Chapter Disrepute to Dive of D by Soule's Synonymes

Disuse, n.

1. Failure to use, non-employment, ceasing to use, abandonment.

2. Desuetude, discontinuance, neglect, non-observance, disusage.

Ditch, n. Trench.

Ditty, n. Song, lay.

Diurnal, a. Daily, quotidian.

Diuturnal, a. (Rare.) Lasting, of long duration, of long continuance.

Diuturnity, n. (Rare.) Long duration, long time.

Divagation, n. (Rare.) Wandering, rambling, roaming, straying, deviation, digression.

Divan, n.

1. Turkish council of state, council, court.

2. State-chamber, audience-chamber, council-chamber, hall of court.

3. Sofa, long seat.

Divaricate, v. n. Diverge, part, fork, separate into two, open wide, branch off, spread asunder.

Divarication, n. Divergence, forking, separation, spreading.

Dive, v. n.

1. Plunge, make or take a plunge take a header.

2. Penetrate, go deep, plunge, explore, sound, fathom.