Letter D 66000–66250

dominance of the working classes Dog believed to have originated in Newfoundland December 12, 1878 DNA-test sites Diagnostic data, informally Dogs that are "waterproof" Dogs with a chocolate variety, for short Doctor's assistant, maybe Diagnostic test pro DAEDALUS, construction of David Bowie film Dame du _____ (enchantress in medieval "littérature") Dark red resin ___ de Neuchâtel (body of water in Switzerland) ___ du Flambeau ___ du Flambeau, Wis. ___ du Flambeau, Wisc. ___ du Flambeau, Wisconsin dome-shaped body of igneous rock between two layers of older sedimentary rock Delicate shoe tie material DELICATE network Dainty fabric Dainty material Dainty needlework Dainty trim Dainty wear Decoration for a petticoat. Decorative cloth Delicate Irish export Delicate bralette trim Delicate dress material Delicate fringe Delicate textile Delicate trim Do a shoe chore Do up an Adidas Do up boots Doily decoration Doily fabric Doily feature Doily makeup Doily material Doily or lingerie material Doily stuff Doily trim Drawstring Dress goods. Dress trim Duchesse, e.g. Duchesse, for one delicate woven and decorative fabric Delicately woven swimsuit Delicate treats, like their namesake Delicate, crumbly dessert Did a shoe store job Did a shoe store task Did up one's shoes Doctored with alcohol Done up, as shoes or skates Donned skates, e.g., with "up" Drew through eyelets Drew together Drove (a ball) hard: Slang. Daintily edged transfer print? Donned, as a corset Donned, as oxfords Decorative additions to lingerie. Decorative cushion Distressed deeply Dashes with spirits Doctors at parties, say Doctors with spirits Doctors, in a way Dry goods specialties. Does some spiking Don, as a corset Delicate insects Daly TV role Daly role ___ Davenport, long-running "Doonesbury" character Danes wearing more frills? Doing it up Doing up Driving (a ball) hard: Colloq. Do not possess devoid of something Descriptive of this puzzle's grid Deficiencies Doesn't boast Doesn't have Doesn't include Doesn't have fortitude Degas painting that depicts the ballet master Jules Perrot Dryly said Dairy consumer's enzyme Dairy digestion aid Dairy process Derived from milk Disaccharide in milk disaccharide Deficient in a certain enzyme DEPRESSION in bone Delicate and ornamental Delicate, as fabric Delicate, in a way Delicate, like curtain fabric Delicately patterned Describing delicate garments. Describing frail fabrics. Doily Like a Delicately patterned like some curtains Dad, once Dog in literature Dundee dude Dundee shaver "__ Dog" (Terhume novel) "__ Dog" (Terhune book) Diane of "A Kiss Before Dying," 1991 Diane of "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" Diane of "Chesapeake Shores" Diane of "Rambling Rose" Diane of "Wild at Heart" Diane of 'Chinatown' Diane of 'The Cemetery Club' Diane of HBO's "Enlightened" Diane or Cheryl Diane who played Flo in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" device for climbing up or down Diving board accesses Diane and Cheryl DRAW water Dip water. Dip, draw or drain. Do a dock job Do a harbor job Do a longshoreman's job Do a pier job Do a shipper's job Do a stevedore's job Do a stevedore's work Do pier work Do port work Do some bailing Did a docker's job Did dock work Drew water Dandy: Var. DULL grey Dock man Dock worker Dock worker, at times Dockhand, for one Dockworker Dockworker, at times Dockworkers Does dock work Draws water Draws, as water __-da: pretentious ___-da (dandyish). ___-da (highfalutin) Dandyish. Day or man Dukes' daughters D.A.R., for one Door holder's quaint invitation DON/ GODIVA AND GUINEVERE Dialect of the Engadine. Dialect spoken in the Tyrol. Dock work Deep-bowl dipper Deep-bowled spoon Dip out, as soup Dip with a utensil. Dipper-outer Dipping utensil Dish out gazpacho, e.g. Dish out the beans? Did soup kitchen work Dipped out Dipped out, as punch Dipped out, as soup Dipped with a large spoon. Dished out the soup Dished up Dippers. Dips out, as soup. Dips up. Daphne, father of Daphne, pursued by Apollo. Dark one of Shakespeare's sonnets Date with whom the Tramp shared spaghetti Daughter of a duke Deer ___ (legendary shapeshifter) Di's title Diana's pre-princess title Disney canine Disney canine character. Disney cocker spaniel Disney doggie Disney pooch Disney toon often pictured eating spaghetti Disney's "___ and the Tramp" Dog in a Disney pic Dude looks like one, to Aerosmith? Duke's daughter ___ Day (Annunciation) ___ Day, March 25 ___ Day, nickname for Billie Holiday dog Disney 1940 film downtown abbey title Disney animated film about two dogs Disney movie with a spaghetti scene Diner on aphids Drag queen who founded Wigstock D.H. Lawrence heroine Digit-shaped sponge cakes Deviser of an original way to lower taxes. Dear woman, Elizabethan-style Demure, by some standards Demure, to a male chauvinist Demure, to some Dominatrix? Disney dog serving in Congress? Destination of Jap convoy destroyed in Battle of Bismarck Sea. Dutch genre painter (1613–1675). Duelist who kills and is killed. D.C. locale "___ del Destino." Delayed behind schedule Dawdle behind Delay between news and report. Delay in a livestream Determine who breaks in billiards Dilly dally Don't keep up Drop behind Ditched cargo Doppelbock, e.g. Drink with foam on top Dilatory one Dawdlers Dilly-dalliers Didn't keep up ___ de Maracaibo (South American body of water) ___ di Como ___ di Como (Italian body of water) ___ di Como, Italia ___ di Garda, Lombardy lake. Divers' haunts