9-Letter Words Starting with D

Dacker

Dagger

Daiker

They may be served frozen

Bar offerings

Change for a quid at the 'Flag' from drinks

Dairying

Has she got an udder job (wordplay)

Midday air (anagram)

Girl perhaps making butter or cheese

Dakerhen

Damewort

Dooming to damnation; condemnatory.

Laundry devices

Moisteners

Dander

Dandriff

Dandruff

""DANDRUFF a scurf that forms on the scalp, also DANDRIFF""

Danewort

Danger

It's risky showing rage in party (US)

Like high voltage areas

Unsafe organ used for transplant

Most stylish

Karl Wallenda, for one

Stunt performer, say

Evel Knievel for one

Darkener

Man in defiance is becoming more obscure

Darkly

Photographers'quarters

Photographers' quarters.

""DARLING a much loved person, also DEARLING""

Darndest

Utmost, informally

Utmost

Chairman's target (wordplay)

Bedtime target (wordplay)

An old one is riddled with holes

Speed counter goes on here (wordplay)

Car's instrument panel

Bolt to piece of wood, forming panel

Mean to be paternal (?) about celebrity

Mean and cowardly

Word for villain's deeds

Daubery

Lear's trio

/Part of D.A.R./

Issues of a feminine nature

Daunder

Napping spot Iowa (nonverbal)

Lindsay, a Wimbledon champion

Napping spot in Iowa (wordplay)

*Firmest lights

Dawns on one what the sad bakery has become

Dawns

'Rome will be a -' (W. H. Auden)

Flights of fancy

Does some woolgathering

Stared off into space

Let one's thoughts wander

Did some woolgathering

Purplish bloom

Sound suppressers

Deaerate

Deaerate

Boiler maintenance apparatus

Ecclesiastic residences

They accommodate some in church, as needier after conversion

Debark

Ban girl coming out with topless dress

Legal exclusion

Prohibition making some Stateside barmen testy

Bishop wearing expensive jewellery keeping away

""One who debauches or corrupts others; especially, a seducer to lewdness.""

Certificate of debt.

Long-term security issued by a company

IOU for time between rivers

Debride

Stripped bare (wordplay)

Questioned (after a mission)

Interrogated with pants down (wordplay)

Debruise

Debruise

Debugger

Debunker

Metric measurements

Pl. decahedrons or decahedra (-dr ) A polyhedron with ten faces.

DECAL a design made to be transferred

Metric length

393.70 inches, metric

32 feet, 9 inches

Ornamental glass bottles.

The wine bottles have sad centre, oddly

Decorative wine bottles

Wolves in sheep's clothing.

Two-timers

Masters recalling Balthasar's description of what men always were (wordplay)

Decemvir

Decemvir

Makes eccentric.

Decentre

Decentre

Decern

CERTIFY to declare as true

Decigram

About 3.38 fluid ounces

DECIME an old French coin

Decodes or interprets

Speech-maker got back, having switched ends

Orator

U.S. citizen-to-be

They face dummies

Dummies' other halves

Bidders in bridge.

Revealing that glider can fly

Proclaiming

Decliner

Decolor

Bleaches coloureds when boiled

Remove restraints or official authority

Remove restrictions from

Make unregulated

Painted like a warrior (wordplay)

Awarded medal(s)

Smashing do, catered for and honoured

Papers unveiled a secret do

Bestows medals.

Beautifies

Tradesman handing out medals (wordplay)

Authority on interiors.

Hiree after a move

Less even (wordplay)

Went down and removed folds

Ironed (wordplay)

Reduction as included in orders

Reduces, as included in orders

Reduces as written in orders

Having things all in order

Must be done on demand

Making pronouncements

Movement of eyes in modest lowering

Amount lost

Reduction, diminution

Decretal

Having the force of an edict.

Established by a decree; definitive; settled.

Decrown

Cracked, and took overground (wordplay)

Deciphered

Cracked

Decurion

Extending downward; said of a leaf whose base extends downward and forms a wing along the stem.

Decurve

""One who dedicates; more especially, one who inscribes a book to the favor of a patron, or to one whom he desires to compliment.""

Deemster

Deepener

Type of Conrad's seamen.

Serious trouble, so to speak

Area of danger

Morsel for Bambi (wordplay)

Deerfly

Scottish hunting dog

Large dog bred for hunting

Hides in the forest (wordplay)

Frontiersmen's garments

Garments for Cooper characters

Deerweed

Deeryard

Lienee, at times

One who fails to pay

He hasn't paid his bills

Defeater

Overthrow; defeat.

Kin of apostates

Political asylum seekers

Some exiles

Stubborn players of faith (wordplay)

Brooklyn auto parts (wordplay)

They are usually at the back

About to join Resistance? Respect!

Submission to will of another

Courteous regard for another's wishes.

Deferent

Stay and calm down (wordplay)

Delay of French Revolution's effect

Stay in midst of students' agitation

Postponements.

Postponements

Procrastinators.

Fed up with sin - so offputting!

With respect, to get so fed-up is wrong

Fed up with putting off being sinful

Pins, to balloons

Pessimists, often (wordplay)

Pins and needles (wordplay)

Air releasers

Shield in "Star Trek"

Furnace device

Deflower

Defoamer

Windshield adjuncts

Visibility aids

Deforce

Converts to pastureland, say

Clears (land) of trees.

Builds an apartment complex in the Amazon, perhaps

Deformer

Disfiguring

Corruption of god's taking shape

Lack of proper shape

Imperfection or defect of the body

Cheated (of cash)

Swindled

Cheated

One who defrauds; a cheat; an embezzler; a peculator.

Costs incurred by scuffle during trades

Costs incurred as result of wear during transactions

Defrayer

Benefactor's activity

Bearing the expenses of

Deposed from the priesthood

Like former fathers

Deposed from priesthood

Readied for roasting, perhaps

A poet in action thawed out

Did freezer maintenance

Ice-melting device

Rear window grid

Ridder of ice

Degasser

DEGAUSS to demagnetize

Degerm

Degrader

Demeaning, humiliating

Causing humiliation

Small cucumber

Degrease

Cleaning material, for example Gunk

Engine treatment

Degrease

Dehorner

Rendering harmless, in a way

Dehort

Make heated and dry (wordplay)

Deprive of water

Remove moisture from, make dry

An apparatus used to remove ions from a solution; a common variant contains a mixture of cation exchange resin in the acid form and anion exchange resin in the hydroxyl form inside a replaceable cartridge; ions in aqueous solution are exchanged for the elements of water by passing the solution through the mixed resin.

Dejeuner

Units equal to 0.3527 ounces

Same as Decaliter. Decaliter.

Same as Decameter. Decameter.

LEGATOR one that {legates=v}

Moved leftward, eastern pots

Blue-and-white pottery

Rotterdam pots

One who gives pleasure

Tag at the beginning or end of computer data

Bouncing off the walls

Really out of it

Top-ten Prince hit

Delirium

Indeed, organ is saved!

Something done about meat supplied

Brought to a destination

Paperboy, for one

One with redeeming qualities (wordplay)

One with redeeming qualities?

Fumigation experts

Deluster

Nagging ones

Establish escort eats whipped cream

Bound, as ground.

Mark boundaries.

Changes of policy, as in diplomacy

Policy changes

Demark

Facial appearances

Outward attitudes

Bearings

Energy low inside gloomy carriage

Unusually enamoured by one's appearance

Manner of behaving towards others

Demerara

Demerger

Demerge

Demerit

Demiurge

Pertaining to a demiurge; formative; creative.

See demimonde .

Rule of the people

Form of government.

McCoy read novel, The Common People

Their sights are set on '54

Certain party men.

US political party

Dempster

Detention in port

Object and go mad about the Bank's cut in gold transactions

How one may object to fury, yet have to pay for it after some delay

Demurral

Legal objections from murderers

Legal objections

They object

Demur

Like alcohol that's unfit for drinking

Unfit to drink.

How a turn is twisted indeed for a change

Renders unfit to drink.

Doctors date nurse foolishly

Changes the character of area in false set

Dendrite

""DENDRITE a branched part of a nerve cell, also DENDRON""

NERVATE having veins

Say bad things of French granite pieces

Put down one jar after study

Blacken the name of.

""To deprive of, or free from, nitrogen.""

One making a public accusation

One condemns squalid quarters used by wild cat, right (wordplay)

Having the form of a tooth or of teeth; toothshaped.

The filling field (wordplay)

Field of canines (wordplay)

Study of minor car accidents (wordplay)

DENTURE a set of teeth

Sure thing (wordplay)

Underarm spray, perhaps

Secret stuff (wordplay)

Render inoffensive, in a way

Freshen

Deorbit

Departee

Taking a hike

It's just no go

It's just no go for the leaves

One of a sort of leaves (wordplay)

Going on leave

Leaving for something new

Deperm

Depicter

Depictor