Letter D 76250–76500

Dudley and Demi Dudley and Roger Dock actions Drops anchor Dairy airs? Dairy cacophony Dairy declarations Dairy farm declarations Dairy farm sounds Dairy noise Dairy noises Dairy sounds Dairy-farm sounds Decoration for a hunter's wall. Deer with a dewlap Deer with huge antlers Denali citizen Dog that played Eddie on "Frasier" Dr. Seuss' Thidwick, for one Dr. Seuss's Thidwick Dr. Seuss's Thidwick, e.g. Dangerous stretch of the Iditarod where racers are prone to animal attacks *Dish often wrapped in Mandarin pancakes Dish whose name comes from the eggs' resemblance to osmanthus flowers Debatable, as a point Debatable, as points Debatable, but academic Dog that's no longer relevant? Derogatory slang for an agricultural college DREDGE to collect starfish Dance partner for Gene Kelly in "Thousands Cheer" Dance partner of Gene Kelly in "Thousands Cheer" Deck cleaner Deck swabber's need Deck-swabbing tool Device for cleaning floors. Disarrayed do Disheveled coif Disheveled do Disheveled hair Disorderly do Do a floor chore Do a floor job Do deck work Do some floor work Do some janitorial work Do the deck Do the decks Do the floor Do the floors Do the floors, in a way Dry ___ (duster) Dawdle dejectedly Dawdle; brood Dejected one. Demonstrate dejection Display apathy Display dejection Driven or pedaled bike Dispirited one. Dispirited person. Downcast ones Dull, spiritless people Depression, with "the" Dispirited ones. Dispirited types Displaying listlessness Displaying listlessness, e.g. Dull and spritless Did a swab's job Disposed of, with "up" Dealt with a mess, in a way Dealt with a spill Dealt with loose ends Deckhand, at times Darling one Deals with a spill, perhaps Deck swabbers Deck swabs. Deck-swabbing tools Disorderly dos Does a janitorial chore Does cleaning Does cleaning work. Does custodial work Does kitchen work Does some floor work Does some janitorial work Does the deck Does the floor Do a final chore Do a janitor's job Do a swab job Do a swabby's job Do the final details on Do a top-flight job? Default, in Roman law. Delay, in Roman law. Delay, in law Delay: Law. Delay: legal term from Latin. Delays, to D.A.'s Deposits of glacial debris "Do right" lesson Dead Kennedys "___ Majority" Degree of optimism Division concern degree of confidence or hope of a person or group de ___, Spanish painter called The Divine. Didactic writer. Didactic teachers. Duty, to the conscientious Droll actor in "Ghostbusters" Delays, in civil law. drink ancient drink containing mulberry juice drink mulberry Debt-delaying Dangerous eel Double-jawed eel Dyeing fixatives Demand for seconds Demand from the greedy Demented doctor in an H.G. Wells title Doctor in an H. G. Wells novel Doctor in an H. G. Wells title Doctor in an H.G. Wells novel Doctor played by Laughton, Lancaster and Brando Doctor with an island of Beast Folk Dr. in an H. G. Wells novel Dr. in an H.G. Wells novel Dark red cherry Dark sour cherry Dark-colored sour cherry Disco hit with the repeated lyric "How do you like it?" Dieting comic Dating website euphemism for a "full-figured" person "Dick Van Dyke Show" costar Director Spurlock Dead center? DOA sites Doom metal band Memento ___ Dwarven realm where Gandalf fought the Balrog Dwarves' city under a mountain, in Tolkien's stories Doyle's "Napoleon of crime" deferential behaviour dye stuff yellow color Dawn and on Dawn time, poetically Dawn, poetically Dawn, to Donne Dawn, to Dryden Dawn, to poets Dawn: Poet. Daybreak, in poetry Daybreak, in verse Daybreak, poetically Daybreak, to Dickinson Daybreak, to Donne Daybreak, to Keats Daybreak, to poets Daybreak: Poet. Daylight, poetically Dew time for Donne Donne's daybreak Droplets seen early in the day Daytime sitting place Drive where Ike used to live. Dawns, in poetry Dawns, in verse Dawns, poetically Dawns, to Donne Dawns: Poet. Dawns: Poetic. Day openers, poetically Daybreaks, poetically Daybreaks, to a poet Days' starts, poetically Dew times Destination in a 1942 Crosby/Hope "Road" film Definitely no Einstein Definitely not a rocket scientist Dim-brain Dumbkopf Ding-dongs Dodo's relatives. Dumbos Do a face-to-face computer job? Do some image manipulation? Dream god DANCE (OE) Designating a dance or a chair. Dick in politics Documentarian Errol ___ Day, early collaborator with Prince Days to come, poetically Death, to Decius Death: Lat. Death: Latin. Designating the cutting edge of a tooth. "Dit dah" code Dah-dit man Dashing inventor? David of 'Hack' Detective of British TV Dexter's detective Dit-dah man Dits-y guy? Dotted lines? Dotty, dashing fellow? Dot-and-dash communication system developer *Dots-and-dashes system Digital communication [named for Samuel] Dit-dah system Dots and dashes, collectively Dots and dashes used for telecommunication Dot-dash systems Delightful bites Drama written in code? DUMMY whist Death to le roi Death: Fr. Downey's nickname. Dummy hand in whist. Dummy whist for three players. ___ de rire ("dying of laughter," in French) DEATH, subject to Darrin was one on "bewitched" Deadly foe Damnable offense Deadly or human Drug combination? "___ d'Arthur": Tennyson "___ d'Arthur," Malory work. "___ d'Urban," J. F. Powers' novel. debtor in a mortgage Dovetail part DEAD hand Dean and Downey Datebook divs. Dec. and Jan. Dec. and Jan., e.g. Dec., et al. Def of "Cadillac Records" Def of hip-hop fame Def rapper? Detectives look for them, briefly Detectives' discoveries: Abbr. Distinctive manners ___ Def (Talib Kweli's partner in Black Star)