Commonly Used English Words for 8th March
English Vocabulary Index
Commonly Used English Words for 8th March :
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Dabble (v) : splash in water
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Dabble (n) : to play in later
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Dace (n) : a small river fish
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Dacoit (n) : member of a gang of robbers
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Dackoit (n) : member of a gang of robbers
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Dad (n) : children’s term form father used familiarly
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Dado (n) : the wooden or coloured border on the lower few feet of the room wall
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Daffodil (n) : a plant with yellow flowers
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Daft (adj.) : silly, foolish
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Dagger (n) : a short sword, reference mark
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Daily (adj.) : pertaining to every day, on every day
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Daily (adv.) : pertaining to every day, on every day
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Daily (n) : a daily publication
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Dainty (adj.) : delicious, charming neat
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Dainty (n) : delicacy
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Dairy (n) : a place where milk products are kept or sold
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Dais (n) : a raised platform for the speaker
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Daisy (n) : a garden flower
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Dal (n) : split pulse
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Dale (n) : a low place between hills, a valley
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Dally (n) : to waste time in idleness, make love, to play
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Dam (n) : am embankment
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Dam (v) : furnish with dam, restrain
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Damage (n) : injury, harm, loss
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Damask (n) : a kind of cloth with figures and designs
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Dame (n) : a lady, mistress
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Damp (n) : wet, moist
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Damp (v) : to wet slightly discourage
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Damp (n) : fog moisture
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Damsel (n) : an unmarried young lady maiden
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Damson (n) : a small plum, the tree bearing it
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Dance (v) : move the body rhythmically
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Dance (n) : movement of the body rhythmically
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Dandle (v) : to fondle or toss child in the arms
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Dandruff (n) : dead skin in small scales under the hair
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Dandy (n) : one who pays great attention to dress
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Danger (n) : risk, peril, insecurity
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Dangerous (adj.) : risky, unsafe
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Dangle (v) : to hand loosely
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Dank (n) : moist, soaked
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Dapper (adj.) : smart, neat
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Dapple (adj.) : marked with rounded spot or patches of colour
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Dare (v) : oppose and challenge, be bold enough
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Darg (n) : a day’s work
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