| DANCECORES | • DANCECORE n. a type of Electronic/Techno music with rapid beats and often, extreme distortion. | 
| DANCEHALLS | • dancehalls n. Plural of dancehall. • dance-halls n. Plural of dance-hall. • dance␣halls n. Plural of dance hall. | 
| DANCEMAKER | • dancemaker n. A composer of dances. | 
| DANCESPORT | • dancesport n. Dance as a sport activity; often specifically competitive ballroom dancing. | 
| DANCEWEARS | • DANCEWEAR n. clothing suitable for dance classes, e.g. tights, leotards, bodysuits. | 
| DANDELIONS | • dandelions n. Plural of dandelion. • DANDELION n. a common yellow-flowered composite with jagged-toothed leaves. | 
| DANDIFYING | • dandifying v. Present participle of dandify. • DANDIFY v. to dress up. | 
| DANDIPRATS | • dandiprats n. (Obsolete) plural of dandiprat. • DANDIPRAT n. (obsolete) a silver three-halfpenny piece, also DANDYPRAT. | 
| DANDYFUNKS | • DANDYFUNK n. a ship's biscuit, soaked in fat and molasses and baked in a pan, also DUNDERFUNK. | 
| DANDYISHLY | • dandyishly adv. In a dandyish manner. • DANDYISH adv. suggestive of a dandy. | 
| DANDYPRATS | • dandyprats n. Plural of dandyprat. • DANDYPRAT n. (obsolete) a silver three-halfpenny piece, also DANDIPRAT. | 
| DANGERLESS | • dangerless adj. Without danger. • DANGERLESS adj. without danger. | 
| DANGLINGLY | • danglingly adv. So as to dangle. • DANGLING adv. hanging down. | 
| DANKNESSES | • danknesses n. Plural of dankness. • DANKNESS n. the state of being dank. | 
| DANNEBROGS | • DANNEBROG n. (Danish) the ancient battle standard of Denmark, bearing figures of cross and crown. | 
| DANTHONIAS | • danthonias n. Plural of danthonia. • DANTHONIA n. a tufted grass native to Australia and New Zealand. |