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- dulcimer/ˈdʌlsɪmə/A musical instrument with strings stretched over a trapezoidal soundboard, played by striking the strings with small hammers.nounLow
- dulcinea/ˌdʌlsɪˈneɪə/A sweetheart, a lady-love; an object of romantic, often idealized, affection.nounLow. Primarily literary and historical.
- dulcitol/ˈdʌlsɪtɒl/A naturally occurring sugar alcohol derived from galactose, also known as galactitol.nounVery Low
- dulcy/ˈdʌlsɪt/Sweet and soothing, especially to the ear.nounLow frequency (literary/poetic)
- dulia/djuːˈliːə/The reverence or veneration accorded to saints in Christian theology, distinguished from the higher worship (latria) reserved for God alone.nounC2
- dull/dʌl/Lacking interest or excitement; boring; not sharp or bright.adjectiveverbverb-ambitransitiveB1
- dull knife/ˌdʌl ˈnaɪf/A knife with a blade that is not sharp; it does not cut well.nounIntermediate (B1/B2)
- dullard/ˈdʌləd/A person who is slow to understand; a stupid, unimaginative person.nounLow (literary/archaic)
- dulles/ˈdʌl.ɪs/An international airport serving Washington, D.C., USA.nounMedium to High (in US travel/aviation contexts); Low to Very Low (in other contexts/globally)
- dulles international airport/ˌdʌl.ɪs ˌɪn.təˈnæʃ.ən.əl ˈeə.pɔːt/A major international airport serving the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, located in Virginia, USA.nounLow (Proper noun, specific to a location)
- dullsville/ˈdʌlz.vɪl/A situation, place, or thing considered extremely boring or tedious.nounC1/C2
- dulocracy/djuːˈlɒkrəsi/A government or rule by slaves.nounExtremely Low / Archaic
- dulosis/djuːˈləʊsɪs/The practice of enslaving ants from another colony, used specifically in myrmecology (the study of ants).nounVery Rare
- dulse/dʌls/A coarse, reddish-purple edible seaweed with leathery fronds, found on northern Atlantic and Pacific coasts.nounLow
- duluth/dəˈluːθ/A city and port in the US state of Minnesota, located at the western tip of Lake Superior.nounVery Low
- dulwich/ˈdʌlɪdʒ/A place name, specifically a district and electoral ward in South London, England.nounLow (Geographic proper noun, familiar primarily to those with London connections).
- dum-dum/ˈdʌm ˌdʌm/A foolish or stupid person.adjectivenounlow
- duma/ˈduːmə/The lower house of the Federal Assembly of Russia (the Russian parliament).nounC2
- dumaguete/ˌdʊməˈɡeɪti/A city in the Philippines, located on the island of Negros, known as a university town and a gateway to diving spots.nounR4 (Very Low Frequency - Proper Noun)
- dumas/ˈdjuːmɑː/A French surname, most famously associated with Alexandre Dumas, a renowned 19th-century novelist and playwright.nounRare
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