Letter D 90750–91000

Directly show where Discussion detail Departure spot Destination in a simple itinerary Destination in a two-part route Destination of a simple itinerary Destination of a simple trip Destination, in a way Distance from which it's hard to miss Delicate ballet position Derrick Rose, for one dotted lines and curves impressed on cover of book DIVISIONISM Disputed legal contention Decision maker's critical moment Decision-maker's critical moment Do masonry work on brick enclosures? Draw attention to a beautiful moon, say "Death on the Nile" sleuth Difficult thing to maintain under pressure Dignity of manner Diplomat's asset Deadly substance Downfall in many an Agatha Christie novel Done in by Livia Done in à la Hamlet's father Diphosgene and radon, e.g. *Deliver one's mail Does in, in a way "Don't ___ the bear" Diced raw fish dish Dig in the ribs Dish of raw fish tossed in sauce Dish whose name means "to slice" in Hawaiian Do some investigating Do some light snooping Dug up some dirt on Destroy an alibi Destroy logically DRAW game Dead man's hand game Doc Holliday's game Draw or strip ___ Draw or stud Draw, perhaps. Dead pan. Dead pans Dawdlers: Slang. Dawdling sorts Don't buy your pigs in here Dull; annoyingly slow Dawdling snob? D.C honcho. D.C. V.I.P. D.C. big shot D.C. deal maker D.C. deal-maker D.C. denizen D.C. dignitary D.C. figure, for short D.C. go-getter D.C. habitué D.C. insider D.C. insider, for short D.C. lifer D.C. negotiator D.C. old-timer D.C. party person D.C. persona D.C. personage D.C. regular D.C. runner or sitter D.C. sort D.C. type, briefly D.C. wheeler-dealer David Axelrod or Karl Rove, for short Dem. or Rep. Dion or Duceppe ___ Debevoise, Marilyn Monroe's "How to Marry a Millionaire" role Deer Park rival Deep Freeze region. Describing a route from N.A. to London Describing regions of Antarctica. Diametrically different Directly opposed Dip that's bitter? Diminishing enviornmental concern Diminishing environmental concern Dome-shaped frozen areas at the two ends of the Earth Divide into two camps Divide sharply Divisive ones *Dark period that lasts up to 179 days Developing company? DUTCH proclaimed land DUTCH reclaimed land DYKED land diked land Dancer's grip Dancing accessory Decathlete's implement Desirable Indy 500 starting position Dirty dancing partner? Dual-purpose tool Dogpatch's Lonesome ___ Did a gondolier's job Did gondola duty Do some spinning at a club? Did a hook spin or knee swing Defect in Santa's workshop? Describing some sailing vessels. Delivered strong opinions Disputatious group Dispute aggressively Danzig natives Dwellers on the Baltic Do a fraternity prank, maybe Driver in the most favorable position at the start of a race Directing principle Decathlete, at times Doorstep cry Drivers of paddy wagons Do hospital security? "Do not cross" area marked with yellow tape Devices for APB listening Details-oriented political staffer Disease almost eliminated Disease largely eradicated by Salk's vaccine Disease studied by Salk and Sabin Dr. Sabin studied it Dr. Sabin's field Dr. Sabin's target Dr. Salk's adversary. Dr. Salk's conquest Dr. Salk's target Dr. Salk's target: 1952–55 Do a shoe job Does some editorial work Dispose of quickly Do some self-editing Does it pack a wallop in Warsaw? Diva Moffo is missing from the site of the U.S.N.A. D.C. doings Descriptive of Gaston and Alphonse. Descriptor for Steve Rogers and C-3PO Diplomatically skilled Dissident's request Divisive issue Dog that doesn't offend people? "During these debates, the governor is often forced to flex his ___. This can get ugly." D'Amato or La Guardia D.C. veteran Democrat or Republican D.C. business Delicate first-date topic DANISH news agency "Dark horse” of 1844. Defeater of Clay dance a polka DANCE for couples Dance associated with dots? Dance done around a beer barrel Dance for card players? Dance from Bohemia Dance from central Europe Dance in duple meter Dance in fast time with three steps and a hop Dance music often played on an accordion Dance of Bohemian origin Dance often accompanied by an accordion Dance similar to a schottische Dance style with a Hall of Fame in Euclid, Ohio Dance that named a dot Dance that originated in Bohemia Dance to "Minka," e.g. Duple Dance in time __ dots (fabric pattern) ___ dot (clothing spot) Dress circle? Dressy spots Danced at Oktoberfest Danced at Oktoberfest, perhaps Danced in 2/4 time. Danced like a Bohemian, say Danced to "Roll Out The Barrel," say Danced to Frankie Yankovic songs Danced to the accordion, perhaps Dances in 2/4 time Dances to "Hoop-Dee-Doo." DEHORN cattle Did some campaign work Did some surveying Demigod half of the Dioscuri Draper and Holiday Defunct Olympic sport Diaspora from Warsaw and Kraków Dressage for a horseback rider? Despot born with the name Saloth Sar D.C. VIPs D.C. bigwigs D.C. deal makers D.C. dealers D.C. denizens D.C. figures D.C. in-crowd D.C. insiders D.C. insiders, in tabloid headlines D.C. old-timers D.C. players D.C. regulars D.C. types D.C. types, for short D.C. veterans D.C. vote chasers D.C. wheeler-dealers Dems, Reps, Inds Dems. or Reps. Disruptive spirit Diverse: Prefix. Dacron fabric, for one DOCK plant (family) Disco-era label Detective's device Dog that likes nylon and silicone? DIMERISED DISEASE conditions of nervous system, a number of descending from more than one original type denoting a type of giant-size chromosome Denoting certain animal or vegetable fats designating a plastic or resin formed by polymerization of a vinyl derivative DOG breed (abbr.) Dog weighing about seven pounds: Colloq. Doubled, a cheerleader's aid Drink brand owned by The Wonderful Company Drink brand whose bottles resemble snowmen Drink in a curvy-shaped bottle Drink in a distinctively curvy bottle Drink in a uniquely shaped bottle Dull cannon noise dog, for short Lap Create a Ducktail enabler Ducktail need Drawer odorizer Dog from Central Europe with long silky hair Dog that eats apples? Detesters of small dogs? "__ de terre" (potato: Fr.) ___ de terre (potato) ___ de terre. Display of grandeur