Dextrous
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 57
Dexterous, Seeks-trus, Sa. 2 expert right-handed in the use; ready of either and bodily or mental faculty; adroit; skilful; done with dexterity. Dexterously, Dextrously, deks'-trus-le, ad. with dexterity. Dexterousne , Dextrousne , deks' -trus-nes s. dexterity; adroitne . viewed by polarized light it has the property of Dextro-gyrate, deks-tro-ji'-rate, a. turning rays to the Dextrorsal, deks-tror'-sal, a. rising from right to left, Dextrose, deks'-troze, s. grape sugar, so called from its Dey,da, s. turkish title of dignity, formerly given to Dagoba, da-go'-ba, s. a mound with adome-shaped top Dharma, dar'-må, s. the law of Buddha. Dhole, dole, s. the wild dog of India. Dhow, dow, s. an Arab coasting ve el. Durra,door -ra, s. Indian millet, the principal grain Di, a prefix signifying double or two (Gr. dis, twice). Di, the Latin prefix dis Dia, di'-a, aGreek prefix. signifying through. Diabaterial, di-ab-a-te'-re-al, a. pa ing over the border of a place. See Diabetes. Diabetic, di-a-bet'-ik, a. pertaining to diabetes. DiaDiablery, di-ab'-le-re, s. devilry; sorcery, ]
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