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Cool English Words for 9th March
English Vocabulary Index
Cool English Words for 9th March :
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Daring (adj.) : adventurous, bold
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Daring (n) : boldness, bravery
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Dark (adj.) : without light, gloomy, mysterious
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Darken (v) : make dark, bring discredit
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Darling (n) : dearly beloved, a favourite
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Darn (v) : mend
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Darn (n) : a place that has been mended
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Dart (n) : a pointed weapon, a sudden rapid motion
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Dash (v) : throw with force, run fast
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Dastardly (adj.) : brutal, meanly, cowardly
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Dastoor (n) : custom, usage, commission
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Date (n) : the day, month and year, the time of any event
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Date (n) : a kind of palm tree, its fruit
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Dative (n) : fourth case
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Datura (n) : a plant the fruit of which is thorny and poisonous
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Daub (v) : to smear, to point roughly
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Daughter (n) : one’s female child
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Daughter-in-law (n) : the wife of one’s son
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Daunt (v) : check, discourage, frothed
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Dauntless (adj.) : brave, fearless, preserving
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Davy-lamp (n) : coal miner’s safety lamp
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Daw (n) : a kind of bird
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Dawdle (n) : loiter, waste time
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Dawk (n) : dark, the mail-post
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Dawn (n) : beginning of the day, beginning
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Dawn (v) : appear
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Day (n) : the time from sunrise to sunset, a period of 24 hours
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Day break (n) : dawn
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Daze (v) : make another unable to think, stupefy
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Dazzle (v) : to confuse, make blind by a strong light
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Dead (n & a ) : no longer living; without movement
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Deaden (v) : to weaken, to make dead
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Dead lock (n) : a complete stand still
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Deadly (adj.) : fatal, dangerous
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Dead-march (n) : solemn music
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Deaf (adj.) : unable or unwilling to hear
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Deafen (v) : make deaf
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Deal (n) : a distribution, a portion
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Deal (v) : to distribute
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Dealer (n) : trader
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Dealings (n) : behaviour, business relations
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Dealt (v) : pat tense and past participle of DEAL
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Dean (n) : head of a college
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Dean (n) : the clergy man in charge of a cathedral church
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Dear (adj.) : beloved, loved one; high priced
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Dear (n) : beloved, loved one; high priced
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Dearness (n) : fondness, high cost
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Dearth (n) : scarcity, famine
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Death (n) : the end of life, demise
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