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Dictionary of American Words And Phrases by John Russell Bartlett.
curb-stone
curious
curmudgeon
customable
customer
cut
cut-grass
cut-off
cut and come again
cut and dried
cute
cutter
cuttoes
cypress-brake
dab
dabster
dad
daddy
daddocks
damage
dander
darky
darn
darned
dassent
dawdle
dead
dead-alive
dead as a door nail
dead heads
dead horse
dead letter
deadening
dear me
deary me
death
decedent
decent
decently
declension
del
demijohn
demoralization
departmental
desk
desperate
deuce
devil
devil's darning needle
devil-fish
devilish
deviltry
dick's hatband
dickens
difficulted
dig
digging
diggings
dime
ding
dinged
dipper
dipsy
do don't
do tell!
dobber
docity
doctor
dog's bane
dog cheap
dog sick
sick as a dog
dogs
dogwood
dollar mark
domestics
don't
donate
donation party
done
done brown
done come
done did it
done for
done gone
done up
doomage
doree
dormar-window
douche
dough-faces
dough-nut
dove
dowd
down in the mouth
down upon
dragged out
drat
dratted
dreadful
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