Letter D 112000–112250

"Don't move!" to Fido "Don't move!," as a dog command "Don't move!," to a dog "Don't move, Bowser!" "Don't move, Fang!" "Don't move, Fido!" "Don't move, Rex!" "Don't move, Rover!" "Don't move, Spot!" "Don't move, doggie!" "Don't move," when speaking to a dog "Don't run off" Days at an inn Decide not to go Decide not to take a hit Delay legally Directive before "awake" or "woke" Dog command often given with a forward-facing palm Dog command often issued with an outstretched palm Dog command that's the opposite of "Come!" Dog owner's command Dog school command Dog show command Dog-trainer's shout Doggy directive Don't dash Don't dash off Don't depart Don't exit Don't run away Don't take another card Don't take off Dwell or reside. Delay one's departure do not leave Don't lose focus Don't go out Don't go outside Danger sign warning "Don't raise your head!" "Don't get soaked!" Dodge a shower, say Didn't bolt Didn't depart Didn't hit, in blackjack Didn't leave Didn't raise Didn't split Didn't wander off Decided not to retire Didn't check out Didn't leave after everyone else left Didn't retire Didn't enter Didn't go to sleep Didn't turn in early Distance horse, e.g. Durable race horse "Don't come any closer, Zombie!"? "Don't go away!" Don’t leave this place Don't go out for the evening Don't leave the house Death row inmate's hope Death row reprieve Decide not to quit Decide not to quit a job Decide not to retire Decide to remain Decline to quit Don't change positions Don't quit your day job? Don't resign Do not enter. Don't enter "Don't let that hard math concept get you down!" "Don't move , I'll be right back!" "Don't move from this spot!" Death row reprieves Does not leave Does what one should at 20 Doesn't bail out Doesn't dash off Doesn't depart Doesn't desert Doesn't exit Doesn't fold, say Doesn't ghost Doesn't say "hit me" Doesn't take any cards, say Doesn't take off Doesn't wander Don't do anything crazy Diligently pursues or resides Doesn't go out Doesn't get near Doesn't mingle Doesn't leave ahead of Doesn't miss, as an encore Doesn't fold, in poker Doesn't go foul Doesn't get fixed? Doesn't cool down Doesn't cool off Doesn't forgive or forget Doesn't settle down? Doesn't touch again Decides not to quit Doesn't quit, as one's job Doesn't retire Doesn't meet curfew Delays one's return Doesn't do anything crazy Doesn't do anything rash Doesn't evolve Delays one's retirement? Doesn't go to bed Don't give up too soon Don't deviate from the cause "Don't touch that dial" "Don't touch that remote!" Decline to recline? Defy a bedtime Don't go to sleep Don't hit the hay Don't turn in Degree in religion Device between cable and TV Dog breed seen in the Alps Denmark sold it to the U.S. in 1917 De Gaulle's alma mater. Divinity deg. ___ deviation: Abbr. Degrees on theology. Division in an office bldg. Division of an office bldg. Dominique, e.g.: Abbr. Dorothee, e.g.: Abbr. Device used for film tracking shots Director's alternative to a dolly Dad's instruction to his kid riding a bike Date of a sort. Dater's one and only Dater's word Dependable; unmoving Daily bread supplier? "Don't rush it" Day-to-day employment Delmonico, e.g. Delmonico, for one Diner's "turf" Dish sometimes served "au poivre" Dish for TV's Sawyer Dinnerware served with a sirloin DIGITAL: Savory British pastries, PRINT: MI6 members Delmonicos and T-bones Dish often topped with raw egg yolk Daring base runner's goal Diamond maneuver Do a five-finger discount Do a second-story job Do second-story work Disobey a pecking order? Depart furtively Daring base runner Daring baserunner Do some daring base-running Does some lifting Draw attention away from everyone else Detection-evading aircraft Done in furtive manner. Discharge from Old Faithful Driver of some engines Daniel Webster's favorite mount. Disney trailblazing cartoon Drove a Stanley Dim sum serving that sounds irate Dumplings such as bao Dim sum bite Dim sum serving Device patented by Thomas Savery in 1698 Dumpling cooker, perhaps Dinner in a bucket Defeat forcefully Defeated and then some Describing a sauna. Describing tropical weather. "Dancing With the Stars" highlight featuring another novelist? ___ de Beaupré ___-de Beaupré, Quebec shrine Dutch painter Jan Derby runner Don Quixote's Rosinante, e.g. Denver Broncos' helmet logo? Derby performers Derby runners Dobbin's betters Damascene material. Damascus, e.g. Danielle who wrote The Klone and I Danielle of romance Drum material Drum material, perhaps Drum or guitar type Durable alloy ___ drum (Caribbean instrument) "Dear Prue" writer Dublin-born essayist Danielle's favorite instrument? Danielle's music business Duo from the Deep South Danielle's flowering trees Dart feature Dart type Describing a sharp mind. "___ Dan," rock group Donald Fagen band ___ Dan ___ Dan ("Reelin' In the Years" rock group) ___ Dan (1970s band) ___ Dan (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band) "Deacon Blues" band "Donald Fagen Scratches Scalp!" DUTCH stone Dutch Golden Age artist Dutch artist Jan Dutch genre painter (1626–79). Dutch genre painter Jan Dutch genre painter: 17th century Dutch master Jan Dutch master who painted "The Cat Family" Dutch painter (1626–79). Dutch painter known for his chaotic scenes Dutch painter of "Peasants Before an Inn" Dutch painter of "The Cat Family" Dutch painter of "The Drawing Lesson" Dutch painter of "The Prince's Birthday" Dutch painter of 17th century. Dutch painter of daily life Dutch painter or British novelist Dutch painter: 1626–1679. Dutch partner of "The Drawing Lesson" Dutchman who painted "The Surprise" Dutch genre display Dutch masterpieces Dear, as a price Descriptive of some bills or hills Difficult to climb Difficult to climb, in a way Difficult to climb, perhaps Difficult to scale