• corot Equally with himself, Courbet, Dupre, Barye, Rousseau, Millet, Troyon, Corot, Diaz and Delacroix found themselves ejected from the doors of the temple.
• dart The rays dart down with a peculiar fierceness upon your devoted head, depriving you of all your life-springs.
• deity The storm spoke not to him of Divine wrath or an outraged Deity.
• dirt It would do the meat no harm-as they intended to cut it up for jerking-and they could easily wash out the dirt and gravel at the spring, when they had got it all there.
• dirty "They are not well kept; the glass is dirty, and the water, too.
• ditty Nothing else however would suit the capricious young person at the piano, so Brian, who had a pleasant voice, sang the quaint old ditty of cruel Barbara Allan, who treated her dying love with such disdain.
• dodo Dodo had come into the room.
• dolt "Or, yet again, do you suppose her finery was afforded her by Caro?-Messer Annibale Caro-who is so much in debt that he is never like to return to Piacenza, unless some dolt of a patron rewards him for his poetaster's labours.
• dory "So you're in love with Dory," scoffed Arthur.
• dot Dot opened her sleepy blue eyes and looked right into the big brown eyes of Don, Buttercup's baby calf.
• dote What art's for a woman? To hold on her knees Both darlings! to feel all their arms round her throat Cling, strangle a little! to sew by degrees, And 'broider the long-clothes and neat little coat; To dream and to dote.
• dotty Dotty At Play will be found very attractive, and the children, especially the girls, will be delighted with her adventures."
• doughty "I'll lick you for that later, Doughty," he ejaculated.
• dowdy Dressing in fashion will be called vain, And they'll call you a dowdy if you are plain, But do what is right, let that be the test, Then proudly hold up your head with the best.
• dowry It had been the dowry he received with his pretty young wife, Sophie Plomaert.
• drafty The window was drafty, making it difficult to stay warm inside.
• dray Dad suggested that the party be at the Drayton Manor.
• drool
• droop She had the droop of a heavy eyelid.
• droopy I saw a droopy dog on the street.
• drop Drops of sweat formed on her forehead as she worked.
• drowsy
• dry The dryer left my clothes smelling dry.
• duty
• grotty I feel grotty after swimming in the river.
• root The root of the tree is very important.
• rot She found a rot in the fridge.
• rota After dinner, they went on a car ride around the city.
• rote
• toot I heard a toot outside.
• toronto
• tort In America, tort law is based on the principle of culpability.
• torte
• tory Her dad is a Tory; he hates Labour.
• trot
• troy
• Dost What dost thou here in my fellowship?
• Tarot I was given a tarot reading today.
• Wrote The letter was written in pencil on a scrap of paper.
• Dora "Shoot across like an arrow to the house," cried Corny, turning suddenly to him, and giving him a kind push-"shoot off, Harry, and bring Dora to meet me like lightning, and the poor aunt, too-'twould be cruel else!
• Dorothy Then "Where are you, Dorothy?"
• Dorothea "But there were lions even in the temple of Solomon," cried Dorothea.
• drolly The comedian's drolly written jokes brought delight to the audience.
• DRAT I DRAT this game is rigged!
• DROID I have a droid for my home office.
• Dorset I don't care about their being Catholics-the Desb'roughs o' Dorset are gentlemen.
• don't " Don't talk nonsense, sir!
• Doritos In addition to the production and sales of several worldwide Pepsi-Cola, Quaker Foods, and Frito-Lay beverage and food product lines (including Pepsi and Doritos), this segment of PepsiCos business markets regional brands such as Mirinda, Kurkure, and Red Rock Deli, among others.
• tarty She was a bit of a tarty.

Domaint

• demand
• demount
• domain
• domains
• dominate
• doming
• domino
• dormant