Letter D 19000–19250

Disney character who was told, "You shouldn't have been in the West Wing!" Disney princess played by Susan Egan on Broadway Disney princess played in film by Emma Watson Disney princess who befriends the candelabra Lumière Disney princess who loves books Disney princess with "a dreamy far-off look, and her nose stuck in a book" Disney toon heroine Disney's Beauty Dixie damsel Debutante, perhaps Debutante's favorite food? Dance card maintainers Debutantes, say Dolly pusher "Dallas Justice" author Melvin duel Deep roar Descriptive of how some greet others? Door-to-door canvasser. Ding-a-ling things Dinner alerts Diva's delight, in "Lakmé." Does a daring deed. Do something daring Deliveryman Dance or laugh preceder Dance or laugh starter DISCONTENTED person DISSATISFIED person Dance instructors specializing in sinuous Middle Eastern moves? Dieter's target? Daily vittles? Dangerous thing to be inside Dark, inescapable place Doggy treat Dion's group Doesn't stick out "Dearly ___" dearly loved Down the hatch Downstairs Downstairs, at sea Downstairs, nautically. Downstairs, on a ship Downstairs, on a yacht Downstairs, shipwise Downstairs, to Popeye Downstairs, to a salt down there D Down the companionway. Dread spot in Germany. DEVICE UNDERWATER ASTEROID Deliver one to the jaw Dojo award Downed shot Dramatic singing "bust out" Dress accessory. Dress décor Dress part Dollar for a shot? Describing certain coats. Diva, often Dojo bands Driver's demand to a passenger DANAUS, father of DIDO, father of Dido's father. Detective John Munch portrayer Richard Dais for anc. Greek orators. DEANE Deane ____ of golf DAVIS JR., SAMMY FILM Drag through mud Dank Deep in mud. Deplore Do some whining and whinging about Deplored. Didn't like, and said so Deplores Dazes "Do as you wish!" "Dear Evan Hansen" star Platt DANCER, THE ARTIST Dad at the Ponderosa Dancer Vereen David ___-Gurion Deadpan Stein Death Cab for Cutie singer Gibbard Director Affleck Director Stiller Dodgers pitcher Casparius Dr. Casey Dramatist Jonson Dylan Mcdermott's psychiatrist role on "American Horror Story" ___ Davis, red winter apple. Denominate: Archaic. Deadpan comic Dugout fixture Dugout furniture Dugout seat Dugout seating Dugout fixtures Dugout seats Dugout chatterbox Dugout heckler Dugout loudmouth Dirt on a long seat? Don't let Harmon play? Dangerous part of a road on which to pass Dangerous place to pass a car Deep knee __: exercise Deep knee ___ Deep knee ___ (exercise unit) Disfigure Distort, as rules Distort, as the truth Dogleg, e.g. Don't stand firm Drinking bout Drinking spree Drinking spree: Slang. Drunken spree drinking-spree Drinking sprees Drinking sprees: Colloq. DECOMPRESSION ___ DIVING hazard Decompression disorder Decompression sickness Deep sea diver's ailment Deep-sea diver's hazard, with "the" Demonstrates flexibility Diver's affliction Diver's concern Diver's danger Diver's dread, with "the" Diver's hazard Diver's woe Diver's worry Diving hazard, with "the" Diving woe Doesn't follow to the letter, as rules Doglegs Doesn't quite play by the book Distorts the facts a little DIVIDED diagonally into equal fields (her.) De ___ esse De ___ esse (provisionally, in law) Drifters singer ___ King Directly under Despicable ... or where this answer goes? Despicable to the nth degree DARK Ages, religious/monastic order of the doing good DONOR to a cause or charitable institution Doing kind acts doing or producing good Dental coverage, e.g. Dividend Drifter in the Rock Hall of Fame DEVIL DOMAIN DEVIL ___, THE Daniel Webster, for one Drag queen Bebe Zahara ___ DEVIL gypsy Dhaka's region Dacca Dacca resident Dhaka language Dhaka natives' language Director Satyajit Ray's native tongue "Deep penetrating pain relief" brand Disputed Libyan town. Dual Open winner, 1953. "Don't fight!" "Don't fight, please" "Don't start anything" Del Toro of "Che" Del Toro of "The Usual Suspects" DEPRIVE (OE) DAHOMEY, new name of Dahomey negro Dahomey's name since 1975 Dahomey, now Dahomey, since 1975 Djimon Hounsou's birthplace Disraeli or Spock Disraeli's first name. Dog of films since 1974 Dog star of a 1974 film classic dog film 1974 abductee "Drink to me only with thine eyes" poet Double entendre-dealing British comic "Don't ___" (words to a snoop) "Death ___ Proud" (Donne sonnet) "Death ___ proud": Donne "Death, ___ proud ...": John Donne Death ____ Proud "Don't get ___ out of shape!" DETERMINED IRREVOCABLY Dead set (on) Determined with on Distorted, as a rule Dog-eared, say Divided lunchbox Determined to do DISPOSITIONS, LIKE SOME Dispositions Designating a style of furniture. Deaden or dull Deprive of feeling Desensitize. Desensitized Deadens Dulls DAIMLER Daimler contemporary Daimler's partner DDT DDT ingredient Dry-cleaning mixture diazepam DEPRESSANT drugs, street name of Drop the mask Demonstrate effectiveness, and a literal hint to the puzzle theme found in the answers to starred clues dye; paint dispose of (property) as in a will DISPOSITION of a will Dead giveaway? Donations to a museum in a will, e.g. Dressed down Does as this puzzle's theme suggests? Dressing down "Don't kid yourself" "Don't shoot for the moon" DEPRIVE of relation, wife, etc. Deprive (with "of") Deprive by force Deprive of a loved one Deprive of joy. Deprive through death Deprive, as through a loss Desolate by loss Dispossess deprive (of) something or someone valued, esp through death Deprived of a loved one. Deprives (of) Deprives of hope.