Words Starting with “D”

The remnants of a liquid left in a container, together with any sediment or grounds.

To allow saliva or liquid to flow from the mouth in a small, uncontrolled stream.

The third-person singular present tense of 'dry', meaning to become free from moisture or liquid.

Moving slowly without a clear direction, purpose, or fixed control.

In a manner that is dryly amusing, whimsical, or oddly comical.

A planned undertaking or initiative that has been officially canceled, abandoned, or discontinued by the organization or individual responsible for it.

Describing a state of being under the influence of a secondary or supplemental sedative or narcotic, often resulting in an intensified or altered level of unconsciousness.

In printmaking, an impression on paper featuring two distinct plate marks, typically created by running a print through a press using two separate printing plates or by applying two distinct registration impressions.

A system or state in which two separate pools of assets, resources, or emergency funds are maintained to ensure stability or provide redundancy.

Caused or influenced by a specific factor, among other contributing factors.

A person who fights in a formal, prearranged combat with deadly weapons to settle a point of honor.

To greatly astonish or amaze someone, to the point of temporary speechlessness.

Of a dull grayish-brown color.

Loose materials, such as wood, matting, or plastic, used to support, protect, or separate cargo during transport to prevent damage or shifting.

The ability of an object or material to withstand wear, pressure, or damage over a long period of time.

Throughout the entire course of a period of time; at some point in the course of.

To remove dust from something, especially something that has not been used for a long time, in order to prepare it for use or display.

The process or art of applying coloring substances to materials, such as textiles, fibers, or hair, to change their color.