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Plural of *daddy*; informal term for fathers.

An affectionate or childish term for one's father.

The lower part of a wall, typically decorated differently from the upper part, often with wood paneling or wallpaper.

Plural of dad; fathers.

(Greek mythology) A supernatural being or spirit, often an intermediary between gods and humans, not necessarily evil.

Plural of *daemon*; supernatural beings or spirits in Greek mythology.

A bulbous spring-flowering plant with bright yellow trumpet-shaped flowers, native to western Europe.

Plural of *daffodil*; bright yellow spring-flowering plants of the genus Narcissus.

Silly, eccentric, or crazy in an amusing way.

(British, informal) Silly or foolish.

A lock of wool matted with dung, typically on a sheep's hindquarters.

A short knife with a pointed blade, used as a weapon.

Plural of *dagger*; short pointed knives used as weapons.

An early photographic process invented in 1839, producing an image on a silver-coated copper plate.

A South Asian dish made from dried split pulses (especially lentils), typically cooked with spices and served with rice or bread.

A tuberous-rooted plant of the daisy family, native to Mexico, known for its brightly colored ornamental flowers that bloom in late summer and autumn.

Plural of *dahlia*; tuberous-rooted flowering plants known for their colorful blooms.

A Welsh masculine given name, a diminutive of Dafydd (David).

A large white East Asian radish with a mild flavor, commonly used in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean cuisine.

Daily newspapers.

Done, produced, or occurring every day.

Delicately small and pretty; exquisitely fine or elegant.

A cocktail made with rum, lime juice, and sugar, typically served chilled or blended with ice.

Plural of *daiquiri*; cocktails made with rum, lime juice, and sugar.

Plural of *dairy*; establishments or farms where milk and milk products are produced or processed.

A building or room for storing milk and milk products.

The business or practice of producing, processing, and selling milk and milk products.

A raised platform at the front of a room, used by speakers or guests of honor.

Plural of *daisy*; small flowering plants with white petals and a yellow center, common in lawns and meadows.

A small grassland plant with white petals surrounding a yellow center.

A member of a Native American people of the northern Mississippi valley and the surrounding plains.

(Literary, regional) A valley, especially in northern England.

Fictional extraterrestrial mutants in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, enclosed in tank-like mechanical casings.

A major city in northern Texas, United States.

A surname of English origin.

A surname of Irish origin.

A barrier constructed across a waterway to control the flow of water.

Physical harm that impairs the value, usefulness, or normal function of something.

Having suffered physical harm or injury.

(Legal) A sum of money claimed or awarded in compensation for a loss or an injury.

Causing physical harm or destruction.

(British) The title given to a woman equivalent to the rank of knight.

A masculine given name of Greek origin.

A masculine given name of Greek origin, a variant spelling of Damian.

(Informal) An exclamation expressing anger, frustration, or annoyance; contraction of "damn it."

To condemn to eternal punishment in hell.

(In Christian belief) Condemned by God to suffer eternal punishment in hell.

A masculine given name of Greek origin.

Slightly wet; moist.

A masculine given name, often a short form of Daniel.