English to English Dictionary

Divisionistic

Relating to or characteristic of Divisionism, the late 19th-century painting technique involving the separation of colors into individual dots or patches that interact optically.

Dizen

To dress or deck out out in a gaudy, ostentatious, or excessive manner.

Dobbing

The act of applying a substance, typically in a thick or messy manner.

Doctrinal theology

The systematic study, formulation, and interpretation of the formal teachings, creeds, and doctrines of a religious faith.

Dodder

To tremble, shake, or totter, especially from weakness, old age, or infirmity.

Doffer

A person who removes full packages of yarn or thread from a spinning frame or loom.

Dogging

The practice of engaging in sexual activity in a public place while being watched by others.

Dolo

Intentional deceit or fraud, particularly in a legal context.

Domical

Relating to, shaped like, or in the form of a dome.

Dongmao

A historical designation or political faction associated with Eastern alliances or ideological blocs in East Asian studies.

Donnybrook

A scene of uproar and disorder; a heated argument or free-for-all brawl.

Dooly

A covered litter or palanquin formerly used in India for transporting passengers or the sick and wounded.