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_Dale._ _Dale_, a plain, a valley. Deal, from the same root.

_Dales._ _Dale_, a plain; _s_ for _sun_, son. Son of Dale.

_Daley._ _Dale_, a plain; _ig_, an adjective termination. Resembling a

plain. Dealy, a kindred term.

_Dawson._ _Dawes_, days; _sun_, son. Son of days.

_Dearie._ _Dearie_, diminutive of _dear_, a dear. A little dear.

_Dern._ _Dern_, secret, hidden, sequestered.

_Dolte._ _Dolt_, stupefied, crazed.

_Dool._ _Dool_, sorrow. To sing _dool_ is to lament, to mourn.

_Dooley._ _Dool_, sorrow; _ig_, an adjective termination. Sorrowful.

_Doupe._ _Doupe_, the backside, the side or part of anything that is out

of sight, or that is not observed.

_Douredoure._ _Doure_, stout, durable, sullen, stubborn; _doure_, stout,

durable, etc. Very stout; portly; obstinate.

_Dow._ _Dow_, am, or are able.

_Dowie._ _Dowie_, worn with grief, fatigue, etc., half asleep.

_Dripps._ _Dreips_, or _drips_, drops.

_Duddy._ _Duddie_, ragged.

_Dyce._ _Dyce_, dice, checker-work.

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