Ding, to knock.
Dinging, knocking.
Docus, stupid, easily led.
Dods, ill-humour, sulks.
Doil’d, crazy, silly, in dotage.
Doit, an old Scotch coin, equal to a penny Scots, or the twelfth part of an English penny; the word is used to signify worthlessness or extreme poverty.
Dorder-meat, a bannock given to farm servants after stopping their work, to stay their appetite until supper time; also a meal of any kind.
Douce, sedate, modest, quiet.
Douked, ducked, as in water.
Doup, the bottom of anything.