Letter D 3750–4000

Dreamboat of Greek mythology Dreamboat of a guy Dreamboat of myth Dreamboat wrecked by a boar Dreamy guy Dead as ___nail. "Dead as ___," first used in 1350. "___, Don't Shop" (animal rescue slogan) "___, don't shop" (pet fostering slogan) Decide to use Decide to use, as a policy Decides to start using Decides to use Delectable Delightful: Colloq. Desirable. Devoted one Da Vinci's "___ of the Magi" deep love or esteem Darling, informally DEEPLY DIG DEEPLY IMPRESS DEEPLY OR COMPLETELY DEIFY OR GLORIFY DELIGHT GREATLY IN DIG FOR DIG into Deem heavenly Dig Dig a heap Dig a lot Dig deeply Dig for squares? Dig lots Dig, so to speak Dote on Dote upon Drag queen Delano deeply religious devotedly dig up DARLING LOCALE DEEPLY ABSORBED IN THOUGHT Doted on Dug Dug deeply DESCARTES, RENÉ CONCLUSION Deep admirer Devoted swain Doting one. DEVOTED TO OR APPRECIATIVE OF MUSIC Delights in Digs a bunch Digs a lot Digs deeply Digs loads Doesn't just like Dotes on DECEIVING HER PREOCCUPIED AND DOTING HUSBAND WITH A YOUNG CAPTAIN Demonstrative Doting Doting upon. Deeply affectionate dotingly Delightfully nerdy DECK THE HALLS DECK THE HALLS SYLLABLES DECK THE HALLS WORD DECORATE A CAKE DECORATE IN A CHEAP AND FLASHY WAY DECORATE OR DECK WITH WREATHS DECORATE THE TREE DECORATE WITH A LACE OF GEOMETRIC DESIGNS DECORATE WITH HERALDIC ARMS DECORATE WITH STRINGS OF FLOWERS DECORATE, AS WITH ORNAMENTS DECORATE, AS WITH PARSLEY OR OTHER ORNAMENTAL FOODS Deck (out) Deck the Halls, e.g. Deck the halls, perhaps Deck with boughs of holly, e.g. Deck with fancy. Decorate Decorate (with) Decorate with ornaments Decorate, in a way Decorate^ADOR Do some trimming Do up Doll up Drape, e.g. Dress ( up ) Dress nicely drape DECORATED MURPHY Decked Decked out Decorated Dolled (up) Dressed up Decorator Drapery, e.g. Decorators. Decking Decking out Decorating Decor Decorations Decks Decks out Decks the halls? Decorates Decorates with ornaments Does some trimming DIFFICULTIES DISORDERLY OR CHAOTIC Disturbances Disturbances, old-style Dos-___ Dos-___ (back to back). Dust-ups degree in medicine Deuce follower, sometimes Descending: Poet. "Do you feel __?" Dr. King had one Designating certain glands. Ductless gland Ductless gland located above the kidney Daily income Dantley in the Basketball Hall of Fame Dantley of the N.B.A. Designer of movie costumes. Devilkin in "Rosemary's Baby" Director Lyne Director Lyne of "Fatal Attraction" Dress designer for Garbo et al. Drea's role in "The Sopranos" Drea's role on "The Sopranos" Denzel's successor as Best Actor Designer Arpel "Diving Into the Wreck" poet and coiner of the term "compulsory heterosexuality" DIRECTIONLESS Directionless at sea Descriptive of the Artful Dodger. Displaying dexterity DAILY BRITISH BROADSHEET NEWSPAPER DAILY BRUIN PUBLISHER DENVER NEWSPAPER DESIGN CONSISTING OF A PATTERN OF REGULARLY SPACED CIRCULAR SPOTS DEVOTED TO YOU (SONG) ARTIST DISPLAYS BILLBOARD DISTRIBUTE CIRCULARS TO DVR users often skip them DVRs can skip them DVRs get rid of them DWFs may place them Daily linage Desktop pop-ups Deuce followers Display items. Displays on the sides of some buses Disregarded mail, maybe Distractions on many free apps Don Draper's creations Downsides of free Pandora accounts Drama breakers Drawbacks to a free app DEGREE of excellence Draw in and hold condensed gas, in chemistry. Draws onto a surface, chemically speaking "Dead, for ___ . . . ": Hamlet DIRECTION MUSICAL 1925 Direction for Solti Direction from Mehta Direction in a score DISSIDENT political group member Developed DEBASE ONESELF DENATURALISE DIRTY ___ Debase by admixture. Dilute Distort demoralize deprave devitalise dope up Decayed defiled desecrated diseased Debases or dilutes Doctors deceiver Drab demimonde demirep disloyalty Doing grown-up tasks, in modern lingo Doing grown-up things, in modern lingo "Devil in Miss Jones," for one Deep Throat, e.g. deep throat e g Dance chaperones, e.g. Does laundry or pays bills, in modern lingo Darken Depict Draft Dummy DAVIS, BETTE Dried or darkened, as by heat Dried up, to poets Dried up. dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight dry up or darken by heat Daily or weekly, e.g.: Abbr. Daily or weekly: Abbr. Dict. abbreviation direct marketing DIFFICULTY (ant.) Damages DAWN ___ Dangerous undertaking Daring feat. Daredevil investor? "Don Quixote" and "The Hobbit," for two Daredevil desperado despoiler Dauntless dicey disposed to seek adventure Daily or weekly Duly and truly, e.g. DEMON ___ DEVIL ___ disputant Deadly DANGER ___ DEEP water Displeasure Dole death in life desperation dispossession Discuss Do commercials. Draw attention to disclosed