English to English Dictionary

Discal

Relating to or situated near the central disc of an insect's wing.

Discalceate

To remove one's shoes.

Disembowelled

To remove the entrails or internal organs from a body, especially in the context of butchery or surgery.

Disfellowship

The act of expelling or excluding someone from a fellowship or community, particularly in a religious context.

Disfellowshipped

To expel or exclude someone from a religious community or fellowship.

Disinter

To dig up something that has been buried, especially a corpse.

Dita

An open XML-based architecture and standard for authoring, producing, and delivering technical documentation.

Diterpenoid

A class of chemical compounds derived from terpenes, characterized by a structure that includes two terpene units.

Divedator

A person or specialized machine designed for extreme deep-sea diving and underwater exploration.

Divination

The practice of seeking knowledge of the future or the unknown by supernatural means.

Divine Blood

The bloodline or lineage believed to be of divine origin, often associated with religious or royal significance.

Divine Mother

A personification of the creative, nurturing, and compassionate aspect of the supreme deity, often associated with goddess worship in various religious traditions.