Letter D 109250–109500

Drench, in dialect Dampest. Damp and heavy Damp and spongy Dream, to Dante Dismissive dismissal Dining-out spot in London. District NW of Charing Cross. District in London District in London or New York City District near Piccadilly District of Gotham Downtown New York area Downtown area of Manhattan Dryden lived here Dryden's address, once Dryden's milieu district Art gallery Districts in N.Y.C. and London "__ did": "You caught me" "__-disant" "__-disant" (self-styled) __ -disant (so-called) __-distant (self-styled) ___-disant (self-proclaimed) ___-disant (self-styled): Fr. ___-disant (so-called): French. _____-distant (so-called) Dressed elegantly Dirt at a nursery Dirt for a garden Dirt for a potted plant Dirt for planting Dirt in a flowerpot Dirt in a planter Dirt in a pot Dirt in a window box Dirt in an herb pot Dirt that might be dug up? Dirt, or dirty Dirt, to a gardener Dreadful Shadows song about earth (with "The")? Dirtied from garden work, e.g. Dictator's snide remark? Degradation of a sort Dust Bowl feature Defiant admission of dishonesty Dirtying up Dirties Dirties up Draggles Dark time for Anouilh Dijon dusk Dusk in Dijon Dîner time De Gaulle's party. Do after dark Do after dusk Do after sundown Do at night Do in the evening Dinner parties, affectedly DUTCH leguminous plant DUTCH plant Deliverer of the "Ain't I a Woman?" speech ". . . do re me fa ___ . . ." "... do, re, mi, fa ___" Daily riser Day of Opportunity? Day on Mars Deity wearing a rayed crown Diatonic scale member Diatonic scale tone Diplomat Linowitz Do re mi fa ___ la ti do Doctor Goldman on "The Evidence" Do-re-mi sequence’s fifth Do, re, mi, fa, --, ti, do Descriptor for some cells Determined by the sun. Devoted to sun worship. Discontinued Camry model Darkness-causing event "Do, re, mi, fa, ___, do" Deal-consummating word Did business at the box office Dumped stock Dumped, perhaps ___ down the river Do some bonding Does a metalworking job Division member Division unit Doughfoot. Draftee, e.g. Defender of some colonies Did some business with "Dover" delicacy "Dover" dish Dead Milkmen "Filet of ___" Dirty part of a shoe Dish often served with a lemon wedge Dish served with a lemon wedge Dover ___ Dover ___ (fish dish) Dover ___ (flatfish) Dover entree Dover export Dover fish Dover offering Dover or lemon follower Dover specialty Did a bit of cobbling Did a cobbler's job on Did a shoe repair Did a shoe repair job. Did a shoemaker's chore Did cobbler's work Did cobbling Did shoe repair Did shoe repairing Did shoe work Did some cobblers' work Did some shoemaking Deeply earnest Dignified and somber Dirgelike Dignified sobriety Dignified seriousness Does a shoe job. Does shoe factory work. Dog bottoms? Dover fishermen? Dover heir? Dance show that's a little fishy? "Do-Re-Mi" scale Descending singing syllables Down the scale sequence "Do re mi" exercise Diva highlights Diva's songs: Var. Diva's star turns Divas' pieces direction in chorus Drum up, as business Dodson and Fogg, in "Pickwick Papers." "dope, sounds good" Dense body. Densely built Describing a good citizen. Describing a serious-minded citizen. Describing a certain Cadillac. Descriptive of a fictional car. Descriptor for #1 song oldies Dietary group DADO pedestal Do a Shakespearean bit Does a stage routine. doctrine that the self is the only thing known to exist *Diamond in an engagement ring, perhaps* Diamond set alone Diamond; game for one Duke Ellington subject Debit: Ger. Do, re, mi, fa, ___, ti "Dancing With the Stars" rarity Daring way to fly Darth Vader's son-in-law Han ___ David Byrne's career after Talking Heads Demi Lovato song with the lyrics "I got nobody / Here on my own" Dis-banded? Dixie rival Dixieland jazz feature Do a star turn Do it alone Done by one person. Drummer's big moment Drummer's big moment, say Duet minus one Disposable drink receptacle popular at parties Did a "Lindy" hop. Did an aria Did an aria, say Did some jazz riffs, maybe Disputed island group. Democrat of ancient days. During the time that Diva's aria, e.g. Dixieland jazz highlights Does a one-man show Doesn't have a second to lose? Duos divided in two? "Down in the valley, the valley ___" Days on Mars Dark days or long days DISSOLVABLE Dissolvable materials DISSOLVED substance Dissolved substance, in chemistry classes dissolved substance in a solution Dissolved substances Danish community near Santa Ynez, Calif. Do a crossword puzzle Do a crossword, e.g. Do a crossword, say Do crosswords. Do puzzles Do the crossword Do what you're doing Do, as a crossword Do, as a puzzle Do, as a sudoku Did what you're doing right now Done, as a sudoku Do some algebra Debtor's goal DEBTLESS DILUENT Doing OK financially Dry-cleaning liquid Does crosswords, say Does puzzles. Devon's neighbor: Abbr. Dream-inducing "Brave New World" drug Drink used in Vedic rituals Drug in "Brave New World" Drug of forgetfulness Drug taken at the feelies, in a sci-fi novel Djibouti language Djiboutian language Dweller along the Horn of Africa Dweller along the Jubba River Dweller on the Gulf of Aden Dwellers on the Gulf of Aden Dark and dull Darkly gloomy Dark and dismal Down in the rubbish dumps? Day beginning Dentist's excited comment? "Doesn't seem like that should've happened..." Definition of a professor, part 1 Diver's rotation Duke in "Henry VI" Duke in "King Henry VI" Department, Transylvania, Rumania. Deserts at work? Début John Ashbery collection that includes the poems "The Grapevine" and "Album Leaf" Deterrent to tossing and turning "Dear __ of memory, great heir of fame . . .": Milton