Letter D 69250–69500

Description for Abner Description of many rappers? Descriptor for Abner or Kim Descriptor in many a rap moniker Descriptor in rapper names Diamond bearer Diamond collector Diamond dame Diamond finish? Diamond follower Diamond gal Diamond gal of Broadway Diamond girl of Broadway Diamond or Shanghai Diminutive for rappers Diminutive gal? Diminutive in Dogpatch Diminutive in many rap names Diminutive in rappers' names Diminutive, diminutively Diminutive, in rural stereotypes Diminutive, like Abner Diminutive, to Al Capp Diminutive, to many rappers Dogpatch adjective Dogpatch contraction Dogpatch description Dogpatch diminutive Dogpatch nickname Dogpatch sobriquet Dropped part of rapper Bow Wow's name dallas aunt ___ trotter "Down Came a Blackbird" country singer McCann "Down Came a Blackbird" singer McCann Diane Sawyer's actual first name Diane Sawyer's real first name Delicate color. Delicate hue Delicate purple Diamond gal is in bloom Door-yard bloomer, in a poem Deodorize the carpet? "Dooryard" bloomers "Darling ___" (Hudson flick) "Darling ___" (Julie Andrews movie) "Darling ___" (Julie Andrews) "Darling _____" (1970 Julie Andrews film) "Darling _____" (Andrews/Hudson musical) "Darling _____" (Julie Andrews film) "Darling" of film Damita Dancer St. Cyr Dancer/designer St. Cyr Danish painter Elbe who wrote "Man into Woman: An Authentic Record of a Change of Sex" Destructive hurricane of 2002 Dietrich's Marlene Dietrich song Damita and Chookasian Damita and St. Cyr Demon of Semitic lore Dancer St. Cyr wed to Justice Byron De Gaulle's birth city De Gaulle's birthplace DeGaulle's birthplace Dramatist Hellman Drug company founder of 1876 Designer noted for hats Disney character depicted in a red muumuu Disney character from Hawaii Disney character with a doll named Scrump Disney film title character Disney friend of Stitch Disney girl from Hawaii Disney girl who adopted Stitch Disney girl who adopted a blue alien named Stitch Disney girl who fosters an alien Disney heroine whose last name is Pelekai Disney little sister from Kaua'i Disney title character from Hawaii Disney title character from Kauai Disney title character surnamed Pelekai Disney title girl from Hawaii Disney's "--- & Stitch" Disney's "___ & Stitch" Disney movie (2002) "Diamond" and others. Diamond Lady and namesakes Diamond and Abner Diamond and Shanghai Diamond dame and others. Diamond girl and namesakes Day or tiger Day or water Delicately fair Dried flower in some Chinese dishes Dragonfly's resting spot Denmark's ___ Fjord DAYTON Diller's birthplace Danger metaphor Dog leg, e.g. Don't go out on one Dance popular in Louisiana? Developed flexibility Did warm-up exercises Doing calisthenics (with "up"). Do some stretching DISCARDED place Dance at a bar Dance employing a pole Dance for which Flo Rida's "Low" might be a good soundtrack Dance in a state of oblivion? Dance in which one succeeds by lowering the bar Dance requiring a pole Dance that makes you bend backwards Dance that makes you bend over backwards Dance that originated in Trinidad Dance that requires a bar Dance under a pole Dance under a stick Dance under the bar Dance where a bar is lowered Dance where the bar is lowered Dance with a bar Dance with a deep bend Dance with a lowered pole Dance with a stick Dance with the bar set low Dancing under this is a success Dances under a bar Dairy product with a strong odor Daiquiri juice Drink Garnish Bar drink made from sweetened lime juice and plain or carbonated water Dweller in S. A. city. Did a gardening chore Diva's spot Dessert that Florida is famous for Drink with gin Daiquiri garnishes, often Drink garnishes Drink that tastes a little like a nonalcoholic mojito Dessert that makes one green with envy? Device used by the Spanish Armada for locating their enemy? Disinfecting with calcium oxide. Doing a lawn chore Dave Pirner "There's a ___ to how long I can wait" Demarcation line Draw a line Delineate in drawing. Depict artistically Depict by drawing Depict in drawing Depict in words Describe by drawing Describe in drawing Describe in drawing or words Describe in great detail Describe in painting Describe in painting or words Describe in words or drawing Describe very evocatively Describe via drawing Describe, literarily Draw a picture. Draw in outline Draw or paint Draw or paint a picture of Draw, as a portrait Draw, as a scene Draw; paint. Da Vinci and Hopper Depicts in words Describes Describes in words Draws an outline of Draws or describes Dispenser at the red carpet Door-to-door delivery service? Driven transport Door openers on the red carpet, perhaps Divas' vehicles Definitely not step lively Describing a leather binding. Drag leg Drag one's feet, say drag a leg Doesn't run smoothly Description of a certain citrus fruit Designer Maya Designer of Alabama's Civil Rights Memorial Designer of Montgomery's Civil Rights Memorial Designer of Penn Station's "Eclipsed Time" Designer of a noted Mall memorial Designer of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Designer of the former Penn Station sculpture "Eclipsed Time" Designer who was on the World Trade Center Memorial selection committee Director Justin of the "Fast & Furious" franchise Director Justin of the "Fast and the Furious" franchise Diminutive of Caroline. Director Wertmuller Director Wertmüller Device for accelerating particles Director Wertmuller et al. Director Wertmüller and namesakes Doris Kearns Goodwin subject Douglas debater D.C. tribute to a fallen hero Diaries kept by singer Abbey? Diva Jenny "Dead to Me" actress Cardellini "Dead to Me" star Cardellini "Dogma" costar Fiorentino "___ de Chamounix" by Donizetti. Darnell or Evans Darnell or Ronstadt Deaf "Sesame Street" cast member "Dynasty" co-star Dickensian hypocrite combines with actress to create typing method Darnell and Ronstadt Did a '30s dance Did a 1930s dance Did some swing dancing "Dancing With the Stars" numbers Dances to W.W. II-era music Does a '30s dance Delroy of 'Get Shorty' Director of "If...." and "O Lucky Man!" Dance named after an aviator Dance named for a flier Dance named for an aviation hero Dance of the 1950s Dance thought to be named for an aviator Dance to 1920's-40's jazz Depression-era dance dance old "Do you come here often?," e.g. "Do you come here often?," for one "Don't I know you from somewhere?" e.g. "Dotted" contract part DMV staple Dancing formation Dash or slash Date or party Demarcation Diagonal, e.g. Dialogue bit Dialogue unit Difficult to toe? Do a inside job