Letter D 55750–56000

Dorothy clicked hers Dorothy clicked hers to go home Dressy footwear Dressy pair Dressy shoes Dressy wear "David Copperfield" antagonist "David Copperfield" baddie "David Copperfield" clerk "David Copperfield" clerk Uriah "David Copperfield" villain Danny of the Dodgers Devious Dickens character Devious Dickens dude Dickens blackmailer Dickens character Uriah Dickens creep Dickens forger Dickens heavy Dickens hypocrite Dickens schemer Dickens schemer Uriah Dickens sycophant Dickens villain Uriah Dickens villain known for his sycophancy Dickens' Uriah Dickens' `umble clerk Dickens's "umble person" Dickens's Uriah Dickens's evil clerk Dickens's hateful clerk Dickens's scheming clerk Dickens's villainous clerk Dickensian antagonist Dickensian clerk Dickensian dissembler Dickensian hypocrite Uriah Dickensian scoundrel. Duplicitous clerk of fiction DUTCH mister Dutch Sir. Dutch title. Debonair "bunny man" Disease from living with too many scantily-clad wives? Defendant in a 1963 obscenity trial Determine weight by lifting Describing guards and tackles Difficult to hoist Dialectical philosopher. dominating leader Dominance of one group or state over another Domination of one group or country over another Domination of one state by another Domination of one state over another Derisive chuckle Derisive snicker Devilish laugh Devious laugh Dastardly chuckle Dastardly laugh Devious snicker Dastardly laughs Devious laughs "Dr. ___ Experiment": Hawthorne Dete's niece, in a beloved 1880 novel Dete's niece, in an 1880 novel Dogie's older sister Disney dwarfs' refrain Disney dwarfs' song Dwarf refrain Dwarfs' song DISTANCE from bottom to top Distance off an assumed base. Doctor's office datum discrimination based on people's heights ""Die Lorelei"" poet "Deutschland" poet Heinrich "Die Lorelei " poet Heinrich "Die Lorelei" author "Die Lorelei" writer "Die Lotosblume" poet Del Monte competitor DISTRIBUTEE Descendant, often Designated recipient Designated successor Designated survivor Donee of a sort Doris Duke, e.g. Doris Duke, for one Doris Duke and Barbara Hutton Descendants in line for the throne Designated successors Daring robbery plot Dangerous job Diamond theft, e.g. Dillinger job Did a job on Doing some lifting Dangerous jobs Dangerous safe jobs Diamond District crimes Does a job on a bank Daughter of Loki, in Norse myth Daughter of Loki, in Scandinavian myth Daughter of Loki: Var. Dear me! to Poirot Decided in court Decided not to sell Decided, as a jury Defended against a siege Defended against siege Detained at the precinct Did a babysitter's job, perhaps Didn't become unglued Didn't break Didn't buckle Didn't budge Didn't collapse Didn't come unglued Didn't draw a card Didn't fall Didn't give away Didn't give up Didn't give way Didn't let go of Didn't let out, as one's breath Didn't let score Didn't release Didn't move from, as a temperature Disrespected Displayed little restraint Didn't let go Didn't sign Didn't fluctuate Didn't let renege on Didn't stray from DEIPHOBUS, wife of Dame Mirren Darling of Paris Daughter of Zeus and Leda Daughter of Zeus and Leda in Greek myth Danish model Christensen Daughter of Old King Cole, Evelyn Waugh's heroine. __ de Troie Double-H of film Daughter of Zeus who hatched from an egg Delta Dawn singer Daughters of Greek sun god, changed into poplar trees. DNA, essentially DIAMETER of sun, instrument used to measure the Device that generates solar power Downtown landing place Designers of illusions Downtown landing spots DNA configuration DNA curve DNA half DNA strand shape DNA strand's shape DNA's "double" shape DNA's double ___ Double DNA thing Double ___ (DNA shape) Double ___ (DNA structure) DNA strands DNA structures "Divine Comedy" setting "Drat!' magnified Dante locale Dante setting Dante topic Dante went there, figuratively Dante's "Inferno" Dantean setting. Devil's realm Diabolical domain Dogs are constantly being scared by vacuum cleaners in it, per a "Family Guy" episode ___ diver (grebe) dreadful time Do-o-ope DORUS, mother of DORYS, father of Director and "The Queen's Gambit" actress Marielle DARDANELLES DARDANELLES strait, former name of the Dardanelles' former name DYSTOPIA DENIZEN of Hell "Did we get cut off?" "Did you hear what I said??" "Duh!" relative "___, Dolly!" (play starring Carol Channing) Dolly's greeting Dutch painter of "The Lute Player" David Merrick production Derisively-spoken 1990s TV tag line Difficulties of whatever magnitude Difficulties of whatever scope Difficulties, slangily Dire alternatives Dire circumstance, idiomatically? Dungeons. Dystopian backdrop Dystopian spot "Dead End" setting Dean Martin role Direct, in "Variety" Direct, to "Variety" Driver's seat Driving seat Diver's equipment. Diving suit part Daredevil's video device Dolphins' protectors DISEASE characterised by presence of worms in the body Directs, in Hollywood lingo Directs, say ___ d'Argenteuil, celebrated French nun DOMESTIC servant Desperate cry Distress call Distressed damsel's cry Don't just sit by do yeoman service "Do me just this one favor" Dramatic cry in a battle scene Dinner portion Darby's Joan, for example. Distressed request Desperate plea to a famous Jedi mentor in Star Wars Does some volunteering Demand from a therapist? Delay deciding Designer line? Designer's bottom line Do a sartorial job Do a seamstress's job Do a sewing task Do needle work. Do sewing Do some sewing Do the skirt Do, as some stitching Don't commit Doubled fabric edge Drape edge Drapery bottom Drapery edge Drawstring's locale