Dun, dun, v.a

to cure fish so as to impart to them dun colour [U.S.] Dun-bird, dun'-berd, s. the pochard duck. Dunce,duns, s. dullard; one slow in learning (Duns Duncish, dun'-sish, a. like a dúnce; sottish. Duncish Dun-cow, dun'-kow, s. a species of ray. Dunder, dun'-der, s. lees; dregs; the fermenting lees of Dunderpate,dun'-der-pate, Dunderhead, dun'-der-hed,5 s. a dunce; a bullhead. Dun-diver, dun'-dive-er, s. the goosander. Dune,dune, s. a low hill of sand on the coast of EngDun-fish, dun'-fish, s. the cod-fish cured in a particular Dung, dung, s. the excrement of animals: v.a. to manure with dung: dung v.n. to void excrement (A.S.) Dung-beetle,dung'-bee-tl, s. a coleopterous insect which Dungeon, dun' -jun, s. a close dark place of confine Dung-fork, dung'-fork, s. a fork used to throw dung. Dunghill, dung'-hil, s. a heap of dung; a mean or vile or abode; any mean situation or condition: a. sprung Dunging, dung'-ing, s. manuring land. Dungmeers, dung'-meers, s. pits where dung, weeds, ., Dungy, dung'-e, a. full of dung; filthy; vile. Dungyard, dung' -yärd, s. a yard where dung is col Dunkers, dunk'-ers, s.pl. a sect of Baptists peculiar to Dunlin, dun'-lin, s. abird, a species of sandpiper (dun). Dunlop, dun-lop', s. a Scotch cheese, originally made in Dunnage, dun'-naje, s. fagots,boughs, or loose articles Dunner, dunner, s. one employed in soliciting the Dunning, dun'-ning, s. the operation of curing cod-fish, só or so as to give the fish a peculiar colour and quality. Dunnish,dun'-nish, a. somewhat dun. Dunnock, dun'-nok, s. the common hedge-sparrow. Dunny, dun'-ne, a. deaf; dull of apprehension. Dunt,dunt, s. a staggering affection peculiar to yearDuo, du' -o, s. a song in two parts (L. two). Duodecennial, du-o-desen-e - al, a. recurring every Duodecimal, du-o-des'-e-mal, a. proceeding. in compute Duodecimal, du-o-des'-e-mals, s. a rule in arithmetic Duodecimfid, du-o-des'-im-fid, a. divided into twelve Duodecimo, du-o-des'-e-mo, a. having or consisting of Duo decuple, du-o-dek'-u-pl, a. consisting of twelves Duodena,du-o-de'-nå, s. the ancient law term for a jury. Duodenal, du-o-de' -nal, a. pertaining to the duodenum. Duodenary, du-o-den'-a-re, a. relating to the number in left. Duodenum, du-o-de'-num, s. the first part of the small of intestines, immediately following the stomach; the Duo literal, du-o-lit'-er-al, a, bilateral. Dup, dup, v.a. to open, as the door (do up). Dupable, Dupable, du'-på-bl, du a. that can be duped. Dupe, dupe, s. a person who is deceived, or one easily Dupability, dupe-a-bil'-e-te, s. susceptibility of being s. Dupery, du'-pe-re, s. the act or practice of duping. Dupion, du' -pe-un, s. a double cocoon, formed by two Duple, du'-pl, a. double. Duple ratio, that in which the Duplex, du' -pleks, a. compound [Bot.] a term applied Duplicate, du'-ple-kate, a. double; twofold. Duplicate 8. another corresponding to the first, or a second thing of the same kind; a copy; a transcript: v.a. to double; to fold; to part into two (L. duo, two, and plico, to fold).