English to English Dictionary

Downfield

In a direction toward the end of a field or playing area.

Downgrade

To lower in status, rank, or quality.

Downmarket

Relating to or denoting products or services that are inexpensive or of lower quality.

Downpour

A heavy and sudden fall of rain.

Downside

The negative or disadvantageous aspect of something.

Downsize

To reduce the size or number of something, especially in a business context.

Downtown

The main commercial, financial, and cultural center of a town or city.

Downturn

A decline in economic, business, or market conditions.

Downy-feather

A soft, fluffy feather found beneath the tougher outer feathers of birds, providing insulation.

Doze

Sleep lightly; nap.

Drab

Lacking brightness or interest; drearily dull.

Draff

The waste or by-product of brewing or distilling, particularly the residue left after fermentation.