Letter D 16250–16500

Difficult to handle Difficult situation DEVICE ICE DIGGER TOOL "Dang, dude!" "Darn it, dude!" "Dude, gimme a break!" disease wheat Dealers in barley bristles? DOORWAY shade Deck cover Doorman's protector Doorway shade provider Doorway shelter Doorman protectors Disturbed, maybe Disturbed, say DEPRIVE OF OFFENSE Decimal base Delhi Wrap Delinquent G.I. Delinquent, of a sort Derelict GI Desert letters Desert, with "go" Deserter status Deserter's acronym Deserter's designation Deserter's letters Deserter's status, briefly Desertion letters Dicey G.I. status Dissatisfied soldier Delinquent G.I.'s Delinquents of a sort, briefly Desert folk? "Don't breathe ___!" "Don't say ___!" "Don't say ___!" ("Shhh!") Director's last words? "Dagnabbit!" "Dang it all!" Deviating from the expected Delighted reactions Disappointed chorus Disgruntled sounds Double-bladed tool. D&D weapon DESTROY OR BREAK DISMISS AS INSIGNIFICANT DISMISS FROM THE MIND Degree rival Discharge, informally Dismiss in a way Dismiss abruptly Dismiss from the staff Dismiss ruthlessly Dismiss seemingly without a care Dismiss summarily Dismiss unceremoniously Dismiss, informally Dismiss, so to speak Dismissal metaphor, with "the" Dismissal, figuratively Dismissal, with "the" Do a hatchet job Do a hatchet job on Do some down-sizing Do some sizing Door chopper in "The Shining" Door opener in "The Shining" Door opener of a sort Door-destroying tool in "The Shining" Downsize Drastically reduce Drop from the payroll Drop from the staff Dump from the payroll Dungeons & Dragons weapon Dismissal from a job, informally Demand that a rap star fire an unproductive snake from his company? (6,8) DISCHARGED MATTER Discharged, slangily Dismissed Dismissed abruptly Dismissed summarily Dismissed unceremoniously Dismissed: Slang. Dispensed with Dropped from the schedule Dumped Dumped unceremoniously Dismissed abruptly from a job Dismissed abruptly from a job "Disney on Ice" move "Double" or "triple" feat "Double" or "triple" maneuver "Double" or "triple" move "Double" or "triple" rink move DILATORY MANEUVER Danish name. Dick Button's forte Difficult ice jump Difficult jump, on the ice Difficult skating jump Display of Witt Dorothy Hamill maneuver Double or triple feat in the Olympics Double or triple skating move Detective in high-grossing films of 1984, 1987 and 1994 Designated firer DIRECTOR PAUL Downsizer Discharges, in slang Dismisses Dismisses unceremoniously Dismisses, in a way Downsizes Drops from the staff Dungeons & Dragons weapons Dwarven weapons Distal angle of leaf. Deodorant targets, anatomically Dismissing abruptly Downsizer's task Downsizing Downsizing, so to speak "Don't bite the hand that feeds you," e.g. demonstrable DESDEMONA ENEMY Deer of India. Doomed enemy combine. Duce-Fuehrer combine. DEVICE FOR RESTRAINING A CHILD WHILST TRAVELLING IN AN AUTOMOBILE DIFFERENTIAL PART Device for rotating one's tires? Differential attachment Differential gear site Differential-gear locale Disc brake adjoiner Dodge Ram rod Drive shaft component Drive train component Drive train element Drive train rod Drive-train component Drive-train element Drivetrain bar Drivetrain connection Drivetrain part Drivetrain rod divining rod Differential gear attachments Drive train parts Drivetrain components Drivetrain shafts Dismissive sorts? Dismiss some mob hit men? Dendrite counterpart Dendrite partner Dendrite's companion Dendrite's counterpart Dendrite's partner Dissertation about neuron appendages? Dendrites' counterparts Depressor's request "¡Dios mío!" Deck approval Deck hand's acknowledgment Dollar ___ man. Deck acknowledgement Deck affirmation Deck assent Deck hand's response Deck reply Deckhand's response "Driving Miss Daisy" Oscar nominee Dan of "Ghostbusters" Daryl's Cro-Magnon role Diarist Rand DENNIS MITCHELL ACTOR Dr. Kildare of filmdom Dr. Kildare portrayer Dr. Kildare portrayer Lew ____ Dr. Kildare portrayer of film Dr. Kildare then. Duvall's Oscar winner: Forgot-ten DECIDUOUS SUBSHRUB OF SOUTHEASTERN ASIA HAVING PINNATE LEAVES AND CLUSTERS OF RED OR PURPLE FLOWERS Deciduous, flowering shrub Dye class: Var. Dye for wood or wool Dye type Dev, in "Master of None" Doctor in "A Passage to India" DYE component Dye class Dye containing a nitrogen compound Dye family Dye group Dye that comes from the French word for nitrogen Dye variety Dyes containing nitrogen __ dye: chemical colorant __ dye: chemical coloring __ dye: food-coloring compound __ dye: methyl orange, e.g. Dye used on recordable CDs Don River's outlet Discount store Drug marketed as Retrovir Drug sold under the brand name Retrovir Drug sought by Roy Cohn in "Angels in America" Drug stockpiled by Roy Cohn in "Angels in America" Drug taken in "Rent" Drug that treats HIV Drug used to treat H.I.V. Dweller at Tenochtitlán Dweller in the halls of Montezuma. Desire for something out of the blue? Dark blue mineral DEGREE in academics DIDDLEY, BO Dam comment Dolly's cry DRAGON slayer Deity worshiped by Canaanites Deity worshiped by the Canaanites Deity worshiped with much sensuality Deity worshipped by Canaanites Dutch farmers' title Devious wolves' cries Dolly's calls Dolly's hollers Duo before "black sheep" DESSERT EGGY CAKE DESSERT RICH DESSERT of yeast and dried fruit Dad, in Arabic Dad, in Chinese Dad, in Mandarin Daddy, in Bengali Daddy, in Chinese Decorator Cake Dessert whose name means "peasant woman" Dessert makers' contests Desi Arnaz signature song Desi Arnaz tune Desi Arnaz's signature song DE BRUNHOFF DE PALMA, BRIAN SPOUSE