Words that start with D

Dashing dentists daintily eat dates while dancing at the disco.

Dis forDrip

A drip is a small amount of water that falls slowly. Taps drip when they leak, and water will drip from your hands when they are wet.

Dis forDrive

Driving is the word given to controlling a land vehicle, like a car, bus or even a horse-drawn vehicle. To drive something you need to know how to start and stop it, how to steer it, and of course you need to know the road rules to be able to safely drive.

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A driver is a person who drives cars, trucks or other types of vehicles for a living.
A drone is a male bee whose main role is to mate with a queen. Unlike worker bees, drones do not collect nectar or pollen.
A drone is a small aircraft that flies without a pilot inside it. It is controlled remotely by a person on the ground or programmed to fly automatically. The word drone began to be used for pilotless aircraft in the early 1900s. The name was inspired by male bees, also called drones, which do not gather food and were used as a metaphor for machines that operate without a human inside.

Dis forDrool

Drool is another word for saliva, especially when it is dripping from your mouth. You can often see dogs and babies drooling.

Dis forDroop

Something droops if it bends over and down. Things might droop because they are tired or unsupported. Some plants and flowers naturally have a drooping growth pattern.

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You drop something when you let it fall down by itself. The students in the picture are dropping something out of a high window as an experiment. A drop is also a small globule of liquid, such as a raindrop.

Dis forDropped

Dropped is the past tense of drop.

Dis forDrought

A drought is an extended time where lower than normal amounts of rain falls. During a drought, rivers and lakes can dry up, and many plants and animals die.