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daenner, dainer, dainner, danner, dänner, deenner, denner, dennertim, dennertime, dennir, dinther,
denner [ˈdɛnər, ˈdenər, S. ˈdanər]
n. Dinner, usually midday.
v. To dine.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dennertime: Time for denner.
tae yer denner: For your dinner.
denominat [dɛˈnɔmɪnat]
v. To designate, appoint.
pt. denominatit pp. denominat adj. Denominated.
daint, dainty, dent, denta, dentie, denty, dint, dunt,
denty [ˈdɛntɪ, ˈdentɪ, MN. ˈdɪnti]
n. A considerable period of time.
pl. denties Dainties.
adj. Dainty, large, fair-sized.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dent [dɛnt, dent, MN. dɪnt]: Affection, liking, regard.
preek-ma-denty: An affected, self-conscious person, a dandy, an exquisite.
dahndehlehon, daintielion, daintie-lion, dentielion, dentylion,
dentylion [ˈdɛntɪləiən, ˈdenti-]
n. The dandelion Taraxacum officinale.
denoonce, denunce,
denunce [dəˈnʌns]
v. To denounce.
Compounds and phrases etc.
denuncement: Denouncement.
deoch, Deoch_$n$_Dorich, deoch_an$_dorus, deoch_an_doris, deoch_an_dorus, deoch_and_doris, deoch-and-dorus, deoch-an-doris, deochandorus, deoch-an-dorus, deuch, dhoch_in_dhorris, doch_an_doris, dochan_doruis, doch-an-doris, doch-an-dorrais, dochin_doris, dyoch,
deoch-and-dorus [ˈd(j)ɔx(ə)n ˈdoːrəs]
n. A stirrup cup, a parting drink.
deochray, dochrai, dochray, dyochree, dyoochry,
deochray [ˈdjɔxre, ˈdjɔxri]
n. A kind of sowans.
depairt, depert,
depairt [dəˈpeːrt]
v. To depart.
Compounds and phrases etc.
depairtin: Departing.
depairtur: Departurr.
depairtment, depertmint,
depairtment [dəˈpeːrtˈmənt]
n. A department, faculty.
depeind, depen, depen$, depend, dependent, dipen, independent,
depend [ˈdɛpɛn(d)]
v. To depend.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dependable: Dependable.
dependent [-ənt]: Dependent.
independent [ɪn-]: Independent
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