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dalk		"bracelet, brooch, pin"
dalve		strong past tense of delve
dare		"injury"
darf		"bold"
darfship		"boldness"
darkful		"teneberous"
darkhood		"obscurity"
darkling		"in the dark"
darve		"to labour" (other spelling derve)
daven		"to befit"
daw		"to dawn"
dawing		"dawn"
daws		"days"
daygang		"a day's going"
daymeal		"horologue"
daymealspile		"gnomon of a dial"
dayred		"day-break; dawn"
dayrim		"the edge of dawn"
daytide		"daytime"
daywork		"work of a day"
daywhomly		"daily"
daywist		"food, meal"
dead		"to become or make dead"
dealend		"divider; participator, partner"
dealmeal		"part by part"
dealnimmend		"sharer, participator"
dealnimming		"participation"
dean		"valley"
dearworth		"precious"
deathshildy		"worthy of death"
deathshildiness		"worthiness of death"
deedbeet		"to make amends for"
deedbeeter		"a penitent"
deedboot		"atonement, repetence"
deedkeen		"keen with deeds"
deedly		"active"
deem		"judge"
deemend		"judge"
deemer		"judge"
deeming		"judgement"
deemster		"(female) judge; dempster"
deepthankle		"deeply contemplative"
deeren		"of deer"
deerfellen		"made of fells (skins)"
deernet		"hunting-net"
deeve		"befitting"
deeveness		"agreeableness"
delf		"excavation"
delver		"excavater"
dem		"injury"
derf		"hard work"
derfsome		"troublesome"
dern		"hidden"
dern		"to keep secret"
dernlie		"to fornicate"
dernship		"privity"
dernwrit		"apocryphal writing"
derve		"to labour" (other spelling darve)
devilhood		"nature of the devil"
devilcraft		"witchcraft"
devilsick		"possessed by devil(s)"
devilyield		"devilworship; idoltry"
dey		"(woman) breadmaker"
didder		"to delude"
diddering		"delusion"
dight		"to arrange
dight		"arrangement"
dightend		"disposer, guider"
dightener		"steward, dispensater"
dighter		"disposer, guider"
dishthane		"table servant"
dism		"vapour"
dit		"to shut"
dith		"fuel; tinder"
dizzidom		"folly"
dizziship		"folly"
doleland		"land under joint ownership"
dollow		"wound"
dollow		"to wound"
dollowboot		"compensation for wound"
dollowsalve		"salve for a wound"
dolven		strong past participle of delve
dook		"bastard"
dookinchel		"little bastard"
doombook		"code of laws"
doomer		"judge"
doomern		"judgement-house; court"
doomfast		"just"
doomhouse		"judgement-house; court"
doomly		"of judgement"
doomsettle		"judgement-seat"
doomsman		"judge"
doomstool		"judgement seat"
doorthane		"door-servant"
doorthinen		"female door-servant"
doorward		"doorkeeper"
dorve		past tense of darve
dorven		past participle of darve
doughtihood		"bravery"
douth		"nobles"
douthking		"prince"
douthknight		"retainer"
douthman		"retainer"
down		"mountain or hill"
downelf		"mountainelf"
downlandish		"mountainous"
downly		"of a mountain"
downshraff		"mountaincave"
drake		"dragon"
drape		past tense of dreep (other spelling drope)
drast		"dregs"
drasty		"full of dregs; crude; filthy"
draught		"lifestyle"
draughten		"to behave"
dreadless		"fearless"
dready		"timid"
dreamcraft		"skill at music"
dreamly		"joyous"
dreamreader		"interpreter of dreams"
drear		"blood"
drear		"dreary"
drearfow		"bloodstained"
drearied		"saddened"
drearihood		"sorrow"
drearileer		"dreary-faced"
drearimood		"dreary-mooded"
dree		"to lead a life"
dreeledge		"to put in order; regulate"
dreep		"to slay"
dreeve		"to disturb"
dreevedness		"disturbance; confusion"
dreeveness		"disturbance; confusion"
dreever		"disturber"
dreeze		"to fall"
dreezingly		"perishable"
drench		"a drink; a potion"
drenchcup		"drinking-cup"
drenchflood		"deluge"
dret		"to consume"
dretch		"to vex"
dretchedness		"hardship"
dretching		"tribulation"
dright		"multitude; retinue, host"
drighten		"lord"
drightfare		"retinue"
drightfolk		"dependants"
drightful		"glorious"
drightly		"lordly, noble"
drightman		"vassal"
drightness		"majesty"
drightship		"lordship"
drite		"to defecate"
dritten		past participle of drite
droof		"dirty"
droove		"to trouble"
droovy		"troubled"
drope		past tense of dreep (other spelling drape)
dropen		past participle of dreep
dropfow		"covered in drops"
dropmeal		"drop by drop"
drorn		past participle of dreeze
drornly		"perishable"
drote		past tense of drite
drough		"to dry up"
droze		past tense of dreeze (like froze)
drunken		"to be drunk; to get drunk"
drunkenhood		"drunkenness"
drunkenlew		"habitually drunk"
drunkenship		"drunkenness"
drunkensome		"given to drink"
dullship		"folly"
dullwillen		"rash"
dullyelp		"dull boast"
dun		"to darken; to become dun"
durstledge		"to dare"
durstledge		"courage; daring"
dursty		"daring"
durstiness		"boldness"
dusk		"to darken"
duskness		"darkness"
dwale		"sleeping-potion"
dwease		"stupid"
dwild		"error"
dwildafterfollowing		"heresy"
dwildman		"heretic"
dwimmer		"phantom; ghost; illusion"
dwimmercraft		"magic art"
dwimmerlock		"magic play"
dwimmerly		"illusory"
dwine		"to dwindle"
dwinen		past participle of dwine
dwone		past tense of dwine
dwole		"error; heresy"
dwoleman		"a person that is in the wrong; heretic"
dwolesome		"erroneous; heretic; misleading"
dwoling		"delusion"
dwolm		"chaos"
dwoly		"foolish"
dyester		"(female) one who dyes"

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