Letter D 59000–59250

Defunct Apple messaging app Divination book Divination manual whose name translates as "book of changes" Decider's phrase Divine fluid Donation from Zeus to a blood bank? D'_____ peu (in a moment, in French) Dans cette localité Disneyland Paris map word Danger during a thaw December dangler December hanger Drip source or product December danglers Danish topper decoration Cake Bathday "Don't like it" Declaration of disgust Disgusted remark Disgusted squeal DJ in a filthy disco? Dies throwing slime in a well? Disgusting, in kid-speak Disgusting, to a child Disgusting, to a kid Distasteful, teen style Distasteful, to a youth Disgustingly sticky or unpleasant Disgusting, to a toddler Disgusting croquet obstacle? Diminutive suffix for 'part' Digital storage service Dropbox competitor David or Victoria Beckham, e.g. Deesis Desktop art Desktop feature Desktop figure Desktop folder, e.g. Desktop graphic Desktop graphic symbol Desktop image Desktop miniature Desktop object Desktop pic Desktop picture Desktop sight Desktop symbol Desktop trash can, e.g. Desktop trash can, for one Desktop trashcan, e.g. Devotional image Devotional painting Directional computer symbol Double-clicked desktop item Double-clicked image Double-clicked pic Double-clicked picture Double-clicked symbol Double-clicked thing Dropbox's blue box, for one Designer of screen images? Designers for Microsoft Windows? DESCRIPTION of a subject by drawings/figures Deeply admired people Desktop array Desktop assortment Desktop clutter, perhaps Desktop denizens Desktop figures Desktop graphics Desktop images Desktop lineup Desktop pictographs Desktop pictures Desktop shortcuts Desktop symbols Double-clicked images Drag-and-drop targets Dragged things Deca- doubled Deca- times two Deca-doubled Declaration that's from hunger "Do you need more reasons?" Defib setting Dept. for some nurses Dept. inspired by Nightingale's service Dept. whose history goes back to Nightingale Dept. with a history going back to Nightingale Destination after the ER Destination after the ER and OR Destination after the ER, perhaps Destination from the E.R. Destination from the ER, perhaps Dangerous for drivers, in a way Dangerous for driving Dangerous to drive on Dangerous to drive on, say Dangerous to walk on, in a way Dangerous, as a winter road Dangerous, as winter sidewalks Dangerous, in a way Describing Winter roads. Description of a hostile glare Devoid of warmth and cordiality Diamond-clad, to a rapper Distant, as relations "Don't overlook this news" letters Dog tag, e.g. "Die Fledermaus" soprano Director Lupino of Hollywood's Golden Age Dactyls' mother Deadly 2009 Atlantic hurricane Destructive 2021 hurricane Diahann Carroll on "Lonesome Dove: The Series" Diane's "Chinatown" role Director Lupino Drug retailing org. Dwight Eisenhower's mother Dwight Eisenhower's mother's name Dilettante's comment Descriptive of ancient Cretan Mount. Dwelling on Mount Ida. Dem. Senator Taylor's home state. Dirk Kempthorne's domain Doug Martsch home state Domestic potatoes Director/co-star of "The Bigamist," 1953 "Do _ to eat a peach?": Eliot "Do __?" (timid one's question) "Do ___ to eat a peach?" "Do ___ to eat a peach?" (T.S. Eliot) "Do ___ to eat a peach?": T. S. Eliot "Do ___ to eat a peach?": T.S.E. "Do ___?" (scaredy-cat's query) "Do ___?" (words of indecision) "___ do all . . . ": Macbeth "__ delighted!" ("Sure!") "___ delighted to" "___ delighted!" ("My pleasure!") "___ delighted!" (enthusiastic response) Driver's lic., often Driver's license, e.g. Driver's license, e.g., in brief Driver's license, often Driver's licenses, e.g. Driver's licenses, often "Dionysos and Immortality" author Benjamin ___ Wheeler "Don't get the wrong ___" "Drawing is putting a line round an ___": Henri Matisse Darkness "Seemed Like a Good ___ at the Time" Dave Matthews "The ___ of You" Designer's need Discussion starting point Don't get the wrong one Describing Never-Never Land. Dream boat. Dream team, for example Don Quixotes DEEM PROPER Deem perfect Dreamer's goals Dreams of youth Dieter's dream Diagram used for brainstorming "Don't get any __!" "Don't get any funny ___!" Developed germs, maybe Dot journal entries Dreamers have big ones Do some brainstorming Dream things up Develops concepts Discovered the name of, briefly Distinguished between the minority and the majority "__ de génie" (French brainstorm) "__ de génie" (brainstorm) De Tocqueville thought Descartes "product" Descartes concept Descartes's thought Ditto, to Cato Ditto: Lat. Dog tag, for short Dog tag, perhaps (abbr.) Dog tag: Abbr. Dogtag, for short Driver's lic. perhaps Driver's lic., e.g. Driver's lic., for instance Driver's license, for one (Abbr.) Driver's license, slangily Distinct personalities Dogtags, for short Design thinking company behind the shopping cart redesign Doctrinaire sort Dogmatic sorts Democracy, e.g. Democracy, for one DISAPPOINTING DATE Dangerous March date Dangerous March day for Caesar Dangerous date Dangerous date for Caesar Dangerous date for Julius Caesar Dangerous time Dangerous time for Caesar Dangerous time in "Julius Caesar" Dark day in the Senate Date for Caesar Date for Decius Date for Domitian Date for Julius. Date in ancient Rome. Date in the Forum Date of March madness? Date of a historic senate assassination Date of destiny Date of terror for Caesar Date sacred to Jupiter Date that "stuck" with Caesar Date to be wary of Date to beware Date to beware, according to a Shakespearean soothsayer Day "Et tu, Brute?" is uttered Day about two weeks after calends Day after Pi Day, e.g. Day cited in "The Lives of the Twelve Caesars" Day for Caesar to beware Day furthest from each end of the month Day in March that didn't end well for Caesar Day in Roman calendar. Day in ancient Rome Day in the middle of a Roman month Day of March madness? Day of destiny Day of the Roman calendar. Day of the full moon, in old Rome Day on Nero's calendar Day on old calendars Day on the Roman calendar Day originally marked by a full moon in the early Roman calendar Day that was sacred to Jupiter Day to 'beware' Day to beware of, since Roman times Days of old Dec. 13, e.g. December 13, e.g. December 13th, e.g.