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Feeling anxious, troubled, or worried.

Causing anxiety, worry, or unease.

A narrow channel dug in the ground, typically for drainage alongside a road or field.

Past tense and past participle of ditch; got rid of or abandoned.

A famous female opera singer.

To plunge headfirst into water.

A person who dives as a sport, especially from a diving board.

Plural of diver; multiple people who dive.

An activity that diverts the mind from tedious or serious concerns; a recreation or pastime.

The state of being diverse; variety.

To cause something to change course or direction.

To separate or split into parts.

Separated into parts or pieces.

Of, from, or relating to God or a god.

The sport or activity of jumping or plunging into water from a board or platform.

The action of separating something into parts.

Plural of division; separate parts or sections of something.

The legal dissolution of a marriage.

(Of a person) No longer married because the marriage has been legally ended.

Having or experiencing a sensation of spinning or whirling and a tendency to fall or lose balance.

To perform or carry out an action.

(Informal) A doctor, especially a medical doctor.

A structure extending along or out from the shore into water, where boats may be moored.

Plural of dock; multiple structures for mooring boats or ships.

A person qualified to practice medicine.

Plural of doctor; medical practitioners qualified to treat patients.

A written, printed, or electronic piece of information that provides evidence or serves as an official record.

A film or television program presenting facts about a person, event, or subject in an informative way.

Recorded or supported by documents or written evidence.

Plural of document; written, printed, or electronic records.

To move quickly to one side to avoid being hit or caught.

Plural of dodger; people who evade or avoid something, especially obligations.

(British informal) Dishonest, suspicious, or not to be trusted.

A female deer, especially a female fallow deer or red deer.

Third person singular present tense of "do"; performs or carries out an action.

Contraction of "does not"; used to express negation in third person singular present tense.

A domesticated carnivorous mammal kept as a pet or for work.

(Informal, child's word) A dog, especially used when speaking to or about children.

(Informal, child's word) A dog, especially in child-directed speech.

Plural of dog; domesticated carnivorous mammals kept as pets or for work.

(Informal, dialectal) Contraction of "doing," representing casual pronunciation.

Present participle of "do"; performing an action.

A small model of a human figure, typically a baby or girl, used as a child's toy.

The basic monetary unit of the United States, equal to 100 cents.

Plural of dollar; multiple units of currency.

Plural of doll; small models of human figures used as toys.

(Child's word) A doll.

A highly intelligent aquatic mammal with a beaklike snout and a curved dorsal fin, known for its playful behavior.

Plural of dolphin; intelligent marine mammals known for their playful behavior.

A territory or area of land under the control of a ruler or government.