Letter D 105250–105500

Dobbin gets hitched to it Dobbin might pull it Dobbin might pull one Dobbin pulls one Dobbin's carriage Dobbin's follower Dobbin's tow, maybe Dobbin's tow, perhaps Dobbin's vehicle Daniel who led a 1786-87 rebellion D.C. superhero whose name is a magic word "Does ___, or doesn't..." (old Clairol slogan) "Does" or "doesn't" follower "__ Done Him Wrong" "___ Didn't Say Yes," 1931 song "___ Don't Use Jelly" (1993 The Flaming Lips song) "___ Don't Use Jelly" (The Flaming Lips) "___ Done Him Wrong" (1933 Mae West film) "___ Done Him Wrong" (1933 film) "___ Done Him Wrong" (Mae West flick) "___ Drives Me Crazy" (1989 #1 hit) "___ Drives Me Crazy" (1989 hit) "___ Drives Me Crazy" (Fine Young Cannibals hit) "___ Drives Me Crazy": 1989 no. 1 hit "___ Drives Me Crazy," #1 hit by the Fine Young Cannibals "___ did it right there out on the deck / Put her canine teeth in the side of my neck" "___-Devil" (1989 Meryl Streep movie) "___-Devil" (1989 Streep film) "_____ Done Him Wrong" (Mae West film) Dam or doe Dam or madam Dam, e.g. Dam, for example Dam, for one Devil or bear lead-in Devil or bear preceder Devil or wolf preceder Dockside pronoun Doe or dam Doe or heifer Doe or heifer, e.g. Donna Summer's "___ Works Hard for the Money" Duchess's pronoun Daughter, when talking Dan Uggla hit the last home run there Diamond of Queens Drag queen Coulee Drag queen ___ Couleé Diminutive half of famed vaudeville team. Denude, maybe Do a fleecing job Do a sheep job Do a sheep-ranch chore Do a shepherd's annual job Do a shepherd's task Do some fleecing Do some wool gathering Did some wool gathering Dancer Moira Dressmaker's equipment. Dressmaker's tool Dagger case Dagger holder Dagger's place Dirk's case Dress- tight fitting ___ dress (attire worn by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's) Dagger holders Do a reaper's job. Dog in William Inge play. Dog in an Inge play Dog in an Inge title Diffuse and impart. Diffuse, as light Drop fur Drop off, as a coat Dropping feathers Demonstrate despair Dog after the winter, e.g. Dog, periodically Diet successfully, per some infomercial claims Diffuses; radiates Discards; buildings Dispenses with Doffs Drops fur Drops leaves Drops locks Drops, as poundage Drops, as pounds Drops, as weight Demonstrates some dejection Displays sadness Dad of Estevez Actor Detailing result Dog groomer's goals Docile bunch Docile followers Docile sorts Dolly's clone Dorpers or Damaras Dolly stuff Diploma [2003] Diploma, informally Diploma, slangily Dolly the Clone's fashion line includes a ... Diplomas casually Diplomas, informally Diplomas, slangily DEVIATE from course Describing nylons. Deviate from a course Deviate from a path Diaphanous, as nylons. Dropping suddenly down. Does it ever hurt! Deviated from a course Deviated from course Deviated from proper course. Deviates from a course *Drywall material Drywall brand Definitive Valentino role Down Under Girl Down Under lass Drummer ___ E. Drummer's bacteria? Dual personality, to an Israeli economist? "Don't Bump the Glump!" author Silverstein Display area Disuse metaphor Drawer alternative Determinant of a "best if used by" date Durability, of a sort Deck protection Defeat decisively: Colloq. Defeat definitively Defeat, sportswise. Defeats decisively: Colloq. Defeats decisively: Slang. Doctor's reassurance to a concerned husband Disburse: Colloq. decoration with shells Daisy-petal verdict Daisy-plucking words Do a librarian's chore Do a librarian's job Do a librarian's work Do a library task Do a stacks task Dixie waterway Dog of song Doo-wop's -- and the Limelites dog name Herding dog Dax of "Parenthood" DRIVE like sheep (fig.) Designer of furniture (1751–1806). Dessert eaten with a spoon Dessert with milk Delft fragment Digger's pottery find Dig discoveries: Var. "Dallas" actress ___ J. Wilson "Desperate Housewives" actress Nicollette Detective's moniker Detective who inspired "House, M.D." Doyle sleuth Dr. Watson's boss Declaration signer from Connecticut dog on Mr Peabody Diesel burner named for the Atlanta burner drink named after the spanish city of jerez Dames and Jennies Dams and Jennies Dams and does Dams, by definition Dams, e.g. Distaff members Doe and dam Does and cows Does and ewes Does and ewes, e.g. Does and mares Does and pens Does and pens, e.g. Does, pens, etc. Demonstrate, in the Bible Display in old-fashioned English Display: Bibl. form. Dresser's "___ to the City" Displayed, old style. Drinks fit for a lady? Demonstrates, in passé form. Displays in old-fashioned English "Don't be so loud!" "Don't let them hear us!" "Don't make a sound" "Disturbia" actor ___ LaBeouf Denomination in Iraq Denomination of Islam Division of Islam Doge dog Drew back, like a startled horse Drew back, with "away" DEFENSIVE armor/armour, first Defensive armor Diamond choice Defenses against swords Defensive armaments Draws back (from) Draws back in fear Draws back, as in fear Draws back, with "away" Demurest. Dress of a sort. Does things a new way Describing good quarterbacks or quibblers. Doctrine of the Twelvers Dominant faith of Iran Devout Iranian Decoy customer Decoy in a con game Didn't disclose being paid to pitch Dawdler's activity Door stop, essentially Doorstop, e.g. Doorstop, often Doorstop, perhaps Does a ragtime dance Dance like a flapper Doing a certain dance move Door-holding wedges Dreidel side rhymed with "put one in" Dardic ethnic group Decor you can't ignore (Middle) Dance festivity: Slang. Do an outstanding job Did a bootblack's job Did well on the test Directed a light Directed light rays at Deceive so as to deflect Deceive, especially to avoid responsibility for something Dollarfish or redfin Donnybrook memento Does really well Dentist's front-lawn display, perhaps Dentist's sign Doctor's sign Doctor's signboard