domˈi-cile (dŏmˈĭ-sĭl), house.
domˈi-nate (domˈĭ-nāt), to rule.
do-minˈion (dō-mĭnˈyŭn), estate; control.
Don Cosˈsacks (dŏn kŏsˈăks), a warlike people inhabiting the steppes of Russia along the lower Don.
donned (dŏnd), donned the serge, put on the habit of a monk.
Dons (dŏnz), Spanish noblemen.
doˈtard (dōˈtȧrd), a foolish person, imbecile.
doth (dŭth), third person singular for do.
doubˌle-reefed tryˈsail (dŭbˌ’l-rēft trīˈsāl; trīˈs’l), a small sail taken in twice.