Neo-English dictionary

diidra; —i; —eso, —azo dehydrated; to —drate; —ation

diinkant; —i disenchantment; to disenchant

diintegri; —azo to disintegrate; —ation

dijlun; —i breakfast; to have —

dijuki to unhook

dikafeina decaffeinated, caffeine free

dikalci; —o, —azo to decalcify; —fication

dikapli to undo one's hair

dikateni to unchain

diklator; —ur dictator; —ship

dikli; —o to dictate; dictation

diklon saying n

dikloza; —i; —o blooming a; to bloom; blossoming n

dikolora; —i bleached, washed-out; to discolour, to wash out

dikombra disencumbered

dikompon; —i decomposition; to —ose

dikon; —i misappreciation; to misappreciate

dikonseli; —enda to dissuade; not to be advised

dikopri to uncover

dikoragi; —fa to discourage; —ing

dikori; —fa to disgust; —ing; to dishearten; —ing

dikrediti to cancel a credited amount

dikrema skimmed (milk)

dikreski; —o to decrease; —

dikrustcl (cook.) bread-crumb topping

dikulpi; —azo to disculpate; —ation

dikun; —a dissidence; —ent

dikushi to sleep out

dilasi; —o to relax; —

dilati to unlace, to undo

dilati; —azo to dilate —ation, distention

dilebi to unstick, to unglue

dilespi to unballast

dilezi to indemnify, to compensate

diligenta; —enso diligent; —ence

diligi to unbind

diloji to eject, to evict

dilsi; —o to dilute; —tion

dilugi; —o to refute, —ation

dilustri to take the polish off

diluv; —a deluge; diluvial

dim; —a; —e half n, a, adv.

dimdim half and half

dimezi to disable, to deprive

dimi to divide by two

dimineli; to clear of mines; —ior; —er mine clearer (ship; person)

dimixi to disentangle

dimobili; —azo to demobilize; —ation

dimodya out of fashion, out of date; old-fashioned

dimorali; —fa to demoralize —ing

dimot'di to renounce, to give in, to let go

dimuni to deprive

dinama; —ismo dynamic; —ism

dinamit; —i dynamite; to —

dinastio; —sta dynasty; —ic

dindo; —din turkey cock: turkey

ding thingummy, what is't

dinopi to unknot, tu undo; to untie

dinukli, —azo to denuclearize, —ation

diobed; —i disobedience to disobey

dionor; —i dishonour; to —

diorgani; —azo to disorganize; —ation

dioryenti to disorientate

diosti to bone, to take the bones off

dipanki; —azo to put into working order, to help: help: breakdown service

diparda odd, unmatched

diparsi; —o to disappear; —ence, —ing n

dipegi to disengage

dipendi to unhook, to unhang

dipensi to change one's mind, to think again

dipili to fray

diplasi to displace; —un displaced person

diplo; —a; —e; —i double n, a, adv.; to —

diplomat; —a; —io diplomat: —ic; —acy

dipolvi to dust, to rid the dust

dipresyi to depreciate

diprovide unawares, without warning