To Don. v. a. To put on.
Donnins. s. pl. Dress; clothes.
Dough-fig. s. A fig; so called, most probably, from its feeling like dough. JUNIUS has dotefig: I know not where he found it. See FIG.
To Dout. v. a. To extinguish; to put out.
To Downarg. v. a. [To argue one down]; to contradict; to contend with.
Dowst. s. Dust; money; Down wi' tha dowst! Put down the money!
Dowsty. adj. Dusty.
[Dr used for thr in many words:] as droo for through.
Draffit. s. [I suppose from draught-vat.] A vessel to hold pot-liquor and other refuse from the kitchen for pigs.
Drang. s. A narrow path.