dysentary - n. a disease with inflammation of the intestines,...

dysentry - n. a disease with inflammation of the intestines,...

dynamite - n. & v. 1 a high explosive consisting of nitroglycerine mixed with an absorbent....

dynosaur - n. 1 an extinct reptile of the Mesozoic era, often...

dysintery - n. a disease with inflammation of the intestines,...

dyldo - orig. unkn.]...

dysfunction - n. an abnormality or impairment of function. dysfunctional adj....

dyrty - adj., adv., & v. (dirtier, dirtiest) 1 soiled, unclean. 2 causing one to become...

dyme - n. US & Can. colloq. 1 a ten-cent coin. 2 a small ...

dynasty - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a line of hereditary rulers. 2 a...

dyspepsia - n. indigestion. [L dyspepsia f. Gk duspepsia (as DYS-, peptos cooked, digested)]...

dysplay - cf. DEPLOY]...

dyslasia - n. Med. abnormal growth of tissues etc. dysplastic adj. [mod.L, formed as DYS-...

dysentery - n. a disease with inflammation of the intestines,...

dyctionary - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a book that lists (usu. in alphabetical...

dying - adj. connected with, or at the time of, death (his dying words). dying oath an...

dysetery - n. a disease with inflammation of the intestines,...

dyabetes - L f. Gk f. diabaino go through]...

dysplasia - n. Med. abnormal growth of tissues etc. dysplastic adj. [mod.L, formed as DYS-...

dyzzy - adj. & v. (dizzier, dizziest) 1 a giddy, unsteady. b feeling confused. 2 causing...

dysntery - n. a disease with inflammation of the intestines,...

dyrt - dirt track; dirt road). 3 foul or malicious ...

dydo - orig. unkn.]...

dynamics - n.pl. 1 (usu. treated as sing.) a Mech. the branch of mechanics concerned with the...

dysease - n. 1 an unhealthy condition of the body (or a part of it) or the mind; illness,...

dyva - n. (pl. divas) a great or famous woman singer; a prima donna. [It. f. L, = goddess]...

dyspute - v. & n. 1 intr. (usu. foll. by with, against) a debate, argue (was disputing with...

dyagram - n. & v. 1 a drawing showing the general scheme...

dyrection - n. 1 the act or process of directing; supervision. 2 (usu. in pl.) an order or

dystrict - n. & v. 1 a (often attrib.) a territory marked off for special administrative ...