What is another word for d.?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈiː], [ dˈiː], [ d_ˈiː]
Synonyms for D.:
Other relevant words:
- affect ,
- animal foot ,
- asleep ,
- assume ,
- at peace ,
- at rest ,
- attain ,
- bang ,
- base ,
- bead ,
- bereave ,
- bit ,
- bite ,
- breathe out ,
- burn ,
- bury ,
- buy the farm ,
- bygone ,
- bypast ,
- cash in one's chips ,
- cast ,
- cast off ,
- chance on ,
- chance upon ,
- choke ,
- chomp ,
- cliff ,
- coin ,
- collation ,
- collide with ,
- come across ,
- come to ,
- come upon ,
- conk ,
- cot death ,
- crib death ,
- croak ,
- cut down ,
- dangle ,
- dead person ,
- dead soul ,
- decease ,
- deceased ,
- deceased person ,
- decedent ,
- degenerate ,
- depart ,
- departed ,
- deteriorate ,
- deviate ,
- devolve ,
- die ,
- digress ,
- dip ,
- discharge ,
- discover ,
- dismiss ,
- diverge ,
- dog-tired ,
- done ,
- done for ,
- dribble ,
- driblet ,
- drip ,
- drop ,
- drop cloth ,
- drop curtain ,
- drop dead ,
- drop down ,
- drop off ,
- drop-off ,
- drunk ,
- eat up ,
- entomb ,
- excise ,
- exhale ,
- exhausted ,
- exit ,
- expend ,
- expire ,
- expunge ,
- fagged ,
- fall ,
- fall upon ,
- fatigued ,
- fell ,
- flatten ,
- foot ,
- foot up ,
- foregone ,
- forget ,
- foundation ,
- free fall ,
- ft ,
- fundament ,
- give-up the ghost ,
- go ,
- go away ,
- gone ,
- groundwork ,
- happen upon ,
- hoof ,
- hoof it ,
- human foot ,
- immerse ,
- impinge on ,
- impress ,
- inebriated ,
- infant death ,
- infantry ,
- inhume ,
- inquest ,
- insect bite ,
- inter ,
- intoxicated ,
- invertebrate foot ,
- kaput ,
- kick the bucket ,
- knock off ,
- lay to rest ,
- leave ,
- leave out ,
- leg ,
- leg it ,
- light upon ,
- metrical foot ,
- metrical unit ,
- mint ,
- miss ,
- morsel ,
- move ,
- nail ,
- nail down ,
- neglect ,
- nog ,
- oarlock ,
- omit ,
- overleap ,
- overlook ,
- part ,
- pass ,
- pass away ,
- pearl ,
- peg ,
- peg down ,
- pegleg ,
- perish ,
- pes ,
- pick ,
- pin ,
- played out ,
- pop off ,
- posthumous ,
- pretermit ,
- prick ,
- pull up stakes ,
- pungency ,
- put down ,
- quit ,
- raciness ,
- rap ,
- ripped ,
- road kill ,
- rowlock ,
- run into ,
- run out ,
- scratch ,
- seize with teeth ,
- send away ,
- send packing ,
- set down ,
- set forth ,
- set off ,
- set out ,
- shake off ,
- sharpness ,
- shed ,
- shine ,
- sidetrack ,
- sids ,
- sink ,
- smash ,
- smasher ,
- snack ,
- snuff it ,
- spend ,
- spent ,
- start ,
- start out ,
- stick ,
- sting ,
- straggle ,
- strickle ,
- strike ,
- strike down ,
- substructure ,
- sudden infant death syndrome ,
- swallow ,
- swallow up ,
- swing ,
- take ,
- take leave ,
- take off ,
- take up ,
- tap ,
- ten-strike ,
- the disappeared ,
- thole ,
- tholepin ,
- through ,
- through with ,
- throw ,
- throw away ,
- throw off ,
- understructure ,
- unload ,
- vary ,
- walk out ,
- washed-out ,
- wooden leg ,
- work stoppage ,
- worn out ,
- worn-out .
How to use "D." in context?
abund.nt
adverb
adjective
archaic
archaic English
adjective
explanation
explanation of the word 'd.'
from the desk of Dr. David M. Howard
Do you know what the word "d." means? The dictionary defines the word as "the letter 'd' is the 10th letter of the alphabet and is pronounced like the letter 'j.'" The letter d is abundant in meaning and use.
The most obvious meaning of the word 'd.' is the number 10.
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