Letter D 40750–41000

Draft changer Daily contributor Daiskeuasts Dana and Greeley Diaskeuasts Delete from a manuscript Delete from copy Delete text Delete, as a paragraph from a draft Delete, as expletives Delete, as from an article or video Deals with drafts, say Deletes, with "out" Directs the policies of. Doctors colons, say? Doctors documents Document changes that may be reverted Does a desk job Does a puzzling job. Does book work Does copy work Does copyreading Does desk work Does film splicing, say Does literary work Does news work Does newspaper work Does paper work Does postproduction work Does publishing work Does revisions. Does rewriting. Does some copy-righting? Does some magazine work Does some manual labor? Does some piece work Does some post-shooting film work Draft improvements Drops (or adds) a line Drops a line, maybe Drops a line, perhaps Dispute between Wikipedia page updaters Dispute over a Wikipedia page Drawn-out battle at Wikipedia Disputes over contents on a wiki, e.g. Doctor Dré's "Yo! MTV Raps" cohost DJ set genre, often, for short Dubstep is a genre of it Dick Thornburgh followed him at Justice Dick Thornburgh's predecessor Dick Thornburgh's predecessor in the cabinet Dumas's Dantès __ Dantès, the Count of Monte Cristo "D.O.A." star "Drums Along the Mohawk" author Dewey's middle name. "Dame" Everage "Dame" played by Barry Humphries "David Copperfield" actress ___ May Oliver "Diff'rent Strokes" character "Diff'rent Strokes" character's first name "Downton Abbey" maid DAUGHTER OF UNGER, FELIX Daffy Dame Dame Everage from down under Dame ___ Everage (Barry Humphries character) Dame ___ Everidge Dame ___, Barry Humphries character Dame ____( entertainer) Dame from Down Under Dame in drag Dame of comedy Dame of drag fame Dame of fame Dame of note Dame of theater Dame played by a guy Dame who was on Broadway with Michael Feinstein Dame who's a hoot Dame who's a man Dame who's no lady Deadly 1954 hurricane Designer Mode of "The Incredibles" Divine's "Hairspray" role Down Under Dame Dame Everage, and namesakes ___ de Waart, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra conductor de Waart Conductor DEAD ENDER DEAD LOCALE DEAD SEA KINGDOM DEAD Sea country Dead Sea land Descendants of Esau Descendant of Esau in the Old Testament Dweller in ancient Dead Sea kingdom. Dweller, south of the Dead Sea. Deadline pursuers: Abbr. Desk workers: Abbr. Diaskeuasts, for short. Diaskeuasts: Abbr. Dict. versions "Disaster in Dearborn" automobile Dad of Henry Ford II De Soto contemporary Dearborn debut of 1958 Dearborn disaster Dearborn's ____ Ford High School Debut of 8/26/57 Defunct auto Defunct car Detroit car bomb Detroit cognomen. Detroit debacle Detroit disappointment Detroit disaster Detroit dud Detroit fiasco Detroit flop Detroit lemon Detroit name Detroit's Corsair or Citation De Soto contemporaries DeSoto alternatives Defunct autos Defunct motor vehicles Detroit flops Discontinued autos D.C. July setting D.C. clock setting during baseball season D.C. hrs. D.C. setting D.C. setting, for the next month or so D.C. setting, in part of the year D.C. summer clock setting D.C. summer setting D.C. summer time D.C.'s summer hrs. DC FIGURE DC September setting DC hours DC setting for MLB games DC setting in Aug. DC setting in summer DC summer hours DC summer initials DST relative Del. summer hrs. Delaware summer hrs. Domain ending for some colleges Domain for a university website Dean's URL ender Dean's address ender Dean's e-mail address ender Dean's email address ending Dean's email address suffix Dean's email suffix Dillard URL ending Domain ender that UC Berkeley was one of the first schools to adopt Domain name suffix Domain suffix that most people can't register Domain-name ending Dot follower on campus Dot follower, frequently Dot follower, in a college's URL Dot follower, in some addresses Dot follower, on campuses Drake University's URL ending Duke address part Duke's address ender DELACROIX, EUGÈNE ___ Delacroix ("The Green Mile" protagonist) Da Silva of soccer Dept. concerned w/ schs. Dept. since 1979 Dept. that oversees Pell Grants Develop mentally. Drill successfully Did a professor's job donnish Designating certain TV programs. Dewey, notably Don of England, e.g. Develop with assistance Develop, as potential Draw forth Draw forth, as something latent Draw out Draw out something latent Draw, as conclusions Drew forth Drew out Drew out, as latent talent Derives Draws forth Draws out Draws out, as potential Drawing forth Drawn-out chemical Drawn-out substance Drawing out Device for draining fluids Dredging pump Devices for making fluids Dancer Villella Duke Ellington's first name Duke of Kent. Duke of Windsor Dramatist turns apiarist Duke Ellington D-(circled letters), since 2013 Director Blake Douglas who hosted TV's first nightly newscast Dickens' "The Mystery of __ Drood" Dickens' Drood Dickens' Mr. Drood Dickens's "The Mystery of ___ Drood" Dickens's Drood Dickens's Mr. Drood Dickens's mysterious Mr. Drood Dickensian Drood Duke Snider's real name Dickens title child Dickensian title character DIRECTOR BURTON ACTOR Depp role Depp-Landau film Director of "Bride of the Monster" "Dr. Minx" actress Williams Double for Nelson? Dreyer's business partner Dreyer's former partner Dreyer's ice cream partner Dreyer's ice-cream-making partner Dreyer's partner Dreyer's partner in ice cream DISORDERLY PARTNERSHIP Dairy dessert brand Dessert brand Dessert company founded in 1928 Dessert company with an e-newsletter called Scoop Dove's opponent Dreyer's : West Coast :: ___ : East Coast Dreyer's East Coast brand Dreyer's brand, east of the Rockies Dreyer's ice cream, east of the Rockies Dreyer's ice cream, on the East Coast Dreyer's rival Dreyer's, east of the Rockies Dreyer's, in Kansas City