English to English Dictionary

Dagwood

A very thick and tall sandwich made with many different layers of meats, cheeses, vegetables, and condiments.

Daintiness

The quality of being delicate, small, and pretty.

Dalliance

A casual romantic or sexual relationship; a brief liaison.

Damning

Strongly suggesting guilt or error; overwhelmingly convincing as evidence of a fault or crime.

Dangler

A grammatical element, such as a participle or modifier, that is incorrectly attached to a sentence and does not modify the intended word.

Danyinjie

A phonetic syllable or musical interval unit referenced within Chinese linguistic and auditory contexts.

Dappled

Marked with rounded spots or patches of a different color or shade; mottled.

Dark-hued

Having a dark color, shade, or complexion.

Datum

A single piece of information or a single statistical observation; a fact (often used in the plural as data).

Deacon

An ordained minister of an order just below that of a priest or pastor in various Christian churches.

Dead-heat

A contest, race, or competition in which two or more competitors finish in an exact tie.

Deallocation

The act of freeing or releasing previously allocated resources, especially computer memory or storage.