All English words - page 1620

Meanings of Dualizing:

verb

Make into or regard as two parts, elements, or aspects.

Usage examples:

We are continually confronted with discriminating and dualizing our world

Meanings of Dually:

adverb

In two ways, or in a way that has two parts

Usage examples:

At the moment, our work is dually funded by the government and by research grants., her novel was d…

Meanings of Duals:

noun

A dual form of a word.

verb

Convert (a road) into a dual carriageway.

Usage examples:

Though there are no plans to dual the road, a public consultation on the a64 is set to start before…

adjective

Consisting of two parts, elements, or aspects.

Usage examples:

Their dual role at work and home

Meanings of Dub:

verb

Give an unofficial name or nickname to.

Usage examples:

The media dubbed anorexia ‘the slimming disease’

noun

An instance of dubbing sound effects or music.

Usage examples:

The level of the dub can be controlled manually

Meanings of Dubbed:

verb

Give an unofficial name or nickname to.

Usage examples:

The media dubbed anorexia ‘the slimming disease’

noun

An instance of dubbing sound effects or music.

Usage examples:

The level of the dub can be controlled manually

Past simple and past participle of dub

Meanings of Dubbin:

noun

Prepared grease used for softening and waterproofing leather.

Usage examples:

The skin could have an oily substance like tallow (animal fat), egg yolk or dubbin, which is a mixt…

verb

Apply dubbin to (leather).

Usage examples:

A player dressed in old baggy shorts and dubbined boots

Meanings of Dubbing:

noun

Material used for the bodies of artificial fishing flies, especially fur or wool on waxed silk.

verb

Give an unofficial name or nickname to.

Usage examples:

The media dubbed anorexia ‘the slimming disease’

Present participle of dub

Meanings of Dubbins:

noun

Prepared grease used for softening and waterproofing leather.

Usage examples:

The skin could have an oily substance like tallow (animal fat), egg yolk or dubbin, which is a mixt…

verb

Apply dubbin to (leather).

Usage examples:

A player dressed in old baggy shorts and dubbined boots

Meanings of Dubiety:

noun

The state or quality of being doubtful; uncertainty.

Usage examples:

His enemies made much of the dubiety of his paternity

Meanings of Dubious:

adjective

Hesitating or doubting.

Usage examples:

I was rather dubious about the whole idea

Meanings of Dubiously:

adverb

With hesitation or doubt.

Usage examples:

I looked at him dubiously

Meanings of Dubitable:

adjective

(of a belief, conclusion, etc.) open to doubt.

Usage examples:

But on the other hand if councils choose to use dubitable methods to make money for themselves, no …

Meanings of Dubitation:

noun

Doubt or hesitation.

Usage examples:

A judgement fenced around with proper scholarly dubitation

Meanings of Dubitative:

adjective

Expressing or inclined to doubt or hesitation.

Meanings of Dublin:

proper noun

The capital city of the republic of ireland, situated on the irish sea at the mouth of the river liffey; population 506,211 (2006). it was the birthplace of many writers, including jonathan swift, oscar wilde, and james joyce.

noun

The capital city of the republic of ireland, situated in the northeast of the country, on the coast

Usage examples:

A huge crowd greeted the team back in dublin., new york, dublin, paris, frankfurt and amsterdam wer…

Meanings of Dubonnet:

noun

A type of sweet red vermouth made in france.

Usage examples:

Noel plumped for a dubonnet

Meanings of Dubonnets:

noun

A type of sweet red vermouth made in france.

Usage examples:

Noel plumped for a dubonnet

Meanings of Dubs:

verb

Give an unofficial name or nickname to.

Usage examples:

The media dubbed anorexia ‘the slimming disease’

noun

An instance of dubbing sound effects or music.

Usage examples:

The level of the dub can be controlled manually

Meanings of Ducal:

adjective

Like or relating to a duke or dukedom.

Usage examples:

The ducal palace in rouen

Meanings of Ducat:

noun

A gold coin formerly current in most european countries.

Usage examples:

A ducat weighs about 3.5 grams so this coin would be more than a 17-ducat coin.

Meanings of Ducaton:

noun

Any of various (typically large) silver coins; specifically (a) a silver coin of a type issued by various italian states during the 17th and 18th centuries, initially created to be the same value as the gold ducat; (b) any of various similar coins issued elsewhere (especially in the netherlands) during the same period and widely used for trade, particularly in areas controlled by the dutch republic.

Meanings of Ducatoon:

noun

Any of various (typically large) silver coins; specifically (a) a silver coin of a type issued by various italian states during the 17th and 18th centuries, initially created to be the same value as the gold ducat; (b) any of various similar coins issued elsewhere (especially in the netherlands) during the same period and widely used for trade, particularly in areas controlled by the dutch republic.

Meanings of Ducats:

noun

A gold coin formerly current in most european countries.

Usage examples:

A ducat weighs about 3.5 grams so this coin would be more than a 17-ducat coin.

Meanings of Duce:

proper noun

The title assumed by benito mussolini in 1922.

Meanings of Duces:

noun

The top pupil in a school or class.

Usage examples:

He was himself a pupil at the school and a former dux.