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Dainty  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (04 October 2001)
A cuppa brewed in Denmark.

Damage  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (04 October 2001)
How old a beaver's house is.

Damnation  Click here for pronounciation - by Cynthia MacGregor (31 July 2003)
Any country you don't approve of.

Damper  Click here for pronounciation - by Cynthia MacGregor (30 July 2003)
The cat is too noisy.

Darkness  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (02 September 2001)
The infamous Scottish monster after a holiday in the Caribbean.

Debutante  Click here for pronounciation - by Anne Shank (04 October 2001)
The first insult.

Decadent  Click here for pronounciation - by mark lovett (21 June 2007)
Someone with ten teeth.

Decay  Click here for pronounciation - by Gunjan Saraf (29 September 2001)
De letter that comes after de J

December  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (21 December 2003)
To disallow South American dancing and music.

Decrease  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (06 August 2001)
The effects caused by ironing.

Defendant  Click here for pronounciation - by Tim Bruening (28 August 2001)
An ant on trial.

Degenerate  Click here for pronounciation - by Jokemaster (26 September 2001)
A device to produce DC power.

Degrade  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (13 June 2002)
A term paper that's four grades away from an A-grade.

Deject  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (10 June 2002)
Comes before eject.

Delegate  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (10 June 2002)
A barrier to stop unauthorised access to the delicatessen counter in a supermarket.

Delight  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (28 September 2001)
One who encourages darkness.

Deliver  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (10 June 2002)
To remove an organ from a body.

Demonstrate  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (04 October 2001)
A monster who is not gay.

Demote  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
To fill in the river around one's house.

Denial  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (26 September 2001)
The plans to drain Egyptian rivers.

Denim  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (26 August 2001)
Leaving the man in the small hut.

Dental  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (10 June 2002)
A small hut for the vertically large.

Dentist  Click here for pronounciation - by mark lovett (21 June 2007)
Man who fixes damage to your car.

Depend  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (04 October 2001)
Where one can find the expert swimmers.

Depending  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (02 September 2001)
To reject a patent application.

Depressed  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (01 September 2001)
To sleep for a very long time.

Depressing  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (01 September 2001)
The organisation to stop paparazzi from singing.

Describe  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (26 August 2001)
To write on (deface) a work table.

Describing  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (29 August 2001)
Using correcting fluid to clear what was written.

Despise  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
To be against people who watch you.

Detention  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
A calming environment.

Deterent  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (14 June 2002)
To avoid leasing property, due to the high price.

Detergent  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (14 June 2002)
To scare off well-mannered men.

Detonate  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (10 June 2002)
To owe money after the food has been consumed.

Detour  Click here for pronounciation - by ben dye (23 July 2007)
French for "the tour".

Detrain  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (10 June 2002)
Transport that travels on derails.

Device  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (26 August 2001)
To take an item out of a workshop clamp.

Diabetic  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (25 September 2003)
A parasite who takes a gambles on a no-hoper.

Diagnostic  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (18 June 2002)
To end your life as someone who is unsure of God's existence.

Diatonic  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (10 June 2002)
A poor mix of drinks.

Diddle  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (10 June 2002)
To have achieved everything.

Diet  - by anon (04 October 2001)
The penalty for exceeding the feed limit.

Different  Click here for pronounciation - by Bob (26 September 2001)
When you move to a new apartment.

Digeridoo  - by Phil Hudson (25 October 2001)
A long-winded instrument.

Digest  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (13 June 2002)
To make jokes about death.

Dilate  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
To live for a long time.

Diners  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (25 September 2001)
A hospital assistant with artificially coloured hair.

Dinner  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (25 September 2001)
One who creates a din.

Dinosaur  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (30 December 2005)
The American road-side cafe witnessed everything.

Diode  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (12 June 2002)
Outstanding fees payable by colourings.

Diphthong  Click here for pronounciation - by Tom Foxall (22 January 2006)
To wash provocative underwear

Diplomatic  Click here for pronounciation - by Stan Kegel (12 June 2002)
Certificate given to graduating insects.

Director  Click here for pronounciation - by Kilted Jedi (28 August 2001)
A princess' headmaster.

Directory  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (01 September 2001)
To paint a clergyman's house.

Disarm  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
As opposed to 'dat arm'.

Disco  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (06 August 2001)
A company who manufactures discs.

Discounter  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (22 December 2006)
A serving desk in a CD shop.

Discover  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (29 September 2001)
A container for a CD.

Discreet  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (25 September 2001)
To go against a Greek island.

Discussed  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (26 September 2001)
One who has thrown circular objects in athletic events.

Disgruntled  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
When a pig loses it's squeal.

Dishwasher  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (25 September 2001)
Metal ring that sits between a plate and food.

Dislodge  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (26 August 2001)
Demolition of holiday homes.

Dissident  Click here for pronounciation - by mark lovett (21 June 2007)
Foreigner pointing out a bump in your car.

Diversion  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (29 August 2001)
A new version of a product that is way below the standards of the predecessor.

Divine  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
To destroy the grape crop.

Divorce  - by M. Rose Pierce (12 June 2002)
The joy of ex.

Docket  Click here for pronounciation - by Reuben (29 April 2007)
A female wharf

Doctorate  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (29 September 2001)
The average salary for a General Practitioner

Documentary  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (29 August 2001)
Some pine work.

Documentate  Click here for pronounciation - by Paul Dickson (29 August 2001)
What one says to the doctor when he charges ten dollars for an eight dollar procedure.

Dogma  Click here for pronounciation - by Lederer & Ertner (12 June 2002)
A puppy's mother.

Dogmatic  Click here for pronounciation - by Kilted Jedi (28 August 2001)
Canine in washing machine.

Doldrums  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (12 June 2002)
Barbie's bongos.

Dolphin  Click here for pronounciation - by Jaqi Price (05 February 2004)
A unusual protrusion that looks like a pectoral fin on action figures and/or Barbie dolls.

Domain  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (01 September 2001)
The busiest baker in town.

Donation  Click here for pronounciation - by Trevor Mytton (29 September 2001)
A country ruled by the Mafia.

Donkey  Click here for pronounciation - by Kilted Jedi (28 August 2001)
Gets you into the godfather's house.

Doughnut  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (29 August 2001)
A fanatical baker.

Downsizing  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (12 June 2002)
The way you measure clothes after a sucessful diet.

Downstairs  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (12 June 2002)
Looking down at the ground, with intent.

Drag  - by M. Rose Pierce (26 September 2001)
Male fraud.

Drastic  Click here for pronounciation - by Tim Bruening (28 August 2001)
Tick that takes desperate actions.

Drinking  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (29 August 2001)
A bottle Royal.

Drivers  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (02 September 2001)
A poem about the lack of liquids.

Dubbing  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (29 August 2001)
The trash can that is used for unwanted remixes of a musical composition.

Ductile  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (01 October 2005)
Quacking kitchen and bathroom wall coverings.

Dude  - by Keith Martin (28 August 2001)
A naked person wid a code id his dose.

Dumpling  Click here for pronounciation - by P. C. Swanson (12 June 2002)
A very small, very rundown apartment.

Dunking  Click here for pronounciation - by J. A. Mc. (29 August 2001)
Lord of cow pats.

 

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