Letter D 52750–53000

Dives into, as a task Does battle Disappears inexplicably Departs, in toddler-speak Develops anacusis Develops hearing loss Doesn't make any stopovers Doesn't gorge (on) Doesn't push, with "on" Doesn't throw the book at Drives around awhile ... as suggested by this puzzle's circled squares? Discusses in detail Doesn't do the right thing? Doesn't make progress Drives to the basket, perhaps Departs for a date Does another walk-through of something Doesn't bring a plus-one Dates one person exclusively Does it all Doesn't skip Does everything possible. Defends Does a devout duty Disintegrates: Colloq. Doesn't get used Does spy work Demonstrates adaptability Doth depart Doth disappear Doth proceed Do big things Dog command ... or a hint to the starts of the answers to the four starred clues "Do you have any fours?" game "Do you have any jacks?" response, maybe "Do you have any queens?" response, maybe Do some cardio Do some marathon training Drive around casually Drive around town Drive briefly Drive with no particular destination Dig Bach? "Don't miss this chance" Detroit sports fan's cry? DETERMINED person Dutch painter, with Van "Don't dally!" Dancer at a disco Disco adjective Disco dancer Disco dancer descriptor Disco era adjective Disco era word Disco hall music Disco of the 1960s Disco-era adjective Discotheque word Discothèque word. Discothèque's ___ girl __ dancer ('60s performer) __ dancer (disco denizen) __ dancer (disco performer) ___ dancer (1960s night club employee) Disco fruit? Disco performed while doing the limbo? Disco performer Discotheque performer Discothèque feature Disco entertainers Discotheque employees Disco recruiters? Dancer with high boots Dancing '60s entertainer "Dead Souls" author Nikolai "Dead Souls" novelist "Dead Souls" novelist Nikolai "Diary of a Madman" author "Diary of a Madman" writer Nikolai Diary of a Madman author Nikolai Dostoyevsky contemporary DON'T heed this "Twelfth Night" order! Decide to contribute Departure - condition of a racecourse Descending to the lower decks Dressy shirt you might wear to the club *Doing more than is necessary Destined for greatness *Deteriorating (6-9) Doing exceedingly well at a task, slangily Doing one's job, and how! Doing something enthusiastically Depart serenely Describe more fully Discuss, as details Do more than veer Ditch assistance Do something by oneself DERBYSHIRE neck "Dragon Ball Z" protagonist Develop a limp Disputed Heights Defer to everyone else Defer to everyone else, say Discovery at Sutter's Mill Doubloon makeup Doubloon material Doubloons. Dr. Fuchs' accomplice. Draw for the '49ers Dad-gummed DOG it Denver stash Destined for success Dark brown raptor Dragon-guarded treasure of Colchis. Dorothy, Rose and Blanche "Dorothy followed a __ of bricks" Debris after a prospecting accident? "Do unto others . . . " "Do unto others . . ." principle "Do unto others . . ." teaching Dental fixture "Death Becomes Her" co-star Hawn Decorative foil Decorative layer Designation for a hit album Desired medals dealer in or maker of gold articles Discovery that might cause a rush Dental attraction Drink served to a prospector? Directions phrase Driving instruction Devil of Jewish lore Dimwit, in Yiddish slang Disc ___ (game with tee pads) Don January's sport Drivers' game Driving passion? Driving sport Driving test, of a sort Driving accessory Drivers can be seen in them Dimply object on the green *Dimpled flyers Duffers hit them Driver ed? Dangerous links game? Duffer's nineteenth-hole litany? Driver's destinations? Duffer's trip through Scotland? (Volkswagen/Honda) *Driving instructor? Distracts oneself from having lost an election, in a way Does a round of nine Drives and putts Drives on a course, maybe Drives without a car? Drive or putt Driver's gadget Driver's prop Driver's support Driver's aids Duffer's pegs Drive time? DAVID, victim of David's adversary David's foe DEMENTIA OF THE AGED Descend into dementia Do as Henry VI did DiMaggio's first Yankee roommate "... do as the Romans do," e.g. Do as the Romans do Dravidian of Central India. Dravidian of India. Dravidian. Dravidians of central India Down the drain Drunk or high out of one's mind "Don't __ the Water" "Don't ___ the Water" (1957) Departed the base without permission Deserted from the mil., e.g. Done a while ago David Fincher thriller of 2014 Declared for the draft, say "Dead duck." DOOMED person Dead duck, perhaps Dead-duck Don't bet on him Done-for one Doomed fellow Doomed individual Doomed one Doomed soul Duchess of Albany. Dead ducks Doomed group Doomed ones Decayed or deteriorated December 15, 1939 movie premiere Departed, as Dorothy from Kansas? Disappeared, to an anemologist? Dunce, in England "Dinner's ready" sound Deep bell Dinner bell. Dinner summoner Dinner summons Dinner summons at the manor house Disc of music Disk-shaped instrument Disklike percussion instrument Disqualify, Barris-style Deep bells Dinner callers Dinner signals Dinner summoners Dismissals in a '70s-'80s game show duct leading from a gonad to the exterior, through which gametes pass Disoriented advice, once? "Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out" Don one's birthday suit Don't be shy at all Dunce, in Britain Dorky fellow Dixie peanut Describing Ford Maddox Ford's soldier Deserving a B Deserving a thumbs-up Doing well Dollar to comical Brown? Diet and exercise book for the upper legs? Doctor or lawyer, perhaps, to your mother? Decent human being, informally Decent sort Decent sort of person "Doc" in the Mets Hall of Fame "Dr. K" of baseball Doc who pitched Do-___ (humanitarian) Do-___ (well-intentioned one). *Defensible alibi De Niro gangster film De Niro mob film Director of Decent sorts Day of observance