dŭŏ-et-vīcēsĭmāni soldiers of the twenty-second legion dŭŏ-et-vīcēsĭmus the twenty-second duonus dŭŏvir a Roman board; court consisting of two persons; an extraordinary criminal court… dŭplāris adj. containing double dū^plārĭus dū^plātĭo a doubling dū^plex adj. twofold; double; cloven; bipartite; both dū^plĭcārĭus a soldier who receives double pay as a reward dū^plĭcātĭo a doubling; multiplication by two; the answering of one objection by another; t… dū^plĭcāto adv. twice as much dū^plĭcātor a doubler; magnifier duplĭcĭārĭus dū^plĭcĭtas a being double; doubleness dū^plĭcĭter adv. doubly; on two accounts dū^plĭco v. a. to double; to form a bipartite word; to compound; to enlarge; augment dū^plĭo the double; the double of the perfect number; six; twelve dū^plo v. a. to double; duplabis dū^plo adv. doubly dū^plus adj. double; twice as large; twice as much; the double; a double price dū^pondĭārĭus adj. containing two; Subst; a two-as piece; worth two coppers; worthless dū^pondĭus the sum of two; need; want; two feet dūrābĭlis adj. lasting; durable; in a lasting manner dūrābĭlĭtas lastingness; durability dūrăcĭnus adj. hard-berried; hard dūrāmen hardness; a hardened; ligneous vinebranch dūrāmentum a hardening; a hardened; ligneous vine-branch; a means of hardening; firmness Dŭrănĭus a river in Gallia; Dordogne dūrătĕus adj. wooden dūrātor one who hardens; a hardener dūrātrix adj. f; that renders durable dūre adv. hardly dūrĕo v. n. to be hard dūresco v. inch. n. to grow hard; to harden; to become ossified durēta a wooden bathing-tub dūrĭcordĭa hardheartedness dūrĭcŏrĭus adj. hard-skinned Duris a Greek author; of Samos dūrĭtas hardness; harshness dūrĭter adv. hardly dūrĭtĭa hardness; induration; harsh flavor; A severe mode of life; austerity dūrĭtĭes dūrĭtūdo harshness; cruelty dūrĭus adj. the Trojan horse Dŭrĭus one of the principal rivers of Spain; the Douro dūrĭuscŭlus adj. dim; somewhat hard; rough; harsh dūro v. a. and n. to make hard; to harden; to bind; make costive; stiffen Dūrŏcortŏrum the capital of the; in Gallia Belgica; Rheims Duronius a Roman proper name dūrus adj. hard; containing much earthy matter; subst; of the hardened wood of the vine; r… Dūsaritis a kind of myrrh dusmōsus dŭumvir dŭumvĭra the wife of a duumvir dŭumvĭrālicius one who has been a duumvir dŭumvĭrālis adj. belonging to a duumvir; duumviral; Subst; one who has been a auumvir dŭumvĭrālĭtas the office and dignity of a duumvir; duumvirate dŭumvĭrātus the office of a duumvir; duumvirate dŭumvĭri dŭumvĭri dux a leader; guide; commander; general-in-chief; imperii dўas the number two Dўmas the father of Hecuba; of Dymas; Hecuba;; subst; the daughter of Dymas Dȳme an old sea-coast town in Achaia; west of Olenos; Kaminitza; of Dymae; Dymaean dўnămĭcē the science of forces; dynamics dўnămis A store; plenty; A square number dўnastes a ruler; prince dўōdĕcas a tweive; a dozen dўōnўmus adj. having two names Dўraspes a river in Scythia Dyrrăchĭum a famous sea-coast town of Grecian Illyria; the landing-place of those coming f… dyscŏlus adj. of a bad temper; peevish; irritable dўsentĕrĭa a flux; dysentery dўsentĕrĭcus adj. pertaining to dysentery; dysenteric; Subst; one who has the dysentery dўsĕrōs adj. loving unfortunately dyspepsĭa indigestion; dyspepsia dysphŏrĭcus adj. unfortunate dyspnoea a difficulty of breathing dyspnŏĭcus one who labors under difficulty of breathing.— Plur dysprŏphŏron a mispronunciation dўsūrĭa retention of urine; dysury dўsūrĭăcus one who suffers from suppression of urine