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Dabs are plural forms of 'dab': either multiple light, quick touches or strokes, or (in British English) several small flatfish of the dab family found in coastal waters. Related: touches, taps, pats, strokes.
DAME/deɪm/ · noun
The title of a woman who has been awarded the rank of Knight Commander or Knight Grand Cross of certain British orders of chivalry, or of a knight bachelor's wife; used before her first name. In American English, it is an informal, somewhat dated term for any woman. Related: lady, madam, woman, peeress.
DAWS/dɔːz/ · noun
"Daws" is the plural of "daw," an archaic and literary name for the jackdaw, a small black-and-grey Eurasian member of the crow family known for its sociability and thieving habits. Related: jackdaws, crows, corvids.
DADDY/ˈdædi/ · noun
A child's word for father, used affectionately; by extension, any man regarded as protective or authoritative in a paternal way. Related: dad, father, pa, papa.
DAMPY/ˈdæmpi/ · adjective
Somewhat or noticeably damp; moist or humid. A now largely archaic or dialectal variant of 'damp' used to describe air, weather, places, or things that are mildly wet. Related: damp, moist, humid, muggy.
DARNS/dɑːrnz/ · noun, verb
As the plural noun and third-person singular of "darn," refers to patches or repairs made by darning—sewing woven stitches across a hole in fabric—or to the act of making such repairs. Related: mends, patches, repairs, stitches.
DATAL/ˈdeɪtəl/ · adjective
Definition pending review.
DAZED/deɪzd/ · adjective
Unable to think clearly or react normally, especially as a result of a blow, shock, or overwhelming experience; stunned or bewildered. Related: stunned, bewildered, stupefied, groggy.
DAWNED/dɔːnd/ · verb
Past tense and past participle of the verb "dawn": (of day) to begin to grow light as the sun rises; or (figuratively, with "on") to become suddenly apparent or understood by someone. Related: emerged, broke, began, appeared.
DAYLIT/ˈdeɪlɪt/ · adjective
Illuminated by natural daylight rather than artificial light. Typically used to describe interior spaces that receive sufficient light from windows, skylights, or other openings. Related: sunlit, bright, luminous, well-lit.
DAZERS/ˈdeɪzərz/ · noun
The plural of "dazer": people or things that daze — that stun, bewilder, or overwhelm with shock, brightness, or confusion. In technical use, a dazer can be an electronic stun device used to immobilize animals or people. Related: stunners, bewilderers, stun guns, shockers.