• dean But, Dean Farrar added: "With common sense, it is wisdom; with method it is power; with charity beneficence; with religion it is virtue, life, and peace."
• deign " Deign to ask Madame la Marquise d'Eglinton if to-day in the loneliness of the Park of Versailles, she did not place in the hands of Monsieur le Comte de Stainville the secret of the Stuart prince's hiding place so that he might be delivered over to the English for a large sum of money.
• den I decided to beard the lion in his den.
• deny The King still looked as if he was about to deny her.
• dieting A little judicious dieting put him right.
• digging Then I'll send a wagon and a couple of the boys over to the ridge with you and they'll lend you a hand at digging in for the length of your stay.
• din And the cries of the forest beasts add to the chaos and din of the mountain storm.
• dine "I am glad of it," said Lady Bell, quickly, "for I want you-all of you to come and dine with me tonight."
• ding Te mynba u la ioh-i ba la tydem ding ha ieng u la syntiat bha biang ba un ioh rung kynsan bluit hapoh.
• dingo "This is the spot where my horse threw me, and I had just before knocked over a dingo," I said, "I know it by that peculiar-looking gum-tree."
• dingy A dingy carriage rattled up and Archy waved it away impatiently.
• dining Please do not wait;" and Mrs. Davenant, never able to stand out against anyone's will, rose and put her arm in Una's and they went into the dining-room.
• diving "Nothing, sir," rejoined Harding, diving out of the bushes once more, and standing erect on the hillside; "that cave was quite deep, and it took me some time to make sure it was empty."
• dyeing In the window always hang garments intended to show the perfection of dyeing and cleaning reached by the establishment.
• dying If he but knew that the Judge were dying, I could not have kept him at home.
• ting Ah, Michael, how often I say that wheeskey he's not good ting.
• Deeming A little while I pondered this, deeming the thing desperate at first.
• Dialing At the time, overlays were a new concept and since overlays result in mixing area codes within the same area (issuing the new code to new numbers) requiring 10-digit dialing, they were often met with public resistance at the time.
• Dicing A dicing saw is a kind of saw which employs a high-speed spindle fitted with an extremely thin diamond blade or diamond wire to dice, cut, or groove semiconductor wafers, silicon, glass, ceramic, crystal, and many other types of material.
• Diking I have a diking to do today.
• Dimming I would like to dim the light.
• Dinning
• Dinging The door dinged when she opened it.
• Dipping We're going to dip our fries in the ketchup.
• Dishing I always like to dish my food onto my plate so it's easier to eat.
• Doing I am doing the laundry today.
• Dueling
• Pieing I managed to pie my hand in the dough.
• Toeing I'm tooting your horn to let you know I'm behind you.
• Teeing
• Deon Other privately owned halls of residence in Bangor include Neuadd Kyffin, Neuadd Y Castell, Neuadd Llys Y Deon and Neuadd Ty Ni.
• Dino
• Dion Dion is one of my favorite singers.
• Dena Below has also played in the KBO League for the Kia Tigers and in Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) for the Yokohama DeNA BayStars.
• Dina
• DENG The original Yreka Bakery was founded in 1856 by baker Frederick Deng.
• deeding To prevent such occurrences from happening again, John Wills took the unique step of deeding the Coaxen lands to the Indians.
• Deming Big Black was a band that went where few bands dared to go (and where many felt bands shouldnt go)," writes Mark Deming, "and for good or ill their pervasive influence had a seismic impact on indie rock.
• deicing The standard Cheyenne III has a full complement of deicing equipment, Q-tip propellers, more powerful 250-ampere-hour starter-generators and a 6.
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