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32 Cards in this Set

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doctrine
teachings in general; particular principle (religious, legla, etc.) taught
doddering
tremble, shaky, especially because of old age
doff (v)
take off
doldrums
blues, listlessness, slacking period

"she found herself in the doldrums"
doleful
mournful, causing sadness
dolorous
sorrowful
dolt (n)
stupid person, dunce
domicile (n)
home
domineer (v)
rule over tyranically
don (v)
put on
dormant (adj)
sleeping, lethargic, latent
dormer (n)
window projecting from roof
dorsal (adj)
relating to the back of an animal
dossier (n)
file of documents on a subject
dotage (n)
senility/old age

"Please look after me in my dotage"
dote (v) (2)
(1) be excessively fond of

(2) be silly, feebleminded; show signs of mental decline
dour (adj)
sullen, stubborn, stern, unfriendly

(antonyms: cheerful, friendly)
douse (v)
plunge into water; drench; extinguish
dowdy (adj)
slovenly, untidy
downcast (adj)
disheartened, sad
drab (adj)
dull, lacking color, cheerless
draconian (adj)
extremely severe

"draconian punishment"
dregs (n)
sediment; worhtless residue

"He poured the wine carefully to avoid stirring up the dregs"
drivel (n)
nonsense, foolishness

"driveling idiot"
droll (adj
queer and amusing

"droll anecdotes"
drone (n) (4)
(1) idle person (does no work, lives off others)

(2) male bee (does no work but can fertilize the queen)

(3) constant low drumming sound

(4) a robot
drone (v)
talk dully, buzz or murmur like a bee
drudgery (n)
menial work
ductile (adj)
malleable, flexible, pliable
dulcet (adj)
sweet sounding
dupe (n)
someone who is easily fooled
duplicity
double-dealing, hypocrisy