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Username Please enter your Username. Old form s : Dallie delay, linger, loiter. Old form s : dallie deal lightly, play about, tease. Dalmatians n. Old form s : Damme mother. Old form s : Damaske light-red, pink [colour of the damask rose]. Old form s : damaskt having the hue of the damask rose, adorned with colours. Old form s : damn'd condemn, be sinful.
Damon n. Old form s : dampe fog, mist, vapour. Dan, Don n. Old form s : daunsing Rapier ornamental sword worn in dancing.
Old form s : dang'rous threatening, severe, menacing. Daniel n. Dansker n. Daphne n. Dardan, Dardania n. Dardanian adj. Old form s : darefull audacious, bold, full of defiance. Old form s : daring hardie foolhardy, rashly bold. Darius n. Old form s : darke unfavourable, malignant, evil. Old form s : darke sad, melancholic, gloomy. Old form s : Darke undivulged, secret, unrevealed.
Old form s : darke in the dark. Old form s : darkes eclipse, obscure, cloud. Old form s : darkned obscure, eclipse, deprive of fame. Old form s : darkely frowningly, ominously; gloomily. Old form s : darkely cunningly, subtly, secretly. Old form s : darkely obscurely, cryptically, enigmatically. Old form s : Darnell weeds, cockle, tares.
Old form s : Darraigne array, set in order, prepare. Old form s : dash'd , dasht cast down, daunt, dishearten. Old form s : dateles , datelesse everlasting, eternal, endless.
Old form s : daube , dawb'd bedaub, smear, defile. Old form s : dawbry trickery, pretence, deceitful show. Old form s : Dawes jackdaw [as noted for its stupidity]; dolt, fool. Old form s : Dawes jackdaw [without any implication]. Old form s : daie day of battle, contest. Old form s : daie appointed day, fixed date. Old form s : daies plural time, delay, period of action. Old form s : day bedde couch, sofa, divan. Old form s : dazell, Dazle , dazling grow dim, become unable to see properly.
Scottish pronunciation of 'do'. Old form s : dead killing mortal, deadly, fatal. Old form s : deadlie extremely, implacably, to the death. Old form s : deadly handed death-dealing, murderous. Old form s : deadly standing death-dealing. Old form s : deafes , Deaft , dea'ft deafen.
Old form s : deaff'ning deafening, ear-splitting. Old form s : deaffing drowning out, blocking out [of sound]. Old form s : deale amount, quantity. Old form s : deale proceed, behave, conduct oneself. Old form s : deale bestow, apportion, grant. Old form s : deale express oneself, speak. Old form s : deale have dealings, have to do. Old form s : deale vpon deal with, proceed against. Old form s : with make use of, resort to.
Old form s : deare pleasing, delightful, congenial. Old form s : deare , deere noble, honourable, worthy.
Old form s : deare , deere expensive, costly. Old form s : deare , deere , deerest heartfelt, earnest, zealous. Old form s : deare , deere, Deerer , deerest of great worth, valuable, precious. Old form s : deare , deere, deerest dire, grievous, hard. Old form s : deare , deere important, major, significant. Old form s : deerer sorely, keenly, bitterly. Old form s : deerely beautifully, exquisitely, wonderfully. Old form s : deerely keenly, deeply, intensely. Old form s : deerely , deerly grievously, at great cost.
Old form s : dearenesse affection, fondness, warmth. Old form s : death beds grave. Old form s : deathfull mortal, deadly, fatal. Old form s : Death like mortal, deadly, fatal. Old form s : death-practis'd whose death has been plotted. Old form s : death procuring fatal, lethal, deadly.
Old form s : deaths head , Deaths-head skull, memento mori. Old form s : Deaths-man executioner. Old form s : death-worthie deserving death. Old form s : debonnaire gracious, courtly, of gentle disposition. Deborah n. Old form s : debosh'd debauched, corrupted, depraved.
Old form s : decaies destitute person, case of hardship. Old form s : decay'd, decayes be destroyed, become ruined, fail. Old form s : decaied ruined, destitute, impoverished. Old form s : deceas'd past, previous, gone by. Old form s : deceitfull sham, false, bogus.
Old form s : deceiuable deceitful, insincere. Old form s : deceiueable deceptive, illusory. Old form s : deceyu'd disappoint, frustrate, let down. Old form s : deceaue, deceaued, deceiu'd , deceiue delude, mislead, take in. Old form s : deceiuing sham, false, bogus. Old form s : decipher'd discover, detect, find out. Old form s : deck'd , decke , Deckt cover, adorn, decorate. Old form s : decke vp array, attire, adorn. Old form s : declin go systematically through, recite in order. Old form s : declin'd brought low, in poor fortune; or: fallen away in vigour, in poor condition.
Old form s : declin'd vanquished person, someone brought down. Old form s : deede performance, action. Old form s : deed-atchieuing achieved by deeds, won by actions. Old form s : deedelesse performing no deeds, inactive.
Old form s : deeme thought, notion, opinion. Old form s : deeme judge, estimate, appraise. Old form s : deepe subtle, intricate, complex. Old form s : deepe profound, esoteric, occult.
Old form s : deepe solemn, weighty, important. Old form s : deepe deeply cunning, profound in craft. Old form s : deepe deadly, grave, mortal. Old form s : deepe learned, profound, erudite. Old form s : deepe large, heavy, serious. Old form s : deepe depths, middle. Old form s : deepe-drawing displacing great depth of water, heavily-laden. The velocity with which these creators deliver cultural references could make you dizzy , the jokes-per-minute rate approaches double digits and tart social commentary abounds.
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