• acute And if their emotion was so acute it was probably because they felt that this was the last time they would meet as lovers.
• cute The lawyer asked his friend who the cute little girls were, and was interested to hear he was beholding Mr. Edward A. Twist's entourage.
• date Five or six months before the date of which I am writing his sister had been accompanied to the grating by another girl, whom he had never seen before, and he immediately fell in love with her.
• decade How to secure them on $1500 is a problem to be solved, for cleanliness costs more each decade.
• decked She was ugly and grotesque like all the very rich images; sumptuous and wealthy piety had decked her out with their treasures.
• decode The receiver can then decode the almanac and determine the satellites it should listen for.
• docked
• docket The inmate's case is on the docket for jury selection today.
• doctor
• dote She doted on her cat, until it died.
• ducat The bank employee gave me a ducat for my lost diamond engagement ring.
• duck My father used to bring me duck when I was a kid.
• ducky
• duct
• ductile
• dude
• duet We went to our duet performance without having any prior rehearsals.
• duke
• dust I can see the dust on the ceiling.
• duster
• duty She paid her duty to her country by serving in the military.
• duvet I need to get a new duvet as mine is starting to smell.
• educate
• jute
• quite She was quite taken aback when he asked her out.
• quote
• tact Tom warned his friends of the tactless remarks they had been making and urged them to change their ways.
• tucked
• Dicta Dictum is a Latin word meaning "an authoritative declaration or sentence" or "a declaration made by an expert in a
• Ducked
• ducts Liane cleaned the ducts, but they still smelled.
• DICT
• ducats I have 20 ducats left.

Alreadly

• acridly
• airedale
• alertly
• allegedly
• already
• aridly
• assuredly
• elatedly
• luridly