| ABSURDISMS | • absurdisms n. Plural of absurdism. • ABSURDISM n. the doctrine that we live in an irrational universe. |
| ABSURDISTS | • absurdists n. Plural of absurdist. • ABSURDIST n. a person holding the doctrine of absurdism. |
| DIESTRUSES | • DIESTRUS n. a period of sexual inactivity, also DIESTRUM. |
| DISASTROUS | • disastrous adj. Of the nature of a disaster; calamitous. • disastrous adj. Foreboding disaster; ill-omened. • DISASTROUS adj. attended by or causing suffering or disaster. |
| DISBURSALS | • disbursals n. Plural of disbursal. • DISBURSAL n. the act of disbursing. |
| DISBURSERS | • disbursers n. Plural of disburser. • DISBURSER n. one who disburses. |
| DISCOURSES | • discourses n. Plural of discourse. • DISCOURSE v. to talk or converse. |
| DISCURSIST | • discursist n. (Obsolete) A discourser. • DISCURSIST n. (obsolete) a disputer. |
| DISCUSSERS | • discussers n. Plural of discusser. • DISCUSSER n. one who discusses. |
| DISGUISERS | • disguisers n. Plural of disguiser. • DISGUISER n. one who disguises. |
| DISLUSTRES | • dislustres v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dislustre. • DISLUSTRE v. (archaic) to deprive of lustre. |
| DISPOSURES | • disposures n. Plural of disposure. • DISPOSURE n. disposal, disposition. |
| DISSUADERS | • dissuaders n. Plural of dissuader. • DISSUADER n. one who dissuades. |
| DISSUASORY | • dissuasory adj. Tending to dissuade. • DISSUASORY n. a dissuasive. |
| DISSUNDERS | • dissunders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dissunder. • DISSUNDER v. (archaic) to sunder. |
| DRUIDESSES | • druidesses n. Plural of druidess. • DRUIDESS n. a female druid. |
| STURDINESS | • sturdiness n. The state or quality of being sturdy. • STURDINESS n. the state of being sturdy. |
| SUBSIDISER | • subsidiser n. Alternative form of subsidizer. • SUBSIDISER n. one who subsidises, also SUBSIDIZER. |