Letter D 38500–38750

Drinker's woe: Abbr. Drinker's woes: Abbr. Drinking problem Drunk tank letters Drunk's affliction Drunk's affliction, for short Drunk's ailment, for short Drunk's condition, for short Drunk's problem Drunk's problem, with "the" Drunk's shakes, for short Drunk's woe Drunk's woe, informally Drunk's woe, with "the" Drunk-tank ltrs. Drunkard's woe, for short Drying-out danger Drying-out hurdle Drying-out malady Drying-out problem Drying-out woe, for short DUTCH (abbr.) "Dance the Night" singer Lipa "Don't Start Now" singer Lipa DINK part Denoting a certain personality. Denoting two Describing Dr. Jekyll's personality. Describing Jekyll's personality. Designed for two Double, consisting of two parts dualistic "Dance the Night" singer ... or, parsed differently, a hint to the pair of drinks in row 3, 5, 11 or 13 of this grid Dula Peep, according to Wendy Williams DOCTRINE that mind and matter exist as distinct entities (philos.) Dichotomies DOUBLETS double-harness doubleness dualism Describing certain highways. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll, for one Division of a Gaelic poem. ___ "Dog" Chapman (reality TV bounty hunter) Dominican Republic capital formerly named after this leader Do a film editing job Do a sound job Do a voice-over Do a voice-over for Do a voice-over for, as a foreign-language film Do some soundtrack work Do some tape Editing Do some film Do some tape editing Do some voice work Do soundtrack work Do voice-over work dress leather Did voice-over work DUBIOUS state dubiosity dubiousness Do some film editing with voices De Valera's capital. dark purplish-red colour Designates, as a knight Does some sound editing Does some soundtrack work Does some voice-over work Does soundtrack work Does voiceover work Duffers. Dance music genre with heavy sub-bass, and how four of today's answers move between rows Dance music with a wobbly bass sound Dax duke ___ d'Orléans _____ de Richelieu (Académie Française founder) DUCHY (pert. to) DUKEDOM (pert. to) duke s Dictator's title. Duke's lady Duke's wife Dukes' domains DUKE, office of DUKE, realm of DIP head under water and emerge Donald of cartoons Donald or Daisy Donald or Howard Donald. Drake Discredited fallout protection procedure Donald dunned monotreme Daffy trying to hit the piñata? Decoy accompanier Design scheme on display at Donald's domicile? Dropped out of sight, say Doing the limbo? Darling: Brit. slang. Drakes' companions Donald's hooch? Disney series rebooted in 2017 Dr. Mallard's apt nickname on "NCIS" Defective bomb Defective cherry bomb Defective explosive Defective firecracker Defective missile Disappointing firecracker Disappointing firework Disappointing thing Dragnet signature sound Disparaging term for some frat guys Dressed (up), slangily Dubliner's clay pipe. Dressy ones Drugstore cowboys Dons one's Sunday best Dress for a hot date, say Deep resentment ___ Digges. Dimwitted toon with a horse named Horse Defective bombs. Defective firecrackers Defective fireworks Disappointing fireworks Disappointments Dress, informally Deserved recognition Deserved reward Deserved, as recognition Deserving of success Deserving recognition Deserving, or deserved Devil's desert Devil's take? Direction heading Directions In need of Directly, directionally Directly, in directions ___ date (info on a syllabus) ___ date (library book deadline) ___ date (pregnancy estimate) ___ date (when to turn in a paper) Deadline info Delivery estimate Deadline for a task Days of hard labor? Directly toward sunup D'Artagnan specialty D'Artagnan's challenge Dawn affair Do some fencing Double jeopardy? Dramatic scene in "Henry Esmond." Drawing contest Defended one's honor, in a way Drawing people "Deliverance" instrumental Decatur and Hamilton died in these. Dramatic one-on-ones Dramatic showdowns Drawing contests? Directly up, on a map Deduction Scale "Do You Love Me?" from "Fiddler on the Roof," e.g. "Don't Go Breaking My Heart," for example "Drunk in Love," e.g. "Dueling Banjos," e.g. "Dueling Banjos," for one Daft Punk, for one Donizetti's "Tornami a dir che m'ami," e.g. Dueling pianos song, e.g. Dueling pianos tune Doesn't sing singly Directly toward the sunset Doughy food dull or incompetent person "Dallas" actor 'Dallas' actor Patrick Deemed groovy Deemed way cool Delved. Did archaeological work Did deep research Did the hole thing? Dig ___ (classic arcade game) Demonstrated obstinacy Discovered, as a shady past Dolt's remark Dolt's response Doltish interjection Dopey comment Dumb reply Dunderhead's remark Dense sounds? Dim responses Dummies' replies Determination from a Breathalyzer test, for short Drinker's road offense, briefly Drunk motorist's offense, briefly Dubya's '76 motor-vehicle offense Dubya's 1976 offense Duets, musically speaking. Duets: Music. duikerbok DUTCH distance measure DUTCH length measure "Doonesbury" character based on Hunter S. Thompson "Doonesbury" presidential candidate "Doonesbury" reprobate Dixie university. Doris or Patty Durham school Durham university duke's domain Daisy ___ (short shorts) Diamond man. Dodger Hall of Famer known as the "Silver Fox" Dodger with 407 homers Dodgers' center fielder. Durham campus DOUKHOBOR Durham collegian, cutely __ de leche (Spanish confection) ___ de leche ___ de leche (caramel flavor) ___ de leche (caramel) ___ de leche (ice cream topping) ___ de leche (sweet confection) Don Quixote’s idealized lady DON Quixote, idealised/idealized mistress of DON Quixote, village girl of Don Quixote's beloved Don Quixote's doña Don Quixote's lady love. Don Quixote's love Don Quixote's unseen beloved Don Quixote's unseen love Devoid of spark. Dishwaterlike Dim bulb, so to speak Dim-witted one dull or stupid person __ dishwater "David and Lisa" star DC hub Dewey's potential Secretary of State. Dispiritedly.