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A city in northern Texas, United States.

The capital and most populous city of Colorado, United States.

A feminine given name of Latin origin.

A Spanish surname of patronymic origin.

A feminine given name or nickname.

A masculine given name of Spanish origin.

A masculine given name and surname of Irish origin.

A masculine given name of Greek origin, popular in Russia and Eastern Europe.

A feminine given name, a variant of Dinah.

A feminine given name of Hebrew origin.

A feminine given name of Sanskrit origin, common in South Asian cultures.

An informal name for the southern states of the United States, especially those that formed the Confederacy.

An English surname meaning "son of Dick" (a diminutive of Richard).

A female given name of Spanish origin.

A male given name, often a short form of Dominic or Dominick.

A male given name of Latin origin.

A given name of French origin, used for both males and females.

A female given name, variant of Donna.

A male given name of Scottish Gaelic origin.

An Italian male given name, diminutive of Donato.

A female given name of Italian origin.

A male given name, typically a diminutive of Donald or Don.

A male given name, typically a diminutive of Donald or Don.

A male given name and surname of Irish origin.

A female given name, often a short form of Dorothy, Theodora, or other names ending in -dora.

A male given name of Greek origin.

A female given name of Greek origin.

A female given name of Greek origin meaning "gift of God."

A male given name, a short form of Douglas.

A male given name, an affectionate diminutive of Douglas or Doug.

A male given name of Scottish origin.

An Irish surname.

The vampire count who is the title character of Bram Stoker's 1897 novel.

Of or relating to the Netherlands, its people, or their language.

(Informal, dialectal) Father; dad.

To touch or apply something lightly and quickly, often with a soft or absorbent material.

Past tense and past participle of *dab*; touched or applied something lightly and quickly.

Present participle of *dab*; the act of touching or applying something lightly and quickly.

To take part in an activity in a casual or superficial way without serious commitment.

Past tense and past participle of *dabble*; took part in an activity casually or superficially.

Third person singular present tense of *dabble*; takes part in an activity casually without serious commitment.

Present participle of *dabble*; engaging in an activity casually or without serious commitment.

Plural of *dab*; small amounts of something applied lightly.

A small freshwater fish (Leuciscus leuciscus) of the carp family, native to Europe and western Asia, often found in rivers and streams.

A Russian country house or cottage, typically used as a summer residence or holiday home.

A small dog breed of German origin, characterized by a long body, short legs, and elongated snout, originally bred to hunt badgers and other burrowing animals.

Plural of *dachshund*; small dogs of German origin with long bodies and short legs.

A member of an armed gang of robbers in India or Burma, especially one who participates in dacoity (robbery by a gang of five or more persons).

One's father; an informal term for a male parent.

An early 20th-century avant-garde art movement that rejected conventional aesthetics and celebrated absurdity, irrationality, and anti-bourgeois protest.