Letter D 64750–65000

Dancing and singing star. Daughter of Ozzy Osbourne Derby hats: Slang. Dancer's basic unit? Dashi flavorer Dashi ingredient Defeated Senator from Missouri. "Dole/____ '96" (old political bumper sticker) Dole mate Dole running mate Dole's '96 running mate Dole's 1996 running mate Dole's running mate Dole's running mate of 1996 Dole's running mate, 1996 "D' ye ___ John Peel . . . ?" "Detective Pikachu" actor Watanabe Dallas actor Kercheval Dig in Dundee Director Russell Documentarian Burns Documentarist Burns Documentary filmer Burns Documentary filmmaker Burns Documentary maker Burns Doll created for Barbie Doll in "Toy Story 3" Doll introduced in 1961 Doll name Doll played by Ryan Gosling Doll seen in "Toy Story 3" Doll since 1961 Doll who dated Skipper's sister Doll who dated Skipper's sister for 43 years Doll who has had 40+ occupations Doll whose last name is Carson Doll with a Glitter Beach version Dollfaced guy who dated Skipper's sister for 43 years Dropkick Murphys bassist Casey Dryden of Hockey Dumped doll Diversion also called MathDoku Doll from Nairobi who solves Japanese math puzzles? Defeater of Nixon in 1960 Delta hub, informally Dog shelter Dog's digs Dog's home Dog breeders association' Dog breeders' group Dog houses Dog shelters Dog track sight. Doghouses. Designer ___ Cole Director and star of the first unabridged film version of "Hamlet" Dolly's "Islands in the Stream" partner "Duotones" saxophonist DNA marker that indicates a tendency to be killed, as on "South Park"? Droll ESPN personality Drawing game Documentarian Burns and Griffey of baseball Documentarian Burns and writer Kesey Dolls seen near Barbies Dolls since 1961 "Daily Planet" reporter Clark "Daily Planet" worker DC's Clark Daily Planet employee Daily Planet name Daily Planet's Clark Delaware county whose seat is Dover Dover's county Dover's county, both in England and Delaware Dover's county, in England or in Delaware Duchess presiding at Wimbledon Dukedom of England's Prince Edward Dialect of SE England Daniel Boone's state Dixie notable Dixie songbird Distance running powerhouse De Gaulle headgear De Gaulle trademark De Gaulle's one-time hat DeGaulle's topper Discoverer of planetary laws (1571–1630). Declined to discard Didn't chuck Didn't dispose of Didn't ditch Didn't donate Didn't forfeit Didn't go bad Didn't go stale Didn't hand off Didn't offer for sale Didn't part with Didn't pass or hand off Didn't relinquish Didn't return Didn't sell Didn't sell or lend out Didn't spoil Didn't spoil, as food Didn't surrender Didn't throw away Didn't throw out Didn't toss Didn't toss out Didn't trash Didn't turn Didn't turn over Didn't panic Didn't abandon Didn't give up on Didn't throw in the towel Didn't freak out Didn't let oneself go, say Didn't let out Didn't remove Didn't strike Didn't sugarcoat something Didn't sugarcoat things Didn't say a word Didn't dismiss Didn't fire Didn't quit Denied admission Denied entry Didn't say anything Didn't speak of, as a touchy subject Didn't fall behind Didn't change a not-to-do list? Didn't deviate from Didn't lose count (of) Didn't lag Didn't lag behind Didn't lose pace Didn't lose the thread device for measuring the curve of corneas DUTCH industrial centre/town DYE-stuff made from dried body of pregnant insect Decrease the space between, as typeset letters Distance letters Distance letters, perhaps denoting a type of mountaineering rope "Desolation Angels" author Dropping sound Deborah from Britain. Deborah nominated for six Academy Awards Deborah of "Black Narcissus" Deborah of "Edward, My Son" Deborah of "From Here to Eternity" Deborah of "Quo Vadis" Deborah of "Tea and Sympathy" Deborah of "The King and I" Deborah of films Deborah of old films Deborah of the silver screen Deborah or Jean Deborah or John of "Tea and Sympathy" Deborah or Walter Deborah who played Anna in Siam Deborah who starred in "Tea and Sympathy" Deborah who starred in "The King and I" Deborah who was nominated for a record six Best Actress Oscars without ever winning Deborah, Jean or Walter Democrat from Oklahoma. Drama critic Walter Dramatist or drama critic Democratic Senator Bob from Nebraska, 1988-2001 Dairy cows. Deborah and Graham Deborah and Jean Deborah, Graham and Jean Democratic hopeful John from Massachusetts Democratic presidential hopeful John "Die Young" singer Dog salmons of Russia. Dennis's drawer Diner table fixture Dutch vodka brand "Drink marvelously" sloganeer Dutch vodka Dutch spirit named after its original still (letters 11 to 8) Diet helpful for those with type 2 diabetes Diet hidden in "pancake toppings" Diet high in fat Diet in which bread is a no-no Diet originally developed to treat epilepsy Diet similar to Atkins Diet that allows cheese but not crackers Diet that involves eating fat, cutting carbs, and avoiding the ends of the answers to the starred clues Diet that often causes kidney stones Diet that's high in fat Diet that's high in fats and low in carbs, as illustrated by parts of the answers to the starred clues Diet with fat bombs __ diet: high-fat, low-carb regimen ___ diet (Atkins alternative) Dramatist Frings Dramatist of "Look Homeward, Angel." Domestic whistlers dragon tail "Dances With Wolves" actor Costner Dana's Hans-and-Franz pal on "SNL" Dobson of "Knots Landing" Dogma director Smith "Diner" co-star, 1982 Detective portrayer in "Mystic River" "Dave" star "De-Lovely" star Douglas Fairbanks portrayer in "Chaplin" Durant and Love of the N.B.A. "Diner" star's rasher? Defensive fiber DOLL with wings and curl/topknot Doll named for a love god Doll patented in 1909 Doll with a topknot doll Carnival area "Defense of Fort M'Henry" author "Defense of Fort M'Henry" writer *Decryption tool Dangler from a ring Dead-bolt insert Decoder's manual Decoder's tool Decoding need Decryption need Development in cryptography Device to turn a bolt. Door-opening thing Dame Myra Hess' forte. Data entry pro Damaged on purpose, as a car door Defaced, as a car's finish Deliberately scratched, as a car device that keys signals or information into a device or computing system "Dinner at Antoine's" author "Dinner at Antoine's" author Frances Parkinson ___ Daniel who wrote "Flowers For Algernon" Door feature, maybe Door opening Door openings? Do data entry, perhaps *Delicious, tart dessert that's easily one of the top five desserts of all time, IMO Dessert Florida is famous for Dessert from Florida Dessert made with a Florida citrus
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