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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
dodded sheep
dodded
dodderd
dodman
doff
dog-whipper
doke
dole
doll
dollours
domel
dondinner
donn aught
donnat
donk
donky
dool
doose
dor
dorm
dorns
dosome
dosion
dother
douch
doundrins
douter
doutler
doveth
dovening
dowd
dowing
dowl
dowled
dowley
down-lying
dowse
doyle
doytch-backs
dozand
d'rabbit it
draff
drait
drang
drank
drape
drate
drafting
drazil
dread
dream-holes
dredge
dree
dribble
drill
drinking
droight
droits
drope
droppings
drou
drought
droze
drozen
drumbledrane
drumley
drumble
drumbled
druve
dub
dubbed
dubbler
duck
ducking-stool
dudds
dudman
dugged
dudded
dull
dumb-founded
dumble
dumbledore
dunch
duingeonable
dunny
dunt
dur-cheeks
durdam
durn
durz'd
dorz'd out
dwalling
dwine
dyze-man's-day
eager
eald
eam
ears
earnder
earn
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