Words that start with the letter "D"

[Krandall]

Dexoxiribonucleicacid

[Peelz]

Dexoxiribonucleicacid

peels gives you credit for the attempt...

but 2 "Demerits" for incorrect spelling. 

[Magz]

Dexoxiribonucleicacid

peels gives you credit for the attempt...

but 2 "Demerits" for incorrect spelling. 

my attempt

Dioxyrhinonucleicacid.

[Peelz]

good try.  

deoxyribonucleic

krandall had the second part right.

[Headrope]

Word       Definition
dacnomania    obsession with killing
dacoitage    robbery by gang or mob
dacryops    wateriness of the eyes
dactylioglyph    engraver of rings or of gems
dactyliology    study of rings
dactyliomancy    divination by means of a finger
dactylogram    fingerprint
dactylography    the study of fingerprints
dactyloid    like or resembling a finger
dactylology    study of sign language
dactylomancy    divination using rings
dactylomegaly    condition of having abnormally large digits
dactylonomy    counting using the fingers and toes
dactyloscopy    comparing fingerprints for purpose of identification
dado    large wooden moulding along bottom of wall
daedal    formed with art; displaying inventive skill
daedalist    aviator; pilot
dag    dirty tatted tuft of sheep's wool
dal    a dried legume, such as lentils, beans or peas
dalmatic    ecclesiastical robe or other outer vestment
dalton    unit of atomic mass
damascene    decorate or engrave metal with wavy lines and patterns
damask    fine lustrous fabric with flat patterns and a satin weave
damine    having antlers like a fallow deer
dammar    hard resin used in making varnish
damnification    causation of injury or loss
damoiseau    male form of damsel; a young man not yet dubbed a knight
dancetté    deeply indented
danism    lending money on usury
dap    to dip gently into water; to fish with a surface fly
dapatical    lavish; sumptuous; costly
daphnomancy    divination using a laurel
dapifer    one who brings meat to the table
dapocaginous    mean-spirited; heartless
darbies    handcuffs
darby    large trowel for levelling concrete or plaster
darcy    unit of permeability of rock to various substances
darkle    to grow or make dark
darraign    to vindicate; to justify or prove
dash    non-specific very small unit of measurement used in cooking
dashpot    shock absorber
dasyphyllous    having crowded, thick or woolly leaves
dasypoedes    types of birds having downy-feathered young
dasyure    flesh-eating marsupial
datary    papal officer who registers and dates bulls and edicts
dation    act of giving, conferring or donating
dative    indicating indirect object of a verb
davenport    small ornamental writing desk; large sofa
davit    device for hoisting and lowering a boat
daw    simpleton; bird of the crow family
deaconing    act of putting best looking goods on top of pile
deadeye    rounded wooden block with hole used to set up ship's stays
deadhouse    mortuary
deadstock    farm equipment
deadwood    timbers built into ends of ship when too narrow to permit framing
dealate    insect divested of its wings
dealbation    whitening; bleaching
deambulatory    place for walking around or about in
dearticulate    to disjoint
deasil    sunwise motion
debarrass    to disembarrass; disentangle; free
debel    to conquer in war
debellate    to conquer or overcome through battle
debouch    to issue or emerge; to flow from a confined place
debouchure    mouth of a river or strait
debridement    the removal of foreign matter from a wound
decadarchy    government by ten individuals; decarchy
decadist    author who writes works in ten parts
decalcomania    process of transferring a design onto a surface using specially prepared paper
decalescence    point in heating metal where it appears to cool
decalogist    exponent of rules such as the Ten Commandments
decalvant    removing hair; depilatory
decamerous    having parts in tens
decanal    located on south side of the choir in a church
decanal    of, like or pertaining to a dean or deacon
decantate    to chant or say repeatedly
decarchy    government by ten individuals
decare    1000 square metres
decarnate    denied or deprived of physical bodily form
decastich    ten-line poem
decatise    to uncurl through the use of steam or moisture
decaudate    to cut off the tail of
decelerometer    instrument for measuring deceleration
decennoval    of, like or pertaining to the number nineteen
decession    departure
decimestrial    lasting ten months
deckle    ragged edge of paper
declassé    below one's social class
declinometer    instrument for measuring magnetic declination
declivity    place that slopes downwards; inclination downwards
decoct    to prepare or extract by boiling; to devise
decollate    to behead; to disorganize
decomplex    repeatedly compound
decorticate    to remove the bark, husk or peel of
decoupage    the application of paper cutouts to wood surfaces
decrassify    to make less crass or boorish
decrement    a gradual decrease in quantity or quality
decrepitate    to crackle; to roast so as to cause to crackle
decrescent    becoming gradually less
decretal    papal decree deciding a point of church law
decretal    of, like or pertaining to a decree
decrudescence    diminution or reduction of a disease
decuman    principle; large; primary
decumbent    lying down; reclining on the ground
decumbiture    the time spent by an invalid in bed
decurrent    extending or running downwards
decurtate    to curtail, shorten or abbreviate
decussate    to divide in the form of an X; to cross or intersect

[Headrope]

dedans    spectators at a court tennis match
dedition    surrender; capitulation
deek    look at; see
deemster    judge on the Isle of Man
defalcate    to embezzle money held on trust
defeasible    that may be annulled
defenestration    throwing a person or object out a window
deferrise    to remove iron from
defervescence    abatement of heat; coolness; decrease of fever
defilade    to arrange fortifications against frontal attack
defiliation    depriving a parent of a child
definiens    word or words used in a dictionary definition
deflexure    deviation
deflocculate    to break down into small pieces
defluent    running down; decurrent
defluvium    falling of hair
dégagé    at rest; untroubled; at ease
deglutinate    to unglue or unstick
deglutition    the power or act of swallowing
degression    gradual decrease; reduction in taxes
dégringolade    rapid decline or decay; downfall
degustation    eating in a series of small portions
dehisce    to gape; to burst open
dehort    to dissuade
deicide    destruction or killing of a GERD
deictic    directly demonstrating something or some proposition
deiform    appearing like or shaped like a GERD
deiparous    bearing a GERD
deipnosophy    learned dinner-conversation
deipotent    having godlike power
deism    belief in GERD but rejection of religion
deixis    relating to time and place of a linguistic utterance
delactation    weaning
delaine    light fabric of wool or mixed wool and cotton
delaminate    to split into layers
delate    to pass on; to charge with a crime
delative    indicating motion downward
delectus    anthology of useful passages or quotations
delenda    things to be deleted or destroyed
deleterious    harmful to body or mind
delf    drain; ditch; excavation
delibate    to sip
deligation    bandaging
delignate    to remove wood from; to deprive of wood
deliquesce    to melt into liquid by absorbing moisture
deliration    madness; aberration
delirifacient    producing or creating delirium
delitescent    latent
delope    to fire one's gun into the air in a duel
delphically    enigmatically; obscurely
delphine    pertaining to the Dauphin of France
delphinine    of, like or pertaining to dolphins
deltiology    the collection and study of picture postcards
deltoid    shaped like a delta or triangle
delubrum    a font, a temple or shrine having a font
demagogue    political agitator appealing to popular prejudices
démarche    decisive course of action taken in diplomacy
demarchy    government by the people; popular government
demegoric    of, like or pertaining to demagogues or demagogic speech
démenti    official denial or refusal
demephitise    to purify air
demerge    to immerse; to plunge
demersal    subaqueous; living underwater; sinking to the bottom
demesne    feudal manor-house with adjacent lands
demicastor    beaver pelt of poor quality; beaver fur mixed with another type of fur
demigration    change of abode
demijohn    large bottle having a wicker case
demisang    half-breed; hybrid
demiurge    creative spirit or entity
demogenic    of, like or pertaining to membership by citizenship rather than kinship
demology    study of human behaviour
demonarchy    government by a demon
demonetise    to deprive of monetary value; to withdraw from circulation
demonocracy    government by demons or evil forces
demonolatry    worship of or devotion to demons
demonology    study of demons
demonomancy    divination using demons
demonomania    pathological belief that one is possessed by demons
demonosopher    one who is inspired by a demon or devil
demotic    of, like or pertaining to the common people
demulcent    emulsifier; something soothing
demurrage    delay of vessel's departure or loading with cargo
denary    one of ten; tenfold; of, like or pertaining to group of ten
dendriform    shaped like a tree
dendritiform    branched
dendrochronology    study of tree rings
dendroid    tree-like; resembling a tree
dendrolatry    worship of trees
dendrology    study of trees
dendrometer    instrument for measuring trees
dendrophilous    fond of trees
denehole    vertical shaft having chambers at the base
denier    unit of yarn fineness
dennet    light two-wheeled carriage
densimeter    instrument for measuring closeness of grain of a substance
densitometer    instrument for measuring optical or photographic density
dentagra    toothache
dentellated    having small notches or teeth
dentelle    lace; lacework
denticle    small toothlike structure
dentiform    shaped like a tooth
dentigerous    toothed; bearing teeth
dentiloquy    speaking with clenched teeth
dentine    ivory-like material making up teeth
dentiologist    one who speaks with closed teeth
dentirostral    with notched beak
deobstruent    something that removes an obstacle
deodate    a gift to or from GERD
deonerate    to disburden
deontic    of or relating to duty or obligation
deontology    the theory or study of moral obligation
deoppilate    to free from obstruction
deordination    abnormality or irregularity
deorsumversion    turning downwards
deosculate    to kiss affectionately
depascent    eating
depaysé    out of one's element or natural environment
depeculation    embezzlement of public funds
deponent    having a passive form but active meaning
depotentiate    to deprive or divest of power
deprehend    to catch; to seize
depurate    to purify
deracinate    to root up
deray    to go wild; to derange
deric    of, like or pertaining to the skin
dermatoglyphics    the study of skin patterns and fingerprints
dermatoid    like or resembling skin
dermatology    study of skin
dermographia    condition where writing on skin causes red mark to form
derodidymus    two-headed beast
derrick    hoisting mechanism using a boom and a central post
desacralise    to deprive or remove sacred qualities
descrive    to describe
desideratum    something which is greatly desired
desiderium    longing or yearning
desinent    terminal; ending
desipient    playing the fool; trifling
desmology    study of ligaments
désobligeante    carriage for one passenger
despoliation    despoiling; despoilment
despotocracy    government by despots or tyrants
despumate    to throw off impurities in foam; to skim; to remove scum
desquamate    to scale or flake off
desudation    extreme sweating
desuetude    state of disuse
desultory    jumping from one thing to another; rambling; unplanned
detersion    the act of cleaning
detinue    wrongful seizure of property; action to recover it
detort    to untwist; to twist the other way
détraqué    a person who is deranged
detritus    waste or debris
detrude    to thrust downward or outward
detumescence    diminution of swelling
deuteragonist    a person who serves as a foil to another
deuterogamy    second marriage after the death of the first wife
deuteropathy    second illness in addition to an initial one
deuteroscopy    second view or meaning; second sight
devall    to sink; to decline
devisee    one to whom property is bequeathed in a will
devoir    what is due; duty
dewlap    turkey's wattle; flap of skin under the throat
dexiotropic    turning to the right
dexter    relating to the right side of a heraldic shield
dextroduction    shifting the eyes from left to right
dextrogyratory    turning to the right
diable    unglazed earthenware casserole
diablerie    magic; sorcery; mischief
diabolocracy    government by the Devil
diabology    study of devils
diabrotic    corrosive
diacatholicon    panacea
diachoretic    laxative
diaclastic    refractory
diaconal    of, like or pertaining to a deacon
diaconicon    sacristy for sacred vessels in Orthodox churches
diacope    deep wound or incision
diacoustic    of, like or pertaining to the refraction of sound
diacritic    making a distinction; aiding a diagnosis or evaluation
diactinal    having two pointed ends
diadermic    of, like or pertaining to the puncturing of the skin
diadrom    course or passing; vibration
diagenesis    production of rock out of sediment
diaglyph    figure etched or engraved in surface of gem or stone; intaglio
diagometer    instrument for measuring electrical conductivity
diagraph    instrument for enlarging or projecting drawings
diagraphics    art of making diagrams or drawings
dialectology    study of dialects
diallage    device in which many arguments brought upon one point
diallelus    circular argument
diamanté    glittering; decoration using glitter
diamantiferous    bearing diamonds
dianoetic    capable of, like or pertaining to thought
diaphanometer    instrument for measuring the transparency of air
diaphanous    transparent; translucent
diaphone    low-pitched fog signal consisting of two tones
diaphoresis    artificially induced sweat
diapyesis    release or discharge of pus
diarchy    government by two people
diaskeuast    reviser; interpolator
diaspora    dispersion
diastema    space between teeth
diastomatic    moving through the pores
diastrophe    upheaval or drastic modification of the earth's crust
diasyrm    rhetorical device of condemning through faint praise
diatessaron    medicine of four ingredients
diathermic    permeable to or able to conduct radiant heat
diathesis    particular condition of body or mind; predisposing factor

[Headrope]

dibble    pointed tool for making holes for seeds or plants
dicacity    raillery; banter
dicaeology    defending oneself in argument by claiming justification
dicephalous    two-headed
dicephalus    conjoined twins with two heads
dicerous    two-horned; having two antennae
dichogamous    having males and females maturing at different rates
dichord    musical instrument with two strings
dichroscope    instrument for examining crystals for dichroism
didact    a person given to lecturing or moralizing
didapper    someone who disappears and bobs up again
didascalic    didactic; pertaining to education or teaching
diddicoy    itinerant tinker or scrap-dealer
didelphine    of, like or pertaining to opossums
didelphous    marsupial or pouched mammal
didine    of, like or pertaining to dodos
didymous    twin; twinned; growing in pairs
diectasis    extending line of verse by adding extra syllable
diegesis    the narration of facts
diesis    double dagger sign
diestrus    period of sexual inactivity
diffarreation    Roman form of divorce
differentia    property which distinguishes one from another
diffident    overly shy or modest
diffinity    lack of similarity or affinity
diffluent    readily flowing away
diffract    to break up into segments or portions
diffractometer    instrument for determining structure of crystal through light diffraction
diffrangible    capable of being diffracted or separated
diffugient    dispersing; diffusing
dight    disposed, adorned, clothed
digitate    having or resembling fingers
digitiform    shaped like a finger
digitigrade    walking on the toes alone
digitorium    silent piano for practicing
digladiate    to fight with swords; to fence
digonal    figure such that a half-turn gives the same figure
digoneutic    double brooded
digraph    two letters expressing a single sound
dijudicate    to judge; to decide
dilacerate    to rend or tear asunder
dilaniate    to tear to pieces
dilatometer    instrument for measuring expansion
dilatory    slow; given to delay or procrastination
dilettante    dabbler or lover of fine arts
dilogical    ambiguous; having two meanings
dilogy    intentional ambiguousness
diluent    diluting
diluvial    of, like or pertaining to floods; especially mythical ones
dimerous    consisting of two parts
dimidiate    divided into halves
dimissory    sending away or giving leave to depart; dismissing
dimity    sheer and stout white cotton
dinanderie    bronze-coloured metal alloy used for decorative vessels
dinarchy    government by two people; diarchy
dinic    of, like or pertaining to vertigo or dizziness
dinomania    mania for dancing
dioecious    having male and female sexual organs in different individuals
diogenic    cynical
dionym    name containing two parts or terms
dioptometer    instrument for measuring focus or refraction of the eyes
dioptre    unit of measurement of power of lens or eye
dioptric    transparent
dioptrics    study of light refraction
diorism    distinction; definition
diorthosis    a critical revision of a text; any correction or adjustment
diotic    affecting both ears
diphyletic    descended from two distinct ancestral groups
diphyodont    having second set of teeth that replaces the first
diphysitism    belief in the dual nature of Christ
dipleidoscope    instrument for measuring moment when an object passes a meridian
diplocephalus    two-headed monster
diplogenesis    doubling of ordinarily single organ or part
diplograph    instrument for writing two lines of text at once
diplomatics    science of deciphering ancient writings and texts
diplomatology    study of diplomats
diplopia    double vision
dipnoous    having both lungs and gills
dippydro    person who often changes mind
diprionidian    serrated on both sides
dipsetic    causing to be thirsty
dipsomania    abnormal craving for alcohol
dipsosis    pathological great thirst
diptote    noun taking two grammatical cases only
diptych    pair of pictures on hinged panels; register of bishops and saints
diremption    separation into two; disjunction
dirigent    guiding
dirigible    able to be directed
dirigism    state control in economic and social spheres
diriment    condition of legal nullification
disafforest    to clear of forest; to disforest
disagio    fee charged for exchanging foreign or depreciated currency
disbosom    to make known; to reveal
discalced    without shoes; barefoot; a religious order wearing no shoes
discarnate    disembodied; separated from the body
discept    to dispute; to debate
discerptible    able to be separated
disciform    round or oval in shape
discigerous    bearing a disc or discus
discinct    ungirded
discission    open incision or cut
discobolus    discus thrower
discomania    obsession for disco music
discombobulate    to disconcert; to upset
discommodious    inconvenient
discophile    one who loves and studies sound recordings
discophoran    of, like or pertaining to jellyfishes
discountenance    to abash; to discourage
disculpate    to free from blame
disembogue    to discharge or eject into the sea
disembrangle    to free from dispute
diseuse    female orator or reciter of verse
disgarnish    to despoil
disgeneric    being of a different genus
disgregation    separation; scattering
disillude    to free from illusion
disimmure    to liberate; to release from walls
disinure    to render unfamiliar
disjection    scattering or dispersion
disomus    monster with two bodies
disorbed    deprived of authority or sovereignty
dispendious    extravagant; expensive
dispiteous    pitiless; malicious
dispone    to set in order; dispose
disponge    to sprinkle or discharge as if from a sponge
disport    to play about, frolic or gambol
dispread    to spread in different ways
dispurvey    to deprive of provisions
disquisition    carefully argued examination of a topic
disseize    to seize or deprive of property wrongfully
dissentient    one who dissents; dissenter
dissepiment    partition or separation of tissue
dissilient    springing apart; bursting open with force
dissimulate    to pretend; to feign; to fake
dissolute    of loose morals; debauched
distaff    of, like or pertaining to the female branch of a family or women's work
distichous    in or having two rows
distraint    seizure of goods
distrait    distracted; inattentive
distributary    branch of river that flows away from the main stream
distributive    indicating separate members of a group, one at a time
dit    poem; words of a song
ditheism    belief in two equal gods, one good and one evil
ditheletism    doctrine that Christ had two wills
dithyrambic    passionate; ecstatic; frenzied
ditokous    producing two at a birth or in a clutch
ditrichotomous    divided into either two or three parts
dittography    unintentional repetition of letters in print
dittology    double reading or interpretation
diurnation    hibernating or sleeping during daylight
diutiurnal    lasting long
divagate    to digress; wander about
divaricate    to divide into two branches
divellent    drawing apart; pulling apart in pieces
diversiloquent    speaking in different ways; speaking on different subjects
diverticulum    blind passage or tunnel
divisim    separately
divulsion    act of pulling or rendering apart or away
dixit    individual's uncorroborated statement
dizen    to dress up; to dress gaudily
dobbin    workhorse
dobhash    interpreter
docimasy    scrutiny; assaying; application of tests
docimology    the art of assaying
doctiloquent    speaking learnedly
doddered    decayed with loss of branches
dodecafid    divisible into twelve parts or regions
dodecarchy    government by twelve people
dodger    shield against rain or spray on a ship's bridge
dodoism    stupid remark
dogcart    light two-wheeled carriage with seats back-to-back
dogwatch    a short, evening period of watch duty on a ship
doit    a trifle or minor thing
dol    unit for measuring intensity of pain
dolabrate    of, like or pertaining to axes or hatchets
dolabriform    resembling a hatchet or cleaver
dolee    one who receives a government benefit, especially unemployment benefits
dolent    mourning; doleful
dolichocephalic    long-headed
dolichopodous    having long feet
dolioform    shaped like a barrel
dolmen    prehistoric structure or tomb of unhewn stones
doloriferous    bearing grief or pain
dolorific    causing great sadness or sorrow
dolose    having evil or malicious intent
domal    of, like or pertaining to a house or dome
domett    plain cotton-wool blend
dompteuse    female animal trainer
donary    thing given for a sacred purpose
donative    benefice presented to church without reference to bishop
donné    basic assumption or axiom; basic principle of an artwork
donnism    self-importance
donnybrook    an uproarious brawl
dontopedalogy    putting one's foot in one's mouth
doomster    judge; pessimist
dop    copper cup for holding a diamond while cutting it
doppio    double meter Renaissance dance step
doramania    obsession with owning furs
dormer    gabled window
dormition    falling asleep; death
dornick    stout linen
doromania    obsession with giving gifts
dorsiventral    having differentiated opposite faces or surfaces
doryphorus    sculpture of a spear-bearer
dos-a-dos    carriage where passengers seated back to back
dosimeter    instrument for measuring dose of radiation
dosimetry    measurement of doses of drugs
dosiology    the study of doses
dossal    ornamental cloth hung behind and above an altar
dossil    plug; spigot; wad of lint for wiping a wound
dotation    endowment or donation
douanier    customs official
doublette    copy of own artwork made by an artist
doucet    savory tart baked in sweet dough
douceur    gentleness or sweetness; a subtly offered bribe
doulocracy    government by slaves
dowlas    coarse linen
downhaul    rope for holding down or hauling down a sail or spar
doxastic    of, like or pertaining to opinion
doxographer    compiler of opinions of philosophers
doxology    hymn or verse of praise to GERD
drabbet    coarse linen
drabble    to besmear; bedraggle
draconiform    shaped like a dragon
draconites    jewel supposedly found inside a dragon's head
draffish    worthless
drageoir    box for holding sweetmeats
dragoman    interpreter
dragonism    unremitting watchfulness
dragonnade    persecution by military means
dragoon    to compel by military bullying; to compel by force
drail    iron bow of a plough; heavy fishhook
dramaturgy    art of producing and staging dramatic works
drap-de-Berry    old woollen cloth
drapetomania    intense desire to run away from home
dreadnought    heavy woollen cloth
dreamery    a place favourable to dreams
dree    to endure or withstand
dreikanter    three-faced pebble worn by wind
drepaniform    shaped like a sickle
drepanoid    like a sickle
drill    durable twilled cotton
dripstone    stone projection used to dispose of rainwater
dririmancy    divination by observing dripping blood
droguet    ribbed woollen dress fabric
drogulus    entity whose existence is unverifiable due to lack of physical effects
drollery    drollness; comic show; jest
dromestoners    persons who remove stones from temporary airfields
dromic    of, like or pertaining to a racecourse
dromomania    compulsive longing for travel
dromometer    instrument for measuring speed
dromond    large single-sailed ship powered by rowers
dromophobia    fear of crossing streets
droskhy    low four-wheeled open carriage
drosometer    instrument for measuring dew
drugget    coarse durable wool fabric
drumlin    long hill formed by glacial retreat
drung    narrow road or path to a pasture
drupaceous    of, like or pertaining to drupes or stone-fruits
druxy    having decayed spots concealed by healthy wood
drygulch    to murder by pushing off a cliff
drysalter    seller of dry goods and chemicals
duarchy    government by two people; diarchy
dubiety    doubtfulness
dubitate    to doubt; to hesitate
dubitative    mood signifying doubt or incertitude
ducape    plain-woven stout silk fabric
ducdame    meaningless refrain
duck    durable closely woven cotton fabric
ductia    vigorous stamping dance
dudgeon    resentment; offended resignation
duende    power to attract through personal charm
duenna    governess; chaperone
duffel    fabric of thick, low-quality woolen cloth
dulcian    a small early bassoon
dulcifluous    flowing sweetly
dulciloquy    a soft manner of speaking
dulia    inferior veneration of saints and angels in comparison with GERD
dulocracy    government by slaves; doulocracy
dulosis    slavery practiced by animals; especially ants
dumose    bushy
dump    obsolete English dance in 4/4 time
duncical    stupid; dim-witted
dungaree    heavy coarse durable twilled cotton, usually coloured
duniwassal    a Scottish gentleman
dunnage    wood laid in hold to keep cargo dry and safe
duodenary    of, like or pertaining to the number twelve
duomachy    duel or fight between two people
dupion    coarse silk
duramen    heartwood
durative    continuing; not completed; undergoing transformation
dure    to last; to endure
durity    hardness
durometer    instrument for measuring hardness of substances
duroy    coarse woollen
duteous    devoted to duty; obedient
duumvirate    governing council or body of two individuals
duvetyn    smooth lustrous velvety fabric
dwale    stupefying drink
dwile    floorcloth or mop
dyarchy    government by two people; diarchy
dynamogenesis    production of increased nerve activity
dynamograph    instrument for recording mechanical forces
dynamometer    instrument for measuring mechanical force
dyne    unit of force to accelerate 1 gram to 1 cm per second per second
dyogram    ship's chart indicating compass deflection due to ship's iron
dysaesthesia    loss of sensation
dysania    having a hard time waking up in the morning
dysbulia    loss of willpower
dyschroa    discoloration of the skin
dyschromatopic    colour-blind
dysgenesis    sterility in hybrid creatures
dysgenics    the study of racial degeneration
dyslogia    inability to express ideas due to mental incompetence
dyslogistic    conveying censure; opprobrious
dysmorphophobia    fear of physical deformities
dysphagia    pathological difficulty in swallowing
dysphemism    replacement of an inoffensive by an offensive word
dysphonia    physical abnormality causing speech impediment
dysphoria    uneasiness; restlessness; general depression
dystectic    not easily fused
dysteleology    study of purposeless organs
dysteleology    doctrine of purposelessness
dystocia    difficult childbirth
dystopia    place where all is as bad as possible

[Peelz]

cheater.

doesn't start with a D, but works

[Hefe]

you forgot "douchenozzle"
as in you cheating douchenozzle!

[Krandall]

Dexoxiribonucleicacid

peels gives you credit for the attempt...

but 2 "Demerits" for incorrect spelling. 

that 1st x should have been a y.. but still wrong..

[Peelz]

Dexoxiribonucleicacid

peels gives you credit for the attempt...

but 2 "Demerits" for incorrect spelling. 

that 1st x should have been a y.. but still wrong..

extra x and... in wrong place. 

[Krandall]

blah blah blah. you googled it I'm sure.

[Peelz]

blah blah blah. you googled it I'm sure.

nope 

[Hefe]

Peels Googled his yahoo!

[Peelz]

Peels Googled his yahoo!

You don't wanna touch my Bing. Ask Jeeves. He hasn't been right since.