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`dastard to dawn
`dasotartl lda5’tard_l.
`rt. a mean. sneaking cowatd ilrlllfl-—5l‘l: late ME.
`Dau-det (do oat. do—}, it. 1. Alphonse, 1540-97. French writer, 2. his
`son, Leon, 135?-1943. French writer.
`altin to ME ziosttrcl letin of contempt, perlt. diet. of tilasert nan]
`Dan-go-va [dour'g.§ via"),
`:1. Latvian name of Dwittt.
`dos-turd-ly ldasfltard IE], adj. cowardly, meanly base: sneaking:
`dastardly act.
`[T560-7'0]
`-—das-ftard-Ii-ness, n.
`Dan-gavoplls [dou’géif palm.
`rt. a city in SE Latvia, on the Dvina.
`123,200. Russian. Dvirlslt.
`DAT. digital audiotape.
`flat-. dame.
`daugl-I-tar {i:l1EI’ta1'}, n.
`1. a girl or woman in relation to her parents.
`2. any female descendant. 3. a person related as if by Lite lies binding
`dado {d.‘a’ta, datfa, dafta]. -1. 1. a pl. of omrn. 2. {used with o pl IL}
`clan liter to parent: :1 daughter of the church. 4. anything personified
`individual facts. statistics, or items of information. 3. [used with Q
`as ornate and considered with respect
`to its origin. 5. an isotope
`sing.
`lJ'.} a body or collection of facts or particulars;
`inlotmalion.
`formed by radioactive decay of another isotope. --ctd_i. 6. pertaining to
`-Usage. barn is a plural of JMTUM. orig. a Lalirt noun meaning "a
`a cell or other slruclurt? arising from division or replication: daughter
`thing given." Today» Dam is used in English both as a plural noun
`cell: daughter DNA. Ehel. 950; ME daughter, DE tiolttor: c. 05 dolttor,
`meaning "lrtcls or pieces of information" [These data are described
`D1-[G toclrtcr. UN tlotrtlt‘. Go ttouhtctr, Git tltygcltér. Skt duhitdl
`fully on page 3] and as a singular mass noun meaning "inlot'ru.1n'on".'
`dauyfltar-In-Iauw',
`rt., pl. claugli-ters-in-law.
`the wife of ocIe's son.
`The date has been entered in the computer. It is almost always treated
`[I350-1400]
`as a plural in scientific and academic writing. as a singular or plural
`dough-tar-Iy [drifter la}. adj. pertaining to. befitting, or like a daugh-
`elsewhere depending on the context. The singular martian meaning "3
`ler. [1525-35] ——daugh’te_I'oli-nass. n.
`piece of t'1'Itotrna1.ion" occurs most frequently in academic or scientific
`writin '.
`Data-mlor {do rrIv."i’l.
`rt. Honoré, 13EI8—I'*3. French painter. cartoortisl.
`and lithographer.
`[l965—”.'D]
`daft: bank! or daft:-bank’. Fl. orrrnnnss.
`dai-mt
`ldfint, dint},
`t.r_t.
`1.
`‘mtirrtidatc. 2.
`to dishearlenr Don‘! be
`dnftaohasaf or daft: base’. :1. a collection of organized. related
`donated.‘ by the work.
`[l250—I3Dfl'. OF danter -: L dtrmltnire to tame]
`data, esp. one in electronic form that can be accessed and manipu-
`lated bl’ specialized computer software. {$965-roj
`-—daunt/it1g.|y, ado. —daunt-firtgoness, rt.
`dauntcless [tlont'lis. dam!-J. adj. not to be daunted or inttrnjdauad;
`daft: hlghfway. rt. mrotuwtnon sursitnionwriv.
`"fearless.
`[1585-95] —daunt’less-ly. adv. -—claunt’Iess-ness. Tl.
`Itlafta procfossing. n.
`the automated processing of information. Esp.
`by computers. Ei9Stl—S5l -—dafta procfessor. n.
`tlala-phln -[do*'ft‘n. do law‘), rt. the eldest son of a king of France, used
`as a title {mm 1349 to 1330. 1105-85:
`-: F; MF dolphin]
`flat-cha [dét'r’cha],
`rI_, pt’. -(has. mtcttn.
`dau-phlne [do-‘fen, do-). Ff.
`the wife ol a dauphin.
`[lB6D—65:
`date‘ {:13-1}. #1..
`IL. dahed. clot-ing. —n_ 1. a particular monlh, clay,
`M? dolfine. fem. of dttlplrlrt uaunrtn]
`and year at which some event happened or will happen: July -ll.
`.l."?t5
`Dal!-phi-no [do It‘! n5’). rt. a historical region and former province of
`is on important date in Atrterfcon ht'_stor_t'. 2. the day of the month: ls
`SE France.
`today's date the Brit? 3. an inscription on a writing, coin. etc_,
`that
`D.A.'ll'. or D.lW'. Disabled American Veterans.
`shows the time. or Time and place. of writing, casting. etc. 4. period
`in general: or a late date. 5. duration: Cnilttltood has so short rt date.
`Do-vao [oi vou’. difvou).
`rt.
`a seaport on SE Mindanao,
`Pldltppines. l,0J?.t]l]€l.
`6. an appointment for a particular lime. esp. a social engagement ar-
`ranged bclorehand. 7. a person with whom one has such an appoint-
`Davao’ Gulf’. rt. a gull of the Pacific Ocean on the SE‘. coast of Min-
`rnsnt. 8. an Engagement
`to perform. 9. dates. the birth and death
`danao. Philippines.
`dates, min.
`in years. of a person: Dante‘: dates are £265 to I321.
`dl-'Il'8|'l or do-iron ldiéfvartl,
`Lu'.i.
`to recite the Jewish prayers.
`[<
`--Lu".
`‘ID. tr) have or beat a date: The letter dares from -la:-'3: --1-1. to -be»
`Yiddish 'clatrn'ert. dovnerr]
`ififlfi-E8.
`:1. Sir William.
`D’Au.e-null or Dali!-e-hart‘! [davfla tt-ant),
`long to a particular period: The architecture dttrcs as for back as I330.
`12. to reckon from some point in time: The cttstotrt dates from the Vic-
`English poet. playwright. and producer: poet lattrcalc I633-EB.
`tmiltm cm. 13. to go out soclally on dates. —v.t. 14. to lurrilsh with a
`dnvoqn-POI1 ltlavfan port’. —p6rI’}, IL 1. a large sofa, often one con-
`date. 15. to ascertain the period or point in time of:
`to riots the or-
`vertible into a bed. 2. Chiefly Brit. a small writing desk.
`[lB5{J-SS:
`cltocologfcttl ratios. 16. to show to be old-fashioned. 1}‘. to go out on
`It
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`dates Willi: He‘: doting his best ,Frn.=nd's sister. ——l'd't'orrI.
`‘IE. to date.
`(clef. Zl allegedly after a Captain Douertpon‘. who first commissioned
`Dav-on-port ldavfan port’, -pan’).
`it, a city in E Iowa. on the Mis-
`until now. 19. up to date.
`in accord with the latest styles.
`informa-
`tion, or Iechnoiogy.
`[l2?'5—l325: ME < M? <.
`l.L darn, tier. of dare to
`sissippi River. 9‘r'.14C|.
`give}, from the phrase date {Ronmsl written, given lal Rornell --datf-
`Daovld ldé-’vid for l'. 2; Fr. dtk ved-f for 3}. Ti. 1. died c9?O r.‘.. the
`a-life, date-fa-hla. dd}. ——dat-fer. rt.
`1''
`second king of lsrael. reigned clfllfl--c970, successor to Saul. 2. saint.
`.-Lb. cSll]-olllf. Welsh bishop: patron saint of Wales. 3. Jacques
`ll.‘-!S£l~l3tlD:
`date’ (dill. rt.
`the oblong, fleshy fruit of the date palm.
`ME < AF: DF ttode, ttttte < ML dottttlios. L doctylur: see tutcrvtl
`Louis, H48: 325. French painter.
`Do-vld I la!
`vid}. n.
`I034-I153. king of Scotland 1124-S3.
`date-hook tdatfbocilt‘), n. a notelmolt for listing appoinunenls, mak-
`ing entries of events. etc, utsu for Ihe period of a year.
`[l960—55]
`Da-vld-It (cl; vid-flit], adj. of or penaining to the Biblical David or his
`descendants.
`[IBZD-30]
`flat-ed li.l"ar’lt‘dj. ad}. 1. having or showing .3 date. 2. out-of—date; ald-
`Da-vid-son [difvid sari], :1. Jo [jfi]. JBB3-1952. lt'.S. sculptor.
`fzsltioned; outmoded. 11530-90] —dat!ocl-ncss. n.
`date-lass (d.§t’lis). adj. 1. lacking .3 date: undated. 2. endless.‘ limit-
`omuies [da-’v§.zl. rt. Arthur Bowen, 1852-1923, 11.5. painter.
`do Vin-cl
`(do vln-'ch€-.
`dE‘a]I.
`:1. Leonardo. l..EoNaItno no ‘-’tNcr.
`less. 3. so old as to be ttndatable. 4. of pertnanent interest regardless
`DI-vii Edafvisl. rt. 1. Eet-to [bet-"I.'=}. {Ruth Elizabeth Davis], I958-B9.
`of age. 5. having no social engagement. [1555-95]
`-
`dale’ Ulnar’.
`rt.
`lmcnunrtonat Du: LINE.
`[]B?'S—E5iZ|]
`i
`u.s. film actress. 2. Jefferson, 1508-B9, president of the Confederate
`States of America 18:31-55. 3. Miles (Dewey. it). 192o—91. Ll.5. iazz
`I‘-Iota-line ldatflinll. n.. v.. -lined. ~Iin-Ing. --'l1.. 1. a line at the begin-
`rtmg of a news dispatch, giving the place ol origin and usu. the date.
`tmrnpeter.
`sarnmy. Jr.. 1935-90. US. singer and entertainer.
`5.
`Stuart.
`ll394—}5l64. l.i_5. painter and illustrator.
`-—-t.I.t‘. 2. to furnish [a news story] with .2 dateline.
`[lEE5—9CI]
`Dafvis 5|!-al‘I-". ‘H.
`a strait between Canada and Greenland. connect-
`data.-I palm’, rt any tall dale-bearing palm of the genus Phoenix. esp.
`ing Baffin Bay and the Atlantic. 2oo—5oo rni. (320-sou km] wide,
`-". dactylllcrn. topped by plrtnate loaves. {]330—r1D]
`‘
`davoit ldavfit. défvilj. it. any of \.'.1r'tous cranelilte devices used on a
`date! rape’. n. sexual intercourse forced by a man upon the woman
`Sllip for supporting. raising, and lowering boats. anchors. etc.
`[1525-
`with whom he has a date.
`l1*JBfl—8S]
`?5: ME drwiot <%.F, ap1:Iar.dl.m.ofDr.1ur'Davtd]
`datflng bar’. ti. SINGLES unit. [I955-ml
`33-five ldaftiv}, dti,i_ 1. of or designating .1 grammatical case that typ-
`ically indicates the indirect object of .1 verb or the object of certain
`Pfépositions. —n. 1. the dalive case. 3. a word or other form in the
`daltve case.
`[Int-ElEl—SD; dottf < L .r.lfl.tTlJ'LL\'
`[cn5r.Lt} dalive [caaei
`«:
`fl'fIfltts,l Ewen {see oan:‘}] —da-tl’val {-tifvall, adj, —da’tive-ly, ado.
`Da"‘3°"'9 lda’lt'Jng’} also 1'atI.I.ng,
`rt. a city in N Shartxl province, in
`NE China. t,I1o,ooo.
`d5"-""" ld3’tam. datfam. diéftarn). n., pl. do-ta [d5t*'Ia. dalfa. déiflal.
`1. a single piece of information. as a fact. statistic, or code." an item of
`dili 2. any proposition assumed or given.
`lroln which conctusiotts
`‘T?-‘ll be drawn.
`[]E«lll—5€l:
`< L: a thing given. rteut. pip. of dare in
`SW3] "-Usage. See nan.
`rt. -res. any plant of lhc genus Dr.tt1tt'.:t.
`"3-tuara {do ldbrha. —ti,'cT)r’a},
`01 the nightshade family, usu. having tubular flowers and prickly
`Pfldsl
`a source of hallucirtogenlc alkaloids. Compare }ll\l5(.iN\1."|-ZED.
`flIfE5—55: < NL < Hindi dllcttfira jintsoniveed < Slct dhtrtifirtr] —t:|a0
`rlt. adj.
`'13"-. daughter.
`to cover or coat with soft. adhesive matter. as
`"-'5 {ooh},
`LJ.E. 1.
`I-ildstcr. paint. or mod. 2. to smear. soil. or defile. 3. to apply unskill-
`f’-llll’. as paint or colors. --tti. 11.10 daub something, 5. to paint titt-
`3k‘m“"St'-
`-—r1. 6. material for daubing walls. }'. something daubed on.
`3‘ all act of daubing. 9. a crude painting.
`[!2?‘S—l32S; ME < AF, OF
`ddflubfir to whiten. paint] ——daub’er.
`rt. —-dauirflngoly, otltr.
`min’? {dob},
`ti. a slew of meat. esp. beef. slowly braised in ted wine
`WIll1\"|2gel'.abIES and seasonings. [N15--25: < F < [1 dobtaoj
`hi _
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`Daovy trlafvéj, n. slr Humphry, 1?'r‘l-}—Il329. English chemist.
`Da-“try Janos’ ljonzl, rt.
`the personification of the sea.
`ll?45—55l
`Dofvy Jones": Iocltler { jonfziz. jfinz]. vi.
`the bottom of the ocean.
`esp. when regarded as the grave of all who perish at sea.
`[1?T’O—3[l]
`data: {do}. n.
`tat-xoaw.
`[1-100-Si}: late ME d'crwe: cl. OHG tuna}
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`dawn-_|le [dodr"|}, tr, -died. -dllng. —v.t'. _1. to waste lirl‘.E_‘. idle‘.
`I_ni'le:
`loner. 2.
`lo saunter. --tt.t. 3.
`In waste ltimel hr "T 3? ll bl’ mfllllfl
`(um. fol. by tttutty): We datudled atuoy the urltole morning.
`[1655-613:
`var. of doddlc to tnddlcl ~—d3W-"I:l|er, rr. -Syn. See LOITEII.
`Dawes [cloz]. ll. Charles Gates. 1365--1951. vice president of the U5.
`192549: Nobel peace prize 1925.
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`dawn {Elfin}.
`I1. 1.
`the first appearance of daylight in the morning;
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