English to English Dictionary

Damning

Strongly suggesting guilt or error; overwhelmingly convincing as evidence of a fault or crime.

Damp

Slightly wet; moist.

Dampen

To make something less strong or intense.

Dampener

A device or substance that reduces the intensity of something, such as sound or vibration.

Dampening

The act of making something less intense or severe.

Damper

A mechanical device that reduces or absorbs the energy of sudden movements, shocks, or vibrations.

Dampferzeuger

A device or machine that generates steam, typically used in industrial applications.

Damping

The-resisting or reduction of the amplitude of oscillations in an electrical, mechanical, or acoustic system.

Dampness

The state of being slightly wet or moist.

Damsel

A young unmarried woman, especially one of noble birth (chiefly used in literary or archaic contexts).

Dance

A series of rhythmic and patterned movements performed to music.

Dance Arrangement

A specific configuration or organization of dance movements and formations for a performance.