Dish-clout, dish-towel, washing-cloth.
Disna, does not.
Dit, to close, to stop a hole.
Divot, a turf.
Dizzen, dozen.
Dochter, daughter.
Dock, to cut the hair, to shorten.
Docken, the dock herb.
Doited, stupid.
Dolour, sorrow, grief.
Donnart, stupid, dull.
Donsy, unlucky.
Doo, a dove, pigeon.
Dool, sorrow, woe.
Dorty, proud, saucy, easily offended.
Dosen, to settle down, to become cold.
Douce, grave, thoughtful, sober.
Dought, strength, power.
Doun, down.
Dounwith, downwards.
Doup, the end of a candle, the bottom of an egg.
Dovering, stupid, slumbering.
Dow, to wither, to decay, dirty.
Dowff, humble.
Downa, are unable, cannot.
Draff, brewer's grains.
Drap, a drop, to drop, a small quantity of liquor.
Draunt, a drawl.
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