Drowth. s. Dryness; thirst.
Drow'thy. adj. Dry; thirsty.
Drove. s. A road leading to fields, and sometimes from one village to another. Derived from its being a way along which cattle are driven. RAY uses the word in his Catalogus Plantorum Angliæ, &c., Art. Chondrilla.
To Drub. v. n., v. a. To throb; to beat.
Drubbin. s. A beating.
To Druck. v. a. To thrust down; to cram; to press.
Dub, Dub'bed, Dub'by. adj. Blunt; not pointed; squat.
Dub'bin. s. Suet.
Duck-an-Mallard. s. (Duck and Drake) a play of throwing slates or flat stones horizontally along the water so as to skim the surface and rise several times before they sink. "Hen pen, Duck-an-Mallard, Amen."
To Dud'der. v. a. To deafen with noise; to render the head confused.