Drow, or Drowy v. to dry, ex. It do drowy terble now, as applied to grass; Muck-adrowd, or Muck-adrowy s. dust
Drub, Drubby v. to throb
Druck v. to cram or thrust down
Druck-pieces s. pieces of wood let into a wall to support the pipe of a pump
Drug v. to drag, also pret. of drag; ex. He drug un out of the pond; Drugs s. harrows or drags
Dub, Dubby, Dubbid adj. blunt, squat
Dubbin s. suet or fat for greasing leather
Duck v. to carry a person under the arms in a suspended state
Dudder v. to confound with noise
Duds s. foul linen