

stamp-duty stamp stamp

Statutory duty statutory liability (statutory statutory)

Superduty Super Durable; Super Super Heat Resistant

Tour of duty tenure; period of service; duty (tour tourism)

Undutiful disobedient; unduly dutiful; unfilial (un-)

Undutifully disobediently; unduly dutifully; unfilially

Undutifulness is not obedient; not dutiful; not filial piety

Unshakable duty Unshirkable Obligations/Responsibilities (unshakable unwavering)

dwarf[dwɔ:f] dwarf, dwarf; become short; dwarf

dwarfing['dwɔ:fiŋ] [plant protection] dwarfing disease; dwarfing; dwarfing; making dwarf

Dwarfish['dwɔ:fiʃ] is short; dwarf-like

Dwarfishness Dwarf; dwarfism

dwarfism['dwɔ:fizəm] [internal medicine] dwarfism; short stature

nan[næn] grandma (child's language); Indian, Pakistani-style slightly fermented bread

nanism['neinizəm] short; dwarfism; dwarfism (-ism)

nanus['neinəs] dwarf; short-bodied; plant dwarf virus genus

dwell[dwel] dwelling; existing; contemplating something (cf. d-=de-down; well well)

Dweller ['dwelə] resident, occupant

dwelling ['dweliŋ] residence; dwelling; dwelling

dwelling environment

Dwelling house

Dwelling place

dwelling unit residential unit;

dwelt[dwelt] inhabited; always thinking (dwell of the past tense or done structure)

dye[dai] dye; dye (homophone die die. See bye bye)

dyeable ['daiəbl] is stainable

dyeability [,daiə'biləti] dyeability; colorability

dyed[daid] dyed; dyed

dyefastness stain fastness

dyehouse ['daihaus] dye house

Dyeing ['daiiŋ] dyeing; dyeing; dyeing process

dyer ['daiə] dyer, dyer; dye house

dyestuff ['daistʌf] dyes, stains; dyes; Stuff that produces dye (stuff material)

dyewood ['daiswud] dye wood

dye-works dyeing factory

deep-dyed, deeply pigmented; [Pejorative] downright; stubborn (deep)

hairdye['heədai] hair dye;hair dye (hair hair)

tie-dye ['taidai] tie-dye (tie-dye clothes after tie-dyeing); tie-dye method; tie-dye fabric (tie knots)

tie-dyed ['taidaid] tie-dyed; Dyeing

vegetable dyes (vegetable vegetables; Plants)

dying['daiiŋ] dying, dying (word derived from die's death)

undying [,ʌn'daiiŋ] eternal; immortal; immortal (un-)

dyn root force, deformation to dynam (check-m)

dynam root force; force (example word looking dynamic)

dynamic [dai'næmik] dynamic; dynamic; dynamic; dynamic; Dynamic; dynamic

Dynamical dynamic = dynamic; dynamic; dynamic; powerful

Dynamically; dynamically; dynamically; constantly changing

dynamics dynamics, mechanics

Dynamism Vitality; Dynamics; Materialism; Thrusting Force; Psychodynamic Action

dynamo Energetic man; generator (-o exclamation)

dynamometer; power meter; power meter (-meter)

adynamia physical deficiency; debilitation (a-no)

Adynamic is weak; weak

aerodynamic aerodynamic, aerodynamic (aero aero)

aerodynamical; (aerodynamic) aerodynamic; Streamlined

aerodynamics [flow] aerodynamics; [aerodynamics] aerodynamics (-ics)

gyrodynamics [physics] gyrodynamics, rotational dynamics (gyro-rotational)

psychodynamic psychodynamic; psychodynamic (psycho-mental)

Psychodynamics Psychodynamics (also known as dynamics)

Thermodynamic thermodynamic; thermodynamic (thermo-thermal)

Thermodynamical thermodynamic

Thermodynamics thermodynamics

Undynamic is not energetic enough; uninvited

dynasty['dinəsti, 'dai-] dynasty, dynasty, family; shiga (dyn-force; -ast noun suffix)

Dynast ['dinəst, 'dainæst] Führer; ruler; monarch of the dynasty

Dynastic [di'næstik] dynastic; dynastic

Dynastical [di'næstikəl] dynastic; dynastic

Dynasticism [di'næstikizm] dynasty rule

dys-[dis] bad; bad(morph to dis-)

dysfluency [dis'fluənsi] speech disorder = disfluency (fluency fluency; fluency)

Dysfunction [dis'fʌŋkʃən] (organ) dysfunction, dysfunction (or disorder), dysfunction

Dysfunctional [formal term] (interpersonal relationships) is abnormal, bad, and disharmonious

dysgenic [dis'dʒenik] non-eugenic; adverse effects on humans (genic gene)

dysgenics [dis'dʒeniks] inferiority; genics genetics

dysgenesis [dis'dʒenisis] reproductive disorders, infertility; developmental insufficiency (genesis origin)

dysgraphia (due to brain damage) dyspray, dysgraphia (-graph)

dyslexia [dis'leksiə] dyslexia, partial loss of reading ability; dyslexia

dyslexic [dis'leksik] dyslexia; dyslexia

dyslogia [medical] psychosyntherapy dyspeakia; speech difficulties (-log language, -ia disease suffix)

dyslogistic[,dislə'dʒistik] reproachful, critical (logistic)

dysmenorrhea [women] dysmenorrhea;menstrual difficulties (menorrhea menstruation)

dysmenorrhoea [women] dysmenorrhea; menstrual difficulties

dyspepsia [dis'pepsi] [internal medicine] indigestion; stomach weakness

Dyspeptic [dis'peptik] dyspepsia; suffer from stomach problems; weak stomach; indigestion

dysphemism coarse orthography; coarse orthography usage (-phem speaking)

dysphonia dysphonia; speech disorders (-phone speech)

dysphagia difficulty swallowing, dysphagia (-phagia pharyngeal)

dysplastic dysplasia; dysplasia; [basic] mixed body type (plastic molding)

dysplasia; dysplasia; dysplasia; abnormal structure (plasia growth)

dyspnoeic wheezing; dyspnea (pnoeic breathing)

Dystrophy dystrophy; dystrophy (-trophy nutrition)

Dystrophic malnourished; nutritional disorders

dystrophin dystrophin; anti-amyotrophin