Letter D 2500–2750

DILLINGER (FILM) CAST DINER (FILM) CAST DIPLOMATIC COURIER (FILM) CAST DIRTY DOZEN, THE (FILM) CAST DISRAELI (FILM) CAST DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN, THE (FILM) CAST DIVE BOMBER (FILM) CAST DIVIDED INTO OR MADE UP OF TWO PARTS DIVIDED INTO TWO PORTIONS ALMOST TO THE BASE DIVIDED OR DIVIDING INTO TWO SHARPLY DISTINGUISHED PARTS OR CLASSIFICATIONS DIXIE (FILM) CAST DO A GOOD DEED DO A NUMBER DO A PUZZLE DO A SCENE DO A ___ DEED DO ARCHITECTURAL WORK DO AS TOLD ALL DO DOCK WORK Dance Step Dealership Decision of Congress. Decisive Be Display Disposi-tion Dissimulate. Division of "Billy Budd" Division of a group into opposing factions Division of a play Division of play? Do Brad Pitt's job Do Hamlet Do a bit Do a part? Do a portrayal Do a skit Do a thespian's job Do cameos Do film work Do lines? Do not delay Do one's part Do some Shakespeare, maybe Do some film work Do some lines? Do some role playing Do something Do something dramatic Do stage work Do studio work Do summer stock Do what's expected Do your part Dog ___, in vaudeville Doing Don't be yourself Don't behave like a fool Don't delay Don't hesitate Don't just sit Don't just sit there Don't just stand there Don't just talk Don't procrastinate Don't wait Double Drama division Drama part Drama section Drama unit Dramatic division Dramatic excerpt Dramatic segment Dramatic unit divided into scenes Dramatize (with "out") deaf-and-dumb language delay legal depiction direction stage dissemblance DECREE OFFICIAL Deeds in law Deeds, in Latin. Deeds: Lat. Deeds: Latin. Document, in Durango Document, to Coronado Doings of the Roman Senate. ___ Diurna (daily Roman notices) deeds Latin words Do without accomplices Do the job of Do the work of. Documents, in Durango Demonstrate unity Display unity Dress code for standardized-exam taking? "Don't be weird" "__ de naissance" (birth certificate) Deed, in Dijon Deed, in France Deed, in Reims Deed: Fr. Division d'un ballet Division d'un opera Division dramatique Dumas novel __ d'accusation: charge __ de vente: bill of sale ___ de ballet (short musical piece) ___ de naissance (French birth certificate) DAUGHTER OF MEDEA DID A CLUMSY JOB DID A SMITHY JOB Delivered a line Delivered some lines Did Medea Did Shakespeare Did a deed Did a few lines? Did a monologue, say Did a thespian's job Did one's part Did some role-playing Did something Did stage work Did summer stock Did summer stock, say Did the deed Didn't dawdle Didn't delay Didn't dilly-dally Didn't do nothing Didn't just sit Didn't just sit by Didn't just sit there Didn't just stand there Didn't just talk Didn't just think Didn't procrastinate Didn't sit by Didn't sit on one's hands Didn't wait Didn't wait to make the decision Dramatic. Didn't rope anybody in Dissembled. Did more than think about Did something about, as an informant's tip Didn't ignore, as a tip Didn't just consider Didn't just talk about Demonstrated Demonstrated on stage Demonstrated via charades Dramatized Deeds, in Dijon Deeds, to Dumas "Don't wait!," in ads DNA letters Drug acronym Drama beginning Drama opener Drama opening Drama segment Drama start Drama starter? Dramatic beginning Dramatic opener Dramatic opening Dramatic start Discontinued allergy brand Discontinued allergy-relief brand DESCENT OF THE UTERUS INTO THE PELVIC CAVITY THAT OCCURS LATE IN PREGNANCY dagger Scottish words DARK COMMAND (FILM) CAST DAVID AND LISA (FILM) CAST DAWN PATROL, THE (FILM) CAST DAYS AT PEKING (FILM) CAST DAYS OF THUNDER (FILM) CAST DEAD AGAIN (FILM) CAST DEADLY AFFAIR, THE (FILM) CAST DEADLY STRANGERS (FILM) CAST DEATH BECOMES HER (FILM) CAST DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY (FILM) CAST DEATH WISH (FILM) CAST DESERT FOX, THE (FILM) CAST DESPERATE CHARACTERS (FILM) CAST DESPERATE HOURS, THE (FILM) CAST DESPERATE JOURNEY (FILM) CAST DESPERATE TRAIL, THE (FILM) CAST DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN (FILM) CAST DIAL M FOR MURDER (FILM) CAST DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID (FILM) CAST DIRTY DANCING (FILM) CAST digestive protein Diligent. Doing one's part? Doing the job until the real appointee is confirmed Dramatics Dynamic ___ driving Drive on the way to Hollywood? Disobedient or mischievous Do exactly as another Do the same thing Deed, in Roman law DARK COMMAND (FILM) DIRECTOR DECISION ___ Director's "Begin!" Director's "Start!" Director's call Director's command Director's cue Director's directive Director's order Director's shout Director's shout at the start of a scene Director's word dramaturgy "Die hard," for one Direct means of communication to a news outlet Dynamic stance Do a charade "Double, double toil and trouble" time Drive DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS, AS FOR A MILITARY OPERATION Droll drastic Dating service questionnaire heading dynamically Dannon sister brand Dannon yogurt brand Demonstrator Demonstrator's doctrine Direct, vigorous participation for a cause Dreamer daydreamer Daily happenings at summer camp daily work diligence Do an impersonation of Do an impression of "Don't do anything odd" "Don't do anything weird!" "Don't try so hard" "Don't misbehave!" "Don't arouse suspicion" "Don't behave so suspiciously!" "Don't delay!" in an infomercial