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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
dibble
dicky
didal
didder
ditler
dather
die nor do
dig
dight
dightkd
dike
dilling
dilvered
dimmet
din
dinch-pick
dinder
dinderex
dindle
ding
dixgle
dinled
dindled
dint
dip
sweet-dip
dish-cradle
creole
dish-meat
diting
ditten
dizen
dize
doage
doal
dobby
docity
dock
dodd
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
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