English to English Dictionary

Diminish

To make or become less, smaller, or less important.

Diminishing

Becoming smaller or less in size, amount, or importance.

Diminishing returns

A principle in economics stating that as more of a variable input is added to a fixed input, the additional output produced will eventually decrease.

Diminution

The act or process of diminishing; a reduction in size, amount, or importance.

Diminutive

A word or suffix that indicates small size or a lesser degree.

Dimming

The act of reducing the brightness of a light source.

Dimple

A small natural indentation on the human body, often appearing on the cheek or chin when a person smiles.

Dimwit

A person who is considered to be foolish or lacking in intelligence.

Din

A loud, unpleasant noise.

Dine-and-dash

The fraudulent practice of eating a meal at a restaurant and leaving without paying the bill.

Diner

A casual restaurant that serves meals, typically in a retro or American style.

Dinero Rápido

A term used in Spanish to describe quick or easy money, often associated with informal or illegal methods.