| ADVERTISINGS | • advertisings n. Plural of advertising. • ADVERTISING n. the business of producing advertisements. |
| DESILVERISING | • desilverising v. Present participle of desilverise. • DESILVERISE v. to remove the silver from, also DESILVERIZE. |
| DIGESTIVES | • digestives n. Plural of digestive. • DIGESTIVE n. something which promotes digestion. |
| DIGRESSIVE | • digressive adj. Marked by digression; rambling. • DIGRESSIVE adj. characterized by digressions. |
| DIGRESSIVELY | • digressively adv. In a digressive fashion. • DIGRESSIVE adv. characterized by digressions. |
| DIGRESSIVENESS | • digressiveness n. The quality or state of being digressive. • DIGRESSIVE n. characterized by digressions. |
| DISENSLAVING | • disenslaving v. Present participle of disenslave. • DISENSLAVE v. to free from bondage or slavery. |
| DISGAVELLINGS | • DISGAVELLING n. the act of releasing from gavelkind, an old system of land tenure in Kent. |
| DISINVESTING | • disinvesting v. Present participle of disinvest. • DISINVEST v. to reduce or eliminate capital investment. |
| DISINVIGORATES | • disinvigorates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disinvigorate. • DISINVIGORATE v. to weaken. |
| DISPRIVILEGES | • disprivileges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disprivilege. • DISPRIVILEGE v. to deprive of a privilege. |
| DISSERVING | • disserving v. Present participle of disserve. • DISSERVE v. to treat badly. |
| DISSEVERING | • dissevering v. Present participle of dissever. • DISSEVER v. to sever, part in two. |
| DISSHIVERING | • DISSHIVER v. (Spenser) to shiver or break in pieces. |
| OVERDIAGNOSIS | • overdiagnosis n. (Medicine) To diagnose something too frequently, or based on insufficient evidence, or without benefit to the patient. • OVERDIAGNOSIS n. excessive diagnosis. |
| REDISSOLVING | • redissolving v. Present participle of redissolve. • REDISSOLVE v. to dissolve again. |
| VERDIGRISES | • verdigrises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of verdigris. • VERDIGRIS v. to coat with verdigris. |