Dabchick | n | Dap-Chick |
Daddy-long-legs | n | Grandfather |
Daffodil | n | Giggary, Gracy Daisy, Gregory, Lentil, Lents |
Daft | adj | Daff, |
Dainty | adj | Creeze, Curious |
Dairy | n | Booth |
Dairy farmers | n | Cattle-folk |
Dairy products | n | Dairy-goods |
Dairymaid | n | Dey |
Daisy | n | Nails |
Dale | n | Dean |
Dam | v | Bay, Stank |
Damaged (of land) | adj | Mad |
Dame's Violet | n | Siney |
Damn (1) | int | Gorm |
Damn (2) | v | Deyan |
Damn your hide | int | Darze thy back |
Damned | adj | Bedanged, Bewattled, Blistered |
Damp | adj | Bathy, Dawn, Fady, Thone |
Damson | n | Christling, Crystal, Samsel, Skeg |
Dance, kind of | n | Dee-Gee |
Dandelion | n | Grumsel, Male |
Dandified | adj | Spiff |
Dandle an infant | v | Dancy, Dink, Dinket |
Dandruff | n | Room |
Dandy | n | Collyfodger, Dand |
Dangerous | adj | Critical |
Dangle | v | Dingle |
Dank | adj | Donk |
Dapper | adj | Prugian |
Daring | adj | Dairous, Darous |
Dark | adj | Nighty, Swart |
Dark side, turn to the | adv | Leeward, go to the |
Dark-coloured wallflower | n | Bloody-Warrior |
Darken | v | Gloom |
Darling | n | Dilling |
Darn | v | Burl |
Darnel | n | Devon-Evver, Eaver |
Dartmoor natives | n | Gubbins |
Dash (expletive) | int | Dass |
Dash against the ground | v | Squash |
Daub | v | Dab |
Daub a ram's chest | v | Sign |
Dawdle | v | Doddle, Draw-Latchet, Drimble, Kiddle, Piffle, Totle |
Dawn | v | Peep |
Day labourer | n | Daytal |
Daybreak | n | Cock-Light |
Daybreak, at | adv | Taply |
Day's work, agricultural | n | Journey |
Dead but unburied | adj | Abier |
Deadly nightshade | n | Dwale |
Deadwood | n | Daddock |
Deaf | adj | Dinch, Dunch, Dunny |
Deafen | v | Deave, Dunt, Duther |
Deal conducted over a drink | n | Gin-and water |
Dean, rural | n | Dean Ruler |
Dearer (in price) | adj | Preciouser |
Death benefit | n | Farley |
Deathly | adv | Deathly-Like |
Decay | v | Milder |
Decaying | adj | Ampered |
Deceitful | adj | Fineegin, Hookem-Snivey |
Deceive | v | Mistry, Mogue |
Deception | n | Copy of your countenance, Jiggery-Pokery |
Deck the halls with boughs of holly | v | Tire |
Decline in health | n | Wasting |
Decorate | v | Decker, Prank |
Decoy | n | Quy-Pool |
Decoy (in duck hunting) | n | Coy, Coy-Duck |
Decrepit | adj | Craiky |
Deduct | v | Reduct |
Deep red | adj | Bozzom |
Deeply | adv | Naturally |
Defeat | v | Cope |
Defect | n | Halt |
Defile | v | File |
Deformed person | n | Object |
Defraud | v | Sell a packet, Sloot |
Delay | v | Backen |
Deliberately | n | Nonce |
Delicacy | n | Fosy |
Delicate | adj | Kitter, Peaky |
Dell | n | Gulkin |
Delusion | n | Crick, Doldrum, Gloze, Whimsey |
Demean | v | Underman |
Dement | v | Doit |
Dementing | adj | Unaccountable |
Demolish | v | Dismollish |
Denounce | v | Trounch |
Dent | v | Burt, Dount |
Depend | v | Pend |
Deposit | v | Earn |
Depressive | adj | Meek |
Depth (of soil) | n | Genge |
Derelict (of house) | adj | Gabbard |
Deride | v | Yang |
Descend partly by sliding, partly by climbing | v | Scride |
Descent | n | Scent |
Design | v | Sign |
Desire | n | Letch |
Desk | n | Scob |
Despicable | adj | Scrawling |
Despoil | v | Strub |
Destined | adj | Onde |
Destitute | adj | Scrawvlin, Spur-Galley |
Destroy | v | Play the Bugan |
Detect | v | Protect |
Determined | adj | Tarmined |
Detriment | n | Indetriment |
Deuce | int | Dowst |
Devil, the | n | Miffy |
Devil, the (minced oath) | n | Goodgers |
Devilry | n | Deviltry |
Devil's coach horse beetle | n | Netherwagg |
Devil's Snuffbox (plant) | n | Puckfeist |
Devour | v | Raunch, Raunge, Rawn, Scoggel, Scrannel, Snabble, Snobble, Vour |
Dew | n | Dag |
Dewberry | n | Jewberry |
Dew-pond | n | Mist-pond |
Dexterity | n | Stroil |
Diagonally | adv | Aslen, Skitterways |
Diamond Skin Disease | n | Siplus |
Diarrhoea (in cattle) | n | Scate, Skent, Skenter |
Die | v | Croak |
Difference | n | Differ |
Different | adj | Other-Lucker, Otherguess, Witherguess |
Difficult | adj | Uneasy |
Difficulty | n | Botherment, Clamper, Plunge, Size-Ace |
Dig | v | Dawk, Kerm, Spedder |
Dig in heels | v | Scaut |
Dig lightly | v | Spuddle |
Dig up by roots | v | Grub |
Dig up with bare hands | v | Grab |
Dilemma | n | Non-Plush |
Diligently | adv | Vreach |
Din | n | Hulder (1) |
Dinner held upon collection of tithes | n | Tithe-Dinner |
Direct | v | Rect |
Direct (of road) | adj | Gain |
Direction sign | n | Spy-Post |
Directly | adv | Thereckly, Toreckly |
Dirt of mud-pools | n | Guzzen-Dirt |
Dirty (1) | adj | Daak, Gerred, Grabby, Grafted, Gutted, Kacker, Rucksey |
Dirty (2) | v | Dug, Gaum, Mucker, Sulsh |
Dirty person | n | Ax-Waddle, Dabby-Nointer |
Disabled | adj | Halped |
Disadvantage | n | Denial |
Disappointment | n | Spite |
Disapprove | v | Disprove |
Disarray | n | Caddle |
Disbelieve | v | Misbelieve |
Discard | v | Deck |
Discipline | v | Ordain |
Discolour | v | Smolche |
Discontented | adj | Grumble, Uncontented |
Discourse | n | Scoose |
Discovery | n | Fundance |
Disease of rabbits | n | Todd |
Diseased | adj | Clytey |
Diseased (of sheep) | adj | Coad, Coathy |
Disembark | v | Unbark |
Disentangle | v | Toze |
Dish, pewter | n | Podger |
Dishcloth | n | Drum |
Disheartening | adj | Heartless |
Dishevelled | adj | Blowzy |
Dishevelled person | n | Figure |
Dishonest | adj | Unhonest |
Dislike | v | Mislike |
Dislocate | v | Jigger |
Dismiss (from employment) | v | Notice |
Dismount | v | Onlight |
Disobdient | adj | Inobedient |
Disobedient (of child) | adj | Unbelieving |
Disparage | v | Disheighten |
Disparagement | n | Dispraise |
Displaced Abomasum in Cattle | n | Otmoor Evil |
Dispossess | v | Disannul |
Dispute | n | Spute |
Disreputable | adj | Totty |
Disruptor of elections | n | Gallithumpian |
Dissemble | v | Cunniffle |
Dissolute | adj | Rammacky |
Distance | n | Farness |
Distorted | adj | Framp-Shaken, Twisty |
Distracted | adj | Billed |
Distrain | v | Strain |
Distraint | n | Stress |
Distressed | adj | Undone |
Distrust | v | Mistrust |
Disturb | v | Disturve, Rustle, Toil |
Disturbance | n | Barney, Falarie, Harriage, Melander, Pother, Rookery, Rowdy-Dow, Scour, Shandy, Stirrage, Tantara |
Disturbed | adj | Rumplesome |
Ditch | n | Channel, Drock, Graff, Grip, Siche, Travish |
Ditch, broad | n | Rife |
Ditch, saltwater | n | Gye |
Dive bar | n | Kidley-Wink |
Divide | v | Vide |
Division of land | n | Shot |
Division of threads in warp | n | Lease |
Dizziness | n | Gid |
Dizzy | adj | Swimy, Swinny, Swivetty |
Do arithmetic | v | Vigger |
Do it | int | Troot |
Do job half-heartedly | v | Skiffaw |
Do work of a blacksmith | v | Blacksmith |
Docile | adj | Towardly |
Dock | n | Camber |
Dock tail of animal | v | Rump |
Docker | n | Yardie |
Doctor | n | Leech |
Dodge | v | Proffer |
Doe, young | n | Hearst |
Dog food | n | Croots |
Dog given to lying before the fire | n | Vire-Spannel |
Dog Rose | n | Roe-Briar |
Dog Rose hips | n | Itching-berries |
Dog, large | n | Towser |
Dogfish | n | Suss |
Dog's mercury | n | Bristol Weed |
Dollop | n | Dob, Dollot, Gollop |
Dolours | n | Dallers |
Domesticate | v | Lair |
Domineering | adj | Mandy, Pilkey |
Donkey | n | Assinego, Bussock, Canoodle, Jessop, Jogenny, Moke, Mokus, Nirrup, Nutten, Ned, Rantipike, Shonto, Shouto |
Dormer window | n | Chicket |
Dormouse | n | Chestlecrumb, Derrymouse, Dorymouse, Mur, Shuttlecroft. Thurdle-Crump |
Dotage | n | Twychild |
Dotard | n | Lirripoop |
Double chin | n | Choller |
Double cross formed by arms of two people | n | Kinchy Coach |
Double fruit | n | Twin |
Double up | v | Reel up |
Double-chinned (of bull) | adj | Throaty |
Doubtful | adj | Doubtsome |
Dough, leavened | n | Sponge |
Doughnut | n | Dabbit |
Douglas's Meadowfoam | n | Sebastopol Daisy |
Douse | v | Doush |
Dowel | n | Dug |
Dowlas | n | Pulleree-Alleree |
Down (feathers) | n | Dowl |
Downpour | n | Drunder-Dash, Peffle. Pour, Skelcher |
Downtrodden (of grass) | adj | Mudgetty |
Dozing | adj | Adreamed, Dodding |
Drag | v | Drug, Tag, Tush |
Drag (agricultural implement) | n | Pan |
Drag (river) | v | Waddle |
Drag for submerged contraband | v | Creep |
Dragonfly | n | Chaffinger |
Drain (1) | n | Drawn, Gote, Gout, Sew |
Drain (2) | v | Sew |
Drain (on Somerset Levels) | n | Ea |
Drain land with trenches | v | Trench |
Drain, brushwood | n | Fry |
Drain, covered | n | Druff |
Draper's assistant | n | Counter-jumper |
Draughts | n | Checker |
Draw water | v | Lave |
Dreadful | adj | Cruel |
Dreaming | adj | Adreamed |
Dredge | v | Drudge |
Dregs | n | Drewzens, Drugs |
Drench | v | Drunch, Slouch |
Drenched | adj | Drent |
Dress | v | Ray |
Dress plough | v | Lain |
Dress up | v | Dill, Tift |
Dressmaker | n | Zawster |
Dribble | v | Dravel |
Dribbler | n | Slorra-Pooch |
Dribbling child | n | Draybling |
Drift along | v | Drizzle |
Drill | n | Wimble-Stock |
Drink | n | Suction |
Drink taken between meals | n | Bever |
Drinking beer in the harvest fields | v | Coaching |
Drinking cup, small | n | Bicker |
Drinking vessel, small | n | Tot |
Drip | v | Dreep |
Drip | v | Vlet |
Dripping wet | adj | Drillen |
Drive (livestock) | v | Tease |
Drive away | v | Fease |
Drive out | v | Beeze, Rifle Out, Veeze |
Drive sheep | v | Rechase |
Driver of ox-team | n | Goadsman |
Drizzle | n | Hemple, Smurr |
Droll | adj | Droo |
Drone (in speaking) | v | Drane |
Drone wasp | n | Drane |
Droop | v | Lob |
Drooping (of eyes) | adj | Pinky |
Droopy | adj | Drooty |
Drop (of drink) | n | Nip, Nipperkin |
Drop (of liquid) | n | Drain, Drib, Leak |
Drop from over-ripeness (of grain) | v | Reese |
Droppings, animal | n | Halt |
Dropwort | n | Lemp |
Drought | n | Dryth |
Drowsy | adj | Drew, Sassle |
Drudge | n | Tacky-Lacky |
Drug | n | Dose |
Drum | v | Tabor |
Drunk | adj | Aboard, Bosky, Cocked, Mawkish, Primed, Slushy, Wopperdy |
Drunk, slighly | adj | Drinky |
Drunkard | n | Sottefer |
Dry | v/adj | Drow |
Dry (of food) | adj | Chocky |
Dry (turf) | v | Stool |
Dry fish | v | Scrowle |
Dry meat | v | Roove |
Dry of milk (of a cow) | adj | A-Sew, Sew |
Dry stalks of umbelliferous plants | n | Gicks |
Dry turf for fuel | v | Tich |
Dubious | adj | Duberous, Dubersome, Dubitous |
Duck (1) | n | Dug, Homble |
Duck (2) | v | Dug |
Duck (in ducking stool) | v | Plounce |
Ducking stool | n | Cook-Stool |
Duckweed | n | Creed |
Dullard | n | Drumbelo, Humdrum |
Dull-Witted | adj | Stolard |
Dumb | adj | Mumchance |
Dumpling | n | Duddles |
Dumpling made of flour and water | n | Sussex Dumpling |
Dumpling, large | n | Copy-Loaf |
Dumpy | adj | Domp, Underground |
Dunderhead | n | Dunderpate |
Dung | n | Cack, Thost |
Dung fork | n | Dinch-Pick, Duns-Pick, Gaffle |
Dunghill | n | Mixen, Moine |
Dung-hook | n | Kaiver |
Dung-pot | n | Dum-Put |
Dunlin | n | Sanderling |
Durable | adj | Answerable, Endurable |
During | prep | Along |
Dusk | n | Dimmet, Dimps, Duck, Dumps, Gropsing |
Dusky | adj | Mummy |
Dust | n | Briss, Pilm |
Dust bath, have a | v | Batter |
Dust Devil | n | Whirlypuff |
Dust, sunlit | n | Flock |
Dusty | adj | Pulfered |
Dutch built | adj | Buggle-Arsed |
Dutchman | n | Closh |
Dwarf | n | Durgan, Pug, Rope, Wrenock |
Dwarf furze | n | Bed Furze |
Dwarf white-flowered phlox | n | Devonshire Beauty |
Dwindle | v | Dwine, Windle |
Dyspepsia | n | Pip |
Dyspeptic | adj | Parbreaking |