Letter D 123500–123750

Diminutive noun suffix. Diminutive suffix, in anatomy Descendant of Gilead. Digestive tract condition Digestive-system malady Disturbing condition Duodenal woe Develop sores Duodenal problems ___ Danssen (Heidi Klum's "Parks and Recreation" character) Doctors of Moslem religion. Doctors of Muslim law. Dr. Art, 23-year "Today Show" regular Diminutive plural suffix. Director Edel Director Edel of Body of Evidence Danube port Danube port with towering Gothic cathedral. Domitius ___, Roman jurist Derry's place Division of Ireland Donegal's home Donegal's province Donegal's region Double breasted overcoat During last month: Abbr. Disc-passing game Disc sport popular on college campuses Demand that rarely ends in compromise Dated of last month During last month During the previous month Decoded Enigma message, WW II Depeche Mode album of 1997 Describing certain rays. Device used to sterilize with invisible rays Director Grosbard Director Grosbard or a curved Alaskan knife Delivers a warbling wail "Dangerous Liaisons" name Dancer with John in "Pulp Fiction" Dangerous Liaisons actress Thurman Desert lizard of the U. S. *Diner's entitlement to savory flavor? Dr. J's alma mater DEEP brown pigment Dark earth pigment Dark shade of brown Darker-than-ocher pigment Darkish brown Dusky brown Dusky brown hue dark brown to reddish-brown Dark brown shades Describing Uriah Heep. Descriptive of Uriah Heep. Dark area in an eclipse Dark part of a sunspot Darkest part of a shadow Darkest region of a sunspot Don't initiate stupid fits of anger or petty resentments (8) Deepest shadows Darkest moon of Uranus, whose name is related to the Latin for "shadow" Deutsch dots Diacritcal mark Diacritical dots Diacritical mark resembling a dieresis, both of which are represented in this puzzle Diacritical mark used in German to indicate vowel change Diacritical pair of dots Dieresis look-alike Dieresis. Double dot, linguistically Düsseldorf feature? Doppelgänger feature Deutsch marks? Diacritics in heavy metal band names Double-dot diacritics Deliberator's sound "Did you really think I'd go for that?" "Dude, how could you think that?" Decide what's fair Decide what's fair or not Decision maker at home Decision-maker at home? Diamond arbiter Diamond arbiter, for short Diamond authority Diamond authority, briefly Diamond authority, informally? Diamond boss Diamond caller Diamond crew member Diamond decision maker Diamond dynast Diamond expert Diamond figure, briefly Diamond figure, for short Diamond guy Diamond judge Diamond off. Diamond official Diamond pro Diamond ref Doug Harvey is one Duster at home, sometimes Decided on a diamond Declared strikes? Did a diamond job Diamond job Diamond decider Diamond referee Does a baseball job Dascoli, Warneke, etc. Decides what's fair Decides what's fair, among other things Decision makers, for short Diamond appraisers Diamond arbiters Diamond authorities Diamond crew, for short Diamond deciders Diamond dusters Diamond figures, briefly Diamond heads? Diamond men, for short Diamond men. Diamond men: Slang. Diamond officials Diamond officials, for short Diamond officials, informally Diamond pros Diamond quartet, briefly Diamond refs Diamond rulers Diamond specialists? Diamond staffers Dictators in blues: Slang. Dodgers game officials, briefly Does officiating Donatelli, Barlick and Goetz. Diamond arbiters, for short Diamond oration? Defense measure rejected by the House. Draft program: Abbr. Diggers' org. "De ___ Vez" (Selena Gomez song) "De ___ Vez" (first Spanish-language single by Selena Gomez) "___ donna a quindici anni" (Mozart aria) Da _____ vita (lifelong, in Italian) Duessa's foe in Spenser's "The Faerie Queene" Duessa's opposite. ___ de gato (Southwestern shrub) ___de gato (Western shrub) Dauntless despite discomfiture Describing certain dictionaries. Deficient in tastefulness or beauty Describing eternal youth Deaf to danger. Distracted, maybe Delaware Indian whose name is French for "a friend" Delaware Valley people whose name is French for "a friend" De-weaponize Deprive of weaponry Deprived of weaponry Divest of munitions Divest of weapons Defenseless, in a way Deprives of weaponry Doesn't give a shooting chance? Devoid of guilt Describing certain Bowl teams. Destined for the playoffs deprive of existence deprive of a blessing Dim the spirits of Detach, as a fence gate Describing certain roasts. deprived of a bottom Designating a certain package. Dad's bro Dean Smith's sch. Duke rival, for short Duke's NCAA rival Donald Duck, to Dewey Donald Duck, to Huey, Dewey and Louie Donald Duck, to his nephews Donald's address, in comics Donald, to Dewey Donald, to Huey Donald, to Huey, Dewey and Louie Donald, to Huey, Dewey or Louie Donald, to his nephews Display jewelry Do some stockroom work Do some warehouse work Describing a clean blackboard. Disable, on a PC deprive of children Detach necklace, belt, etc. Dad's brother Dad's identical twin Defeated one's cry Donald, to Huey or Louie Dwight Gooden, to Gary Sheffield Dirty; ritually impure Dirty Candy comedy? Dad's brothers, familiarly Dad's brothers "Duck Dynasty" flibbertigibbet Detach rope after a lead climbing route Detach, as a brooch Detach, as a clothespin Detach, as a lapel mike Detach, as a seatbelt Detach, as cleats from bike pedals Detach, as some earrings Detach, as some jewelry Detach, like a lapel mic Detach, like from a carabiner Detaches, as a microphone Detaches, as a tie Decongest Do a drain job Do a snake's job Does a plumber's job Deprive of a garment. Descriptor for papers or pills De-prepare for firing, as a gun Deploy, as wire from a spool De-tangles, as a hose Devoid of hue Demeaning [five vowels in reverse order] Definitely not hip Do a wine bar task Detach truck from train Disconnect, as railroad cars. Disconnect, in a way Disengage a link Disconnects ... or what's found in the answers to the four starred clues? Doff one's hat. Do a "Wheel of Fortune" job? Deal with new arrivals at the museum Dad's bros Dad's sibs Describing a rough diamond. Describing some books or gems. Designating some books. "Der Hase ___ der Igel" (Brothers Grimm) Der Spiegel conjunction Deutschland "and"