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6,713 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

dodecápolis: dodecapolis
dodo: dodo
dodotis: diaper; nappy
doga: synonym of duela (“stave”).
doga: A female Dogo Argentino.
dogal: noose
dogma: dogma
dogma de fe: dogma of faith
dogmatismo: dogmatism
dogmatizar: to dogmatize
dogmática: dogmatics
dogmáticamente: dogmatically
dogmático: dogmatic
dogo: synonym of dux (“doge”).
dogo: bulldog or so called "presa type" mastiff
dogre: dogger (a two-masted fishing vessel, used by the Dutch)
dogón: Dogon
dogón: Dogon
dojo: dojo
doladera: spokeshave
dolama: bug (minor illness)
dolape: bald man
dolar: to plane (smooth wood with a plane)
dolarización: dollarization
dolarizar: to dollarize
dolencia: ailment, illness
doler: to hurt (to cause physical or emotional pain); to grieve, regret something; to feel sorry about; to complain (about)
dolerita: dolerite
dolicol: dolichol
dolido: hurt (emotionally)
dolido: pain; hurt
doliente: sick man, sick person, patient
doliente: aching, hurting; sorrowful; grieving
dolimiento: persistent pain; bug
dolina: doline; sinkhole
dolión: Dolionian
dolión: Dolionian
dolmen: dolmen (tomb consisting of a capstone supported by two or more upright stones)
dolmán: dolman
dolménico: dolmen
dolo: fraud; malice
dolobu: stupid, dumb
dolomita: dolomite
dolomía: dolostone
dolomítico: dolomitic
dolor: pain, ache, aching soreness, tenderness (physical); grief; sorrow, hurt, pain, suffering (emotional, mental); sore (in certain expressions); heartache
dolor de cabeza: headache (pain or ache in the head); pain in the neck (something which is irritating)
dolorense: native or inhabitant of Dolores Partido
dolorense: of, from or relating to Dolores Partido
dolores de tiempo: weather pains
doloreño: native or inhabitant of Dolores (usually male)
doloreño: of, from or relating to Dolores
doloridamente: painfully
dolorido: sore, hurting, painful
dolorosamente: painfully
doloroso: painful
dolosamente: maliciously, willfully
doloso: malicious; deceitful; intentional
doma: horse taming; domestication
domable: tamable, controllable, conquerable