Letter D 84000–84250

"Didn't mean to do that" Dinny the dinosaur's rider. Dinny's rider Dinosaur rider Alley Dunk in a certain basketball play, facetiously Dweller in Moo Dizzy Gillespie number Dizzy Gillespie tune of 1946 "Did I do that?" "Didn't intend for that!" "Didn't mean for that to happen" "Didn't mean that" "Didn't mean to drop that!" Dangnabbit Dish-dropper's cry Dreaded utterance from a surgeon Dropper s cry Dropper's sound Dropper's word "___ Did It Again" (Britney hit) "___ daisy!" (said when lifting a child) Dismal, in Dumfries Dutch astronomer Dutch astronomer Jan Dutch astronomer for whom a cloud is named Dutch astronomer who found the first evidence of dark matter Dutch astronomer who lent his name to a cloud Dutch astronomer with an eponymous "cloud" Dutch astronomer with an eponymous ice cloud Dutch scientist for whom an astronomical "cloud" is named Dutch scientist with an eponymous "cloud" Demonstrate self-confidence, idiomatically (4, 4, 4, 2, 4) Deep-sea deposit Dispense pretentiously, as charm Don't go very fast Drain slowly Drip (out) Drip like slime Drip schmutz everywhere Dorothy meets the Blob? Displayed conspicuously Displayed, as charm Demonstrates in ample amounts Displays in annoying quantity Displays very clearly Doesn't come out all at once Drains out slowly Drips drops Displaying conspicuously Deep-water beauty Deep-water fish *Down Under gem Destructive 1995 hurricane Diamond alternative for engagement rings Down Under gemstone Down Under stone Display a shimmer of colors Display shimmering milky colors Dull or dark. Dizzying pictures Dazzling designs Dazzling drawings Dazzling drawings of the '60s Dazzling gallery display Dazzling painting genre popularized by Victor Vasarely and Bridget Riley Dazzling posters Dazzling style Dazzling works Dazzling works of the '60s Design style Design technique Dizzy-making drawings Dizzyiing pictures Dizzying abstract genre Dizzying design Dizzying drawings Dizzying gallery display Dizzying gallery displays Dizzying gallery fare Dizzying gallery hangings Dizzying gallery works Dizzying genre Dizzying hangings Dizzying illusions Dizzying images Dizzying museum display Dizzying painting genre Dizzying painting movement Dizzying paintings Dizzying posters Dizzying visuals Drawings that deceive Dissertation abbr. Dissertation abbreviation Disclose in verse Disclose, poetically Disclose, to Donne Disclose, to Shelley Disclose: Poet. Drilling org. Daily newspaper page Daily opinion page, briefly Daily paper page Daily section Disclosed: Poetic. "Do not ___ till Dec. 25" "Do not ___ until . . . " "Don't ___ until Christmas" Daytime store window sign Dentist's command Dentist's word Designating a string on which only the bow is used. Devoid of a cover Dispart. Divest of wrapping paper, perhaps Do the honors in poker. Do what Pandora did Door or road preceder Door sign during store hours Door-sign word Doral event Double-click, maybe Double-click, perhaps Double-click, say ___-door policy Do something that's bound to result in trouble later Designating a drive-in theater. Drive-in theatres Directions on sealed rolls of printed wall coverings? District attorney's delight Discount-cruise rarities Drinkers' heavens Demilitarized place Day of no scheduled performance. Discussion for all Diplomatic policy of John Hay, 1899. Debuted Double-clicked, as a file Diamond event in April Doorknob or handle, e.g. Doubleheader First game of a Doubleheader part Doubleheader's half Danger near an aerosol spray Debate format December 25, in a way? December 25? December 25 activity Diner's neon sign, maybe Do surgery on boxer Tyson? Debut, date-wise Disclose to view. Dictator's command design of working or living space in which there are no internal walls Driver's delight Driver's love Drivers of love Debuts, as a movie Displays, as a file Does a warm-up (for) Does the warmup act Does what Pandora did Double-clicks on, perhaps Double-clicks on, say Does business on, as a holiday D.D.E.'s inspection plan. Debuts, date-wise Drinks may be put on one "___ Door, Richard" ___ debate (arguable) Digital window? Displaying polish, maybe Displaying polish, perhaps Demand from a door pounder Discuss your feelings Door pounder's cry Door pounder's demand Door-pounder's demand demand Pounder Actress Doily pattern Dental hygienist's request Dentist's demand Directive that has some teeth to it? "Das Rheingold," e.g. "Die Zauberflöte," zum Beispiel Dial button sharing the "0" "Deidamia" was Handel's last "Der Rosenkavalier," for one "Dido and Aeneas," for an early English example "Dido and Aeneas," for one "Die Fledermaus," e.g. "Die Fledermaus," for instance. "Die Fledermaus," for one "Die Walkure," e.g. "Die Walküre," e.g. "Don Carlos" on Nov. 6. "Don Carlos," "Don Giovanni" or "Don Pasquale" "Don Giovanni" is one "Don Giovanni" or "Don Pasquale" "Don Giovanni" or "Don Quichotte," e.g. "Don Giovanni", for one "Don Giovanni," e.g. "Don Giovanni," for example Diva’s showcase Deems Taylor's ___ quiz. Diva's domain Diva's dramatic gig Diva's gig Diva's place Diva's production Diva's realm Diva's setting Diva's theatrical gig Domingo domain Domingo's domain Donizetti creation Donizetti offering Donizetti specialty Donizetti work Drama at La Scala Drama set to music Drama with arias Drama with divas Drama with music Drama with orchestra Drama with singers Drama with singing Drama with singing sopranos Drama with sopranos Drama with tenors and sopranos Dramatic classical singing style Dramatic musical work Dramatic stage production Dramatic work Dramatic work set to music Du Yun's "Angel's Bone," e.g. Dvorak's "Rusalka," e.g. Dvorak's "Rusalka," for one Dvorak's "Russia," e.g. Dvorák's "Rusalka," e.g. Dvorák's "Rusalka," for one domain Domingo drama in which the text is sung to an orchestral accompaniment Dressy floor-length garment Denizen of the Diamond Horseshoe. Devotee of a certain art. Donizetti fan, e.g. Diamond Horseshoe patrons. Diva's destination Diva's workplace