Letter D 119750–120000

Demolition supplies -- degree (somewhat) Dedicatory phrase Dedicatory title words Dedicatory words Degree lead-in Do ___ T Done -- turn Done ___ fare-thee-well Done-turn connection Detestable one Detestable sort Disagreeable fellow Disgusting one Disgusting sort Disney's "The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. ___" Dreamboat's opposite Dry-skinned amphibian Despicable people Detestable ones Disgusting ones Death cup, e.g. Device needed to renovate a small pad, perhaps Dead pasture grass: Prov. Eng. Dramatic battle cry " . . . dinner ___ man to" Definition, part 6 *Doomed, slangily (and end of the ladder) Dead meat, so to speak Diner "raft" Diner "raft," and theme of this puzzle Dinner tribute Done for, in slang Done for, slangily Done for, so to speak Doomed, slangily Doomed, so to speak Drink at the dais Drink lead-in Drink to the health of Drink to the host Drinker's proposal Drinker's salute Designating a type of sandwich. Did a best man's job Drank in honor of. Drank to Drank to the health of Drank to Joyce Carol? Did a best man's job, holding champagne Dinette appliance. Device for making pizza bagels or tuna melts Dual-purpose kitchen device Diner devices Drinkers, at times Dinner V.I.P. Dinner speakers Drinkers' gestures Drinks at the dais Drinks in honor of. Drinks to Done ___ (cooked perfectly) Director Hooper Dilemma of how desperately one should ask? Decision for Dracula? Direction for the accursed? Downhill racer (from Algonquian) Decorative beer mug Decorative mug Drinking mug in the shape of a stout man Decorative drinking vessel Drinking mug in the shape of a man Drinking mug in the shape of a person Drinking mug with a face Dowry, in Dundee "Dracula" (1931) director Browning "Dracula" director Browning Death in Deutschland Death, in Dresden Death, in Duesseldorf Death, to Mozart Death, to Thomas Mann Death: German. Director Browning Director Browning of 1931's "Dracula" Director Browning of the original "Dracula" Director Browning or actor Slaughter Director Browning whose pseudonymous first name means "death" in German Dave Garroway hosted its debut Dave Garroway show. Dave Garroway's program. Dave Garroway's show. Day after yesterday "Du jour" equivalent "Diff'rent Strokes" star Bridges Dangerous Sweeney Dangerous Sweeny Demon barber played by Depp Depp role of 2007 Designer Oldham Director Richard Dialect spoken by Sarah Palin's husband? Director of "Velvet Goldmine" and "The Velvet Underground" Drinks of hot water, sugar and spirits. Dream on Me product Day care handfuls DRINK of spirits, sugar, and hot water with a slice of lemon Drink akin to grog Drink made with spirits and hot water Drink sometimes spiced with cloves drink Alcoholic Excuse maker for an Daily agenda Disorderly outbursts Disorderly, fussy outbursts Disproportionate reactions "Dracula" (1931) director Browning et al. Digits found below the ankle Dactyl or hallux Darn site Darn site, perhaps Difference between the ai and the unau Digit affected by gout Digit associated with the starts of this puzzle's five longest answers Digit covered by a sock Digit down below Digit down low Digit for 11 to 20 Digit for water testing? Digit in a boot Digit in a shoe Digit in a sneaker Digit in a sock Digit at the end of the foot Digit on a certain citizen Digit on a foot Digit on foot Digit on the foot Digit on the line? Digit one may stub Digit that gets socked Digit that may be big Digit that may represent a pig Digit that might be stubbed Digit that might go "wee wee wee all the way home" Digit that might poke out of an old sock Digit that's sometimes stubbed Digit touched when checking shoe fit Digit with a ring, maybe Digit you can wiggle Digital appendage Digital jewelry item Digital temperature gauge? Digital thermometer? Digital water tester? Dipped digit Drive a nail obliquely Drive slantingly ___ dance, Danilova's specialty. digit of the foot Documentary about cross-dressing? "Different strokes for different folks," or a clue to this puzzle's theme Down ___ (practical). "Do I dare ___ a peach?" (T.S. Eliot) Decorative shoe features Dactylic Didn't drive straight Digitate, in a way Digitized, in a way? Driven obliquely Driven obliquely, as a nail Driven on a slant Driven slantingly Drove a nail at an angle Drove a nail obliquely Drove a nail on the slant Drove a nail slantingly. Drove diagonally Drove nails aslant Drove nails at an oblique angle. Drove nails slantingly. Drove obliquely Drove obliquely, as a nail Danseuses Driven at an angle Dip one's ___ the water (test) Drive a nail at an angle Drive obliquely, as a nail Driving a nail obliquely Driving a nail slantingly. Digital detritus Digit protection Digital filer's target Digital device for piggies Doing a carpenter's job. Digital accessory Digital jewelry Digital ornament Digits found at the ends of feet Digits found at the ends of your feet Dactyl and hallux Dactylitis locale Darned places. Digital support group? Digital water testers? Digits displayed on beaches Digits for counting beyond 10? Digits for counting beyond ten? Digits in a sock Digits in flats, maybe Digits in sneakers Digits in socks Digits used in preschool counting lessons? Digits you can wiggle Drives a slanted nail. Drives aslant, as nails Drives nails obliquely Drives nails slantingly. Drives obliquely Drives slantingly Duck's web site? Ducky web sites? DANCE slipper Diving instructions, maybe Digital covers? Does what's expected Digital identifiers Dance click Dance technique Dancer's click Dancer's shoe-clicking sound Dancer's technique Dancing technique Dances noisily, in a way Dancing shoe attachments Dancing you can hear Digital way to conform? Do what is expected Don't stray Directly against Directly competitive Dogfight that's not illegal? Dandified bloke Dandy, in Devonshire Dandy, in Soho Dandy, on Downing Street Dandy: Brit. slang. Devonshire dandy Dover dandy Dressy chap *Device sold with some sheets of hard candy