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diffusionist (noun) dif·fu·sion·ist
diffusionist (adjective) diffusionist
diffusive (adjective) dif·fu·sive
diffusively (adverb) dif·fu·sive·ly
diffusiveness (noun) dif·fu·sive·ness
diffusivity (noun) dif·fu·siv·i·ty
difunctional (adjective) di·func·tion·al
dig (verb) dig
dig (noun) dig
Digambara (noun) Di·gam·ba·ra
digamma (noun) di·gam·ma
digamy (noun) dig·a·my
digastric (adjective) di·gas·tric
digastric (noun) di·gas·tric
digenean (adjective) di·ge·ne·an
digenean (noun) di·ge·ne·an
digenetic (adjective) di·ge·net·ic
digerati (noun) di·ge·ra·ti
digest (noun) di·gest
digest (verb) di·gest
digester (noun) di·gest·er
digestibility (noun) di·gest·ibil·i·ty
digestible (adjective) di·gest·ible
digestif (noun) di·ges·tif
digestion (noun) di·ges·tion
digestive (noun) di·ges·tive
digestive (adjective) digestive
digestively (adverb) di·ges·tive·ly
digger (noun) dig·ger
diggings (noun) dig·gings
dight (verb) dight
dight (adjective) dight
digicam (noun) dig·i·cam
digipet (noun) dig·i·pet
digit (noun) dig·it
digital (adjective) dig·i·tal
digitalin (noun) dig·i·tal·in
digitalis (noun) dig·i·tal·is
digitalization (noun) dig·i·ta·li·za·tion
digitalize (verb) dig·i·ta·lize
digitally (adverb) dig·i·tal·ly
digitate (adjective) dig·i·tate
digitately (adverb) dig·i·tate·ly
digitation (noun) dig·i·ta·tion
digitigrade (adjective) dig·i·ti·grade
digitization (noun) dig·i·ti·za·tion
digitize (verb) dig·i·tize
digitizer (noun) dig·i·tiz·er
digitonin (noun) dig·i·to·nin
digitoxigenin (noun) digi·toxi·gen·in
digitoxin (noun) digi·tox·in
diglossia (noun) di·glos·si·a
diglossic (adjective) di·glos·sic
diglyceride (noun) di·glyc·er·ide
dignified (adjective) dig·ni·fied
dignifiedly (adverb) dig·ni·fied·ly
dignify (verb) dig·ni·fy
dignitary (noun) dig·ni·tary
dignitary (adjective) dignitary
dignity (noun) dig·ni·ty
digoxin (noun) di·gox·in
digraph (noun) di·graph
digraphic (adjective) di·graph·ic
digraphically (adverb) di·graph·i·cal·ly
digress (verb) di·gress
digresser (noun) di·gress·er
digression (noun) di·gres·sion
digressional (adjective) di·gres·sion·al
digressionary (adjective) di·gres·sion·ary
digressive (adjective) di·gres·sive
digressively (adverb) di·gres·sive·ly
digressiveness (noun) di·gres·sive·ness
digs (noun) digs
dihedral (noun) di·he·dral
dihedral (adjective) di·he·dral
dihybrid (adjective) di·hy·brid
dihybrid (noun) dihybrid
dihydric (adjective) di·hy·dric
dihydroergotamine (noun) di·hy·dro·er·got·a·mine
dihydrotestosterone (noun) di·hy·dro·tes·tos·ter·one
dihydroxyacetone (noun) di·hy·droxy·ac·e·tone
dik-dik (noun) dik-dik
dike (noun) dike
dike (verb) dike
diker (noun) dik·er
diktat (noun) dik·tat
Dilantin (noun) Di·lan·tin
dilapidate (verb) di·lap·i·date
dilapidated (adjective) di·lap·i·dat·ed
dilapidation (noun) di·lap·i·da·tion
dilatability (noun) di·lat·abil·i·ty
dilatable (adjective) di·lat·able
dilatancy (noun) di·lat·an·cy
dilatant (adjective) di·lat·ant
dilatation (noun) di·la·ta·tion
dilatational (adjective) di·la·ta·tion·al
dilate (verb) di·late
dilated (adjective) di·lat·ed
dilation (noun) di·la·tion
dilative (adjective) di·la·tive

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