Letter D 59750–60000

"Do __ a Waltz?" "Do ___ Waltz?" "Don't say that again" "Do you KNOW how often people tell me that?!" Denny's alternative Denny's alternative, briefly Denny's alternative, for short Denny's competition Denny's competitor Denny's rival Denny's rival, familiarly Dixie Chicks song for Katrina relief "Don't tell me that!" Davis Love ___ Davis Love or Charles Howell ender Declaration of Independence receiver George __ Designation for a sequel to a sequel Dial numeral. Division ___, lowest level of the N.C.A.A. Do the minimum Due east on a grandfather clock Due east on an old clock dial Dynastic third Date of this puzzle's publication, briefly Danson/Selleck Italian comedy smash? Demanding phrase Double 55 Dutch branch of the Rhine DUTCH canal DUTCH freshwater lake "___ don't get it!" Dinner invitation excuse Declaration about unhanding a German philosopher? D-Day commander's nickname D-Day commander, popularly D-Day figure D-Day figure, familiarly D-Day nickname D-day leader: abbr. D.D.E.'s campaign handle D.D.E.'s nickname D.D.E., familiarly D.D.E., general-turned-politician D.D.E., informally DDE for short DDE nickname DDE sobriquet DDE's moniker DDE, to friends Davis of the Pirates Denison denizen, informally Devastating 2008 hurricane Dick was his running mate Dick was his running mate in '52 and '56 Dick was his veep Dick's running mate Diogu of the Pacers Dollar coin figure before Susan B. Anthony, familiarly Dollar-coin profile Dwight David. Dwight's nickname Dwight, in '50s slogans Dwight, to many voters D-Day general, to friends ___ dollar (1970s coin, informally) DIY furniture brand DIY furniture company DIY furniture giant DIY furniture store Distributor of freebie paper rulers D. D. E. and others. D. D. E.'s namesakes. D.D.E. et al. D.D.E. namesakes D.D.E.'s namesakes Dwight and others. Dwight's namesakes. "Don't believe a word of it" "Don't take me too seriously ..." "Don't take my criticism seriously" "Don't take my insults seriously" Disclaiming postscript Declaration from one who abducts alley prowlers? "Did you do anything for luck before today's race?" [Katy Perry, 2008] "Duh, that was obvious" "Duh, of course!" "Don't need an explanation" "Don't remind me ..." Diversion dropped when you'd rather not explain things "Don't tell me, don't tell me!" Dixie Cups hit Devotional carving: Var. Devotional paintings Dock bloc, briefly Dock group Dock org. Dock union: Abbr. Dock workers assn. Dock workers org. Dock workers' group. Dock workers' grp. Dock workers' union. Dock-workers' org. Docker's org. Dockers gp. Dockers' gr. Dockers' grp. Dockers' union Dockers' union: Abbr. Dockhands' grp. Dockhands' union: Abbr. Dockworker's gp. Dockworker's gr. Dockworker's group Dockworker's grp. Dockworkers' group: abbr. Dockworkers' union: Abbr. Double this for a perfume-yielding tree Der Führer's ally "__ de France" "___ de la Cite" -- -de-France -- de la CitŽ (Notre Dame site) -- de la Cité -- du Diable De Ré or d'Oléron Destination for les vacanciers Dot in "la mer" Dot in la Seine Dot in the Rhône Dot in the Seine Dot off la côte Dot on a French map Dot on a French mariner's chart Dot on a carte geographique Duct attachment? Duct ender Duct ending Duct extension? Duct tail __ d'Orléans: historic La. district __ d'Ouessant __ de la Cité: Notre-Dame home __ de la Cité: Notre-Dame locale __ de la Cité: Paris landmark __ du Diable: former French penal colony __-de-France (Paris' region) __-de-France: Paris's region ___ d'Anticosti ___ d'Anticosti (Gulf of St. Lawrence island) ___ d'Anticosti, Quebec ___ d'Oléron ___ d'Oléron in Bay of Biscay. ___ d'Ouessant (westernmost point of France) ___ d'Yeu, France ___ d'Yeu, Petain's place of exile. ___ d'Yeu, Petain's prison. ___ d'Yeu, Petain's retreat. ___ d'Yeu, off the coast of Brittany. ___ d'Yeu, place of Petain's imprisonment. ___ d'Yeu. ___ de France (Paris and vicinity, once) ___ de France (former name of Mauritius) ___ de France (old name for Mauritius) ___ de Montréal ___ de Noirmoutier, France ___ de Ré ___ de Ré, France ___ de la Cite (Notre-Dame's place) ___ de la Cité (home of Notre Dame cathedral) ___ de la Cité (Notre Dame Cathedral site) ___ de la Cité (Notre Dame's locale) ___ de la Cité (Notre-Dame setting) ___ de la Cité (Parisian site) ___ de la Cité (Seine site) ___ de la Cité (middle of Paris's Pont Neuf) ___ de la Cité (where Notre Dame de Paris stands) ___ de la Cité, Paris ___ de la Cité, Paris center. ___ de la Cité, in Paris. ___ de la Cité, one end of Paris's Pont Neuf ___ de la Cité, part of Paris. ___ de la Passe, Mauritius ___ de la Réunion ___ de la Visitation, Quebec ___ des Pins. ___ du Diable (Devil's Island) ___ du Diable (French penal colony) ___ du Diable (former penal colony) ___ du Diable (notorious French penal colony) ___ du Diable (part of French Guiana) ___ du Levant (Riviera site) ___-de-France (Paris and vicinity) ___-de-France (Paris and vicinity, once) ___-de-France (immigrant-heavy area) ___-de-la-Cite ___-de-la-Cité ___-de-la-Cité (Notre Dame locale) _____-du-Prince-Édouard ____d'Yeu, place of Petain's exile. Dance floor assertion __ Diable __ Diable: old penal colony site ___ Diable (penal colony off French Guiana) ___ Diable: French penal colony "__ de la Societe" -- du Vent -- du Vent (the Windwards) D'Oleron and De Ré. D'Yeu and others. De France and others De Ré and d'Oléron. De Ré and d'Yeu. De la Cité et al. Diable and d'Yeu Dots in "la mer" Dots in 'l'ocean' Dots in l'océan Dots in the Seine Dots on French maps Dots on a carte Dots on cartes Dots on la carte ___ d'Hyères, France ___ de la Madeleine. ___ de la Société ___ des Saintes ___ du Salut ___ du Salut (Safety Islands) ___ du Salut, Fr. Guiana. ___ du Vent (Windward Islands) "Did ___ You Know" (Red Hot Chili Peppers song) Duke Ellington's "___ Song Go Out of My Heart" Digestion pathway Dr. Gesell's co-author Dorsal bones Drawn-out narration. Davis Cup player Nastase Doubles partner of Jimmy Deceiver's confession Deceiver's declaration Deception admission Declaration that may be followed by "So sue me" Duper's declaration Debby Boone song for egotists "Does he ever take you out?" Dave Clark Five hit of 1965 Dave Clark Five tune of '66 "___ Do Anything" "___ drink to that"