Synonyms for D:

• n.

  •calciferol (noun)
  • calciferol.
  •cardinal (noun)
  • cardinal.
  •cholecarciferol (noun)
  • cholecarciferol.
  •ergocalciferol (noun)
  • ergocalciferol.
  •five hundred (noun)
  • five hundred.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • semiquaver,
  • crotchet,
  • key,
  • J,
  • she'd,
  • pulse,
  • double sharp,
  • who'll,
  • demerit,
  • N,
  • ti,
  • democrat,
  • W,
  • who're,
  • note,
  • I've,
  • he'll,
  • haven't,
  • i'd,
  • interval,
  • grace,
  • doesn't,
  • you'll,
  • eighth note,
  • abc's,
  • tenor,
  • she'll,
  • Half-tone,
  • roman numeral,
  • Sol-fa,
  • merit,
  • X,
  • H,
  • they've,
  • beat,
  • half note,
  • DO,
  • chord,
  • oughtn't,
  • honor roll,
  • weren't,
  • would've,
  • tremolo,
  • hadn't,
  • natural,
  • middle c,
  • marking,
  • vibrato,
  • zed,
  • Aitch,
  • grade point average,
  • F,
  • la,
  • quaver,
  • isn't,
  • she's,
  • double flat,
  • T,
  • bass,
  • scale,
  • Q,
  • it'll,
  • G,
  • mark,
  • half step,
  • octave,
  • we're,
  • tracking,
  • couldn't,
  • We'll,
  • semibreve,
  • minim,
  • didn't,
  • drumbeat,
  • hasn't,
  • R,
  • harmonic,
  • Won't,
  • whole note,
  • social democrat,
  • shouldn't,
  • L,
  • mi,
  • zee,
  • Z,
  • they'd,
  • flat,
  • U,
  • Can't,
  • Shan't,
  • what's,
  • distinction,
  • sharp,
  • root,
  • they're,
  • don't,
  • music,
  • sol,
  • quarter note,
  • you're,
  • wouldn't,
  • we've,
  • who've,
  • you'd,
  • V,
  • let's,
  • mustn't,
  • tone,
  • needn't,
  • I'm,
  • daren't,
  • DEM,
  • You've,
  • re,
  • pitch,
  • it's,
  • mightn't,
  • M,
  • so,
  • wasn't,
  • tonic,
  • K,
  • incomplete,
  • value,
  • semitone,
  • they'll,
  • who's,
  • the Democratic Party,
  • S,
  • fa,
  • P,
  • he'd,
  • we'd,
  • range,
  • aren't,
  • grade,
  • camera,
  • treble,
  • GPA,
  • downbeat,
  • who'd,
  • sixteenth note,
  • grace note,
  • full marks.
  •
  • register,
  • B,
  • C,
  • straight,
  • pass,
  • result,
  • democratic.
  •
  • demise,
  • mortality,
  • death rate,
  • dying,
  • death toll,
  • morbidity,
  • death throes,
  • death,
  • bereavement,
  • fatality.
  •
  • i-.
  •
  • social democratic.
  •
  • short.
  •Other relevant words:
  • Hy,
  • y,
  • viosterol,
  • 500,
  • vitamin d,
  • o,
  • e,
  • thaw,
  • cleavage,
  • i.

Paraphrases for D:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    ds.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, plural
    Regulations, Activities, plans, Consultants, Opportunities.
  • Proper noun, singular
    determinants, Democrats, initiatives, preferences, Consultants, installations, competencies, Opportunities, Resources, strategies, Licenses, skills, releases, women.
  • Noun, plural
    Standards, products, procedures, graduates, agreements, Guidelines, needs, requirements, dirhams, purposes, Students, individuals, media, dinars, Measures, results, participants, data, reports, Accessories, objectives, solutions, Criteria, counterparts, issues, proposals, changes, projects, patterns, Activities, materials, emissions, practices, members, schemes, Charges, levels, Areas, plans, teachers, attempts, Countries, homes, voters, officers, Agencies, events, nights, Lives, cases, boys, Parties, units, accounts, electors, Consultants, Opportunities, Resources, releases.
  • Symbol
    Publications, goods, items, Bis.
  • Verb, past tense
    included, needed, found, reported, required, maintained, Gave, Was, Were, made.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Considering, identifying, deciding, Adding, Introducing, sending, conducting, drawing, surrounding, Adopting, reaffirming, according, Producing, Containing, issuing, Establishing, Noting, Preparing, Maintaining, Assessing, seeking, using, showing, Carrying, looking, Totalling, giving, covering, sealing, trying, putting, speaking, getting.
  • Verb, past participle
    identified, determined, described, included, needed, designed, adopted, drawn, found, held, considered, reported, evaluated, completed, implemented, expected, entitled, proposed, Worked, involved, prepared, required, received, maintained, Prevented, done, given, attached, Been, employed, taken, called, Met, made.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    are.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    includes, produces, leads, illustrates, contains, Does, causes, needs, involves, reflects, opens, sets, creates, allows, Gives, Forms, attaches, visits, results, shows, brings, places, takes, pays, lays, puts, plans, makes.

Homophones for D:

• dewy-eyed, ditty, dew, d-day, deed, dhow, daddy, doh, doodad, d.a., dowdy, dad, duty, dye, deadeye, do it, dyeweed, d.o.a., dated, Deadwood, ddt, dewey, due to, dia, dote, diode, dhoti, dit, dod, dyewood, duet, dy, ditto, day-to-day, dyad, day, do away with, DEA, dada, daw, dotty, dhawa, d., ded, Dee, dotted, doodia, due, death, death duty, dodo, 3D, di, data, dah, dyed, deadhead, dita, dewy, duette, duo, de, DOEI, die away, dude, die out, DO, dot, dd, dethaw, deity, 2d, dead heat, dat, doha, date, dado, dead, doe, due date, da'wah, DoI, da, die, dido, 3-D, dawah, diet, duad, dud.