English to English Dictionary

Dual-Motor

A system or device that utilizes two motors to perform a function or task.

Dub

To give a name to; to nickname.

Dubious

Hesitating or doubting.

Duck-Billed-Platypus

A semiaquatic egg-laying mammal native to Australia, characterized by a duck-like bill, webbed feet, and a flat tail.

Duel

A contest between two persons, fought with weapons according to agreed-upon rules.

Duffer

A person who is incompetent or inept at a particular task.

Dujiao Shou

A mythical creature resembling a horse, typically depicted with a single spiraled horn on its forehead.

Dull Pain

A type of pain that is not sharp or intense, often described as a persistent ache.

Dullard

A person who is slow to understand or lacks intelligence.

Dullness

The quality of being dull; lack of brightness, liveliness, or interest.

Dumbstruck

So shocked or astonished that one is unable to speak.

Dumpling

A dish consisting of pieces of dough (often made from flour, potatoes, or bread) wrapped around a filling of meat, fish, cheese, or vegetables, or simply cooked without filling.