English words starting with D

having lost respect or honor because of something one has done

causing or deserving a loss of respect and approval; shocking and unacceptable.

in a way that is very bad, unacceptable, or shocking and causes someone to lose the respect of others

To make someone feel dissatisfied and annoyed.

Annoyed and disappointed because something is not as good as expected, or because someone has been treated unfairly.

A feeling of being annoyed, disappointed, and dissatisfied.

To change your appearance so that people cannot recognize you.

having changed one's appearance to conceal one's identity.

a very strong feeling of dislike or disapproval for something or someone because it is unpleasant or offensive.

Feeling a strong sense of dislike and disapproval, often mixed with nausea.

in a way that shows strong disapproval or revulsion

Arousing revulsion or strong indignation; extremely unpleasant or offensive.

in an extremely unpleasant or offensive way

A shallow, flat-bottomed container for cooking or serving food.

The act or process of cleaning plates, glasses, and other eating utensils.

the state of being only partly or carelessly dressed

lacking in harmony; not in agreement or accord; discordant.

A lack of agreement or harmony; a state of conflict or discord.

A cloth used for washing dishes.

To cause someone to lose determination or confidence; to discourage.

having lost determination or confidence; discouraged.

Causing someone to lose determination or confidence; discouraging.

To make (a person's hair or clothes) untidy.

(of a person's hair, clothes, or appearance) untidy; disordered.

(of a person's hair, clothes, or appearance) untidy; disordered.

the state of being untidy, disordered, or in disarray, especially of hair or clothing.

behaving or tending to behave in a way that is not truthful or sincere.

in a manner that is deceitful or not truthful; intended to deceive.

behaviour that is not honest, such as lying or cheating.

Loss of respect or reputation; shame and disgrace.

not deserving respect or trust; morally unacceptable.

in a manner that brings shame or disgrace; without honor.

Having lost honor or respect; brought into disgrace.

A large pan or basin used for washing dishes.

A cloth used for washing dishes.

a cloth used for drying dishes after they have been washed

Plates, bowls, cups, and other containers used for serving and eating food.

A machine for washing dishes automatically.

(of an object, especially tableware or kitchenware) designed to withstand the conditions of a mechanical dishwasher without being damaged.

The act or process of washing dishes, plates, and other kitchen utensils.

Water in which dishes have been or are to be washed.

(informal, especially of a person) sexually attractive

to disappoint someone by making them realize that a belief or ideal they held is not true or good

disappointed because you have discovered that someone or something is not as good as you had believed

a feeling of disappointment resulting from the discovery that something is not as good as one believed it to be.

a factor, especially a financial disadvantage, that discourages a particular action.

a feeling of not wanting to do something; a lack of willingness

not wanting to do something; lacking willingness

To clean something using a substance that kills bacteria and germs.

A chemical substance that is used to destroy harmful bacteria and viruses, especially on surfaces and equipment.

The process of cleaning something, especially with a chemical, in order to destroy bacteria that cause disease.

a reduction in the rate of inflation.

false information which is deliberately intended to mislead people, especially for political purposes.

not sincere, especially when pretending to know less about something than you really do

in a manner that is not sincere or honest, especially by pretending to know less about something than one really does.

the quality of being disingenuous; insincerity or deceitfulness, especially by pretending to know less about something than one really does.

To prevent someone, especially one's child, from inheriting one's property or title.

deprived of the right to inherit, especially by a legal act.

The reduction or loss of normal social or psychological restraints on behavior, often leading to impulsive or unrestrained actions.

to break into many small pieces or parts, or to make something do this

Broke into many small parts or pieces

Breaking up into small parts, typically as a result of decay or loss of cohesion.

The process of losing cohesion or strength and breaking up into smaller parts or pieces.

To dig up something that has been buried, especially a dead body.

lack of interest; indifference

not influenced by personal feelings or by the chance of getting some advantage for yourself; fair and objective

in a manner that is not influenced by personal advantage or self-interest; impartially.

the quality of being able to judge a situation fairly because you are not influenced by personal involvement or advantage

the action or process of withdrawing investments from a country, company, or asset, often for political or ethical reasons.

to separate or become separated; to disconnect or detach.

to separate or disconnect the parts of something, especially at the joints.

lacking a coherent sequence or connection; disconnected.

Disconnected or distinct in form or concept.

A lack of connection or consistency; a sharp separation or contrast.

serving or tending to disconnect or separate.

A lack of connection or continuity; a disjunction.

A flat, thin, round object.

A device in a computer that reads data from and writes data to a disk.

Having the flat, circular form of a disk.

A small, flexible magnetic disk enclosed in a rectangular plastic case, used for storing data from a computer.

to not like someone or something

to not like someone or something; to find someone or something unpleasant or disagreeable.

To put a bone out of its correct position in a joint.

(Of a bone or joint) forced out of its normal position.

An injury in which a bone is forced out of its normal position in a joint.

to force or knock something out of its position or place.

Not loyal or faithful; failing to support or be true to a person, country, or principle to which one has obligations.

The quality or state of being disloyal; a disloyal act.

Causing or showing a lack of cheer; depressing, gloomy, or dreary.

in a manner that causes gloom or depression

to take a machine or structure apart so that it is in separate pieces

To take a machine or structure apart into its separate pieces.

the act of taking a machine or structure apart so that it is in separate pieces.

taking a machine or structure to pieces

A feeling of unhappiness and disappointment.

Feeling very worried, disappointed, or upset because of something unpleasant or unexpected that has happened.

causing someone to feel consternation and distress; alarming or upsetting.

In a manner that causes someone to feel consternation and distress.

To cut or tear the limbs from a body.

To cut or tear off the limbs or parts of a body.

the act of cutting or tearing the limbs from a body.

To decide that something or someone is not important and not worth considering

the act of ordering or allowing someone to leave.

To decide that something or someone is not important or worth considering.

Showing that you think something or someone is not important and not worth considering

In a manner that shows a lack of interest or respect; in a way that suggests something is unworthy of consideration.

To get down from something such as a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle.

resembling or characteristic of the films, animations, theme parks, or artistic style created by walt disney or the walt disney company, especially in being idealized, sentimental, or fantastical.

The act of refusing or failing to obey rules, laws, or someone in authority.

refusing to obey rules or someone in authority

To refuse or fail to follow a command, rule, or someone in authority.

A state of confusion and lack of order.

not arranged in a neat or orderly way; untidy or chaotic.

lacking organization; untidy or messy.

A lack of proper planning, order, or system; a state of confusion.

to make something less ordered or more confused; to destroy the organization of something.

Not properly planned and controlled; lacking order or organization.

to make someone lose their sense of direction and feel confused about where they are

Having lost one's sense of direction; feeling confused and not knowing where you are or what is happening.

A state of mental confusion or loss of bearings, making one unable to tell where they are or which direction they are going.