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- dumbphone/ˈdʌm.fəʊn/A basic mobile phone lacking advanced features and operating systems found in smartphones.nounC1
- dumbshit/ˈdʌm.ʃɪt/A person who is extremely stupid or foolish.adjectivenounLow
- dumbwaiter/ˌdʌmˈweɪtə(r)/A small lift or hoist, typically found in restaurants or large houses, used for moving food, dishes, or other small items between floors.nounLow-medium
- dumdum/ˈdʌm.dʌm/A type of soft-nosed or hollow-point bullet that expands on impact, causing severe tissue damage.nounLow (technical/forensic contexts); Medium-Low (slang)
- dumezil/ˈduːməzɪl/A proper noun referring to the French philologist and comparative mythologist Georges Dumézil (1898–1986).nounVery Low
- dumfries/dʌmˈfriːs/A historic town and former royal burgh in southwest Scotland, the administrative centre of Dumfries and Galloway.nounLow (Proper noun, geographical reference)
- dumfries and galloway/dʌmˌfriːs ənd ˈɡæləweɪ/A council area and historic region in southwestern Scotland, comprising the former counties of Dumfriesshire, Kirkcudbrightshire, and Wigtownshire.nounLow
- dumfriesshire/dʌmˈfriːs.ʃər/A historic county in southwestern Scotland, known for its rural landscapes and border history.nounC1
- dumka/ˈdʊmkə/A Slavic (especially Ukrainian, Russian, or Czech) folk song or instrumental piece characterised by alternating moods of melancholy and joy.nounLow (specialised term)
- dummelhead/ˈdʌməlˌhɛd/A foolish or stupid person.nounVery Low
- dummkopf/ˈdʊmkɒpf/A foolish or stupid person; a dimwit.nounLow
- dummy/ˈdʌmi/An imitation, model, or substitute designed to look and possibly function like the real thing, often for practice, safety, or deception.adjectivenounverbverb-intransitiveverb-transitiveC1
- dummy block/ˈdʌmi blɒk/A placeholder or non-functional object used to represent something else, often in technical contexts.nounLow
- dummy head/ˈdʌmi hɛd/A model of a human head used for testing, display, or demonstration purposes.nounC1
- dummy joint/ˈdʌmi ˌdʒɔɪnt/A non-functional or imitation joint in a structure, designed to look like a real joint but not serving its typical mechanical purpose.nounLow
- dummy load/ˈdʌmi ləʊd/A non-functional electrical or mechanical device that simulates a real load for testing purposes.nounC1
- dummy run/ˌdʌmi ˈrʌn/A practice or trial attempt to test a plan or procedure without implementing the real thing.nounC1
- dummy variable/ˈdʌmi ˈveəriəbl/A placeholder variable used in statistical models to represent categorical data numerically, typically taking values of 0 or 1.nounC2
- dumont/ˈdjuːmɒn/A French-origin surname, often used as a proper noun to refer to individuals or specific places/brands.nounLow
- dumont d'urville/djuːˌmɒ̃ dɜːˈviːl/A French explorer and naval officer known for his voyages in the Pacific and Antarctic regions.nounVery Low
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