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dystonique: dystonic
dystopie: dystopia
dystopique: dystopian
dystrophie: dystrophy
dystrophine: dystrophin
dystrophisation: dystrophisation
dysurie: dysuria
dysérection: erectile dysfunction
dysérythropoïèse: dyserythropoiesis
dysérythropoïétique: dyserythropoietic
dytique: dytiscid
dzo: dzo
dzongkha: Dzongkha
dzêta: alternative spelling of zêta
dèche: the state of being broke
dèche: sperm, semen
dème: deme
dès: since, from
dès l'abord: right from the start, from the get-go, straightaway, at the outset
dès lors: thence, thenceforth; from that moment/time; as a result, therefore
dès lors que: from the moment that, since; since, given that
dès que: once, as soon as
dès que possible: as soon as possible
dès à présent: here and now, right now, as of now, already
dé: die (dice); diced slice (of meat)
dé: thimble
dé: The name of the Latin script letter D/d.
dé à coudre: thimble (a protective cap for the finger)
déambulateur: Zimmer frame, walking frame, walker
déambulation: stroll, strolling
déambulatoire: the round walkway encircling the altar in many cathedrals, ambulatory
déambuler: to stroll, to walk around, to amble
déamination: deamination
débagouler: to vomit, to sick up; to hurl (abuse etc.)
déballage: unpacking
déballement: unpacking
déballer: to unpack, unwrap
déballonner: to chicken out
débandade: stampede, rush; rout; disarray
débandement: disbandment
débander: to unfasten a bandage; to remove a blindfold; to loosen, relax (a bow); to lose a hard-on, to lose a boner, to lose an erection, go soft
débanquer: to break the bank (at a casino)
débaptiser: to remove a person from the parish register (expel them from the church); to rename
débarasser: obsolete spelling of débarrasser
débarbouiller: to wash (somebody's face); to wash one's face
débarbouillette: facecloth
débarcadère: landing stage, jetty
débardage: the transportation of logs after being chopped down
débarder: to transport logs
débardeur: sleeveless T-shirt, tank top
débardeur: docker, longshoreman; haulier (of logs etc); traditional character of the Paris Carnival
débarquement: landing; debarkation; disembarking; disembarkation, disembarkment
débarquer: to unload (merchandise), land (troops, passengers); to fire, sack; to disembark; to turn up, arrive (suddenly); to realize, to become aware of something
débarras: storeroom; clearing, riddance
débarrasser: to clear (a table, a desk etc.); to rid, to relieve (someone); to get rid, rid oneself; to remove, to take off
débarrasser le plancher: to sling one's hook, to buzz off, to beat it
débarrassé: cleared, removed
débarrer: to unbar (remove a bar from)
débat: debate
débattable: debatable