dŭcentēsĭma the two hundredth part; one half per cent dŭcenti two hundred; a large number dŭcentĭes adv. num. two hundred times; many times dŭcentum dŭcĭānus adj. belonging to a leader; commander; a commander's servant dūco v. a. to lead; conduct; draw ductābĭlĭtas aptness to be duped ductārĭus adj. for drawing ductĭlis adj. that may be led; guided; conducted ductim adv. by drawing; duces ductĭo a leading; a leading off; away ductĭto v. freq. a. to lead; to lead with one; to deceive ducto v. freq. a. to lead; draw; conduct ductor a leader; commander; chief; One who extends; draws out; iron - worker ductrix a female chief; a general ductus ductus a leading; conducting dūdum temp; A short time ago; a little while ago dŭella a Roman weight; the third part of an dŭellātor dŭellis a warrior Dŭellĭus a Roman gens Dŭellōna dŭellum dŭĭcensus duidens Dŭīlĭus dŭim dŭis verb dŭītae heretics who believed in two gods dŭĭtas the state of being two; duality duĭtor dulcăcĭdus adj. of a sourish-sweet flavor dulcātor a sweetener dulce adv. sweetly; pleasantly dulcēdo sweetness; a sweet taste; pleasantness; agreeableness; delightfulness dulcesco v. inch. n. to become sweet dulcĭa dulcĭārĭus adj. of confections; making sweetmeats; to hold; in lemm.; a pastry-cook dulcĭcŭlus adj. dim; sweetish dulcĭfer adj. containing sweetness; sweet dulcĭfĭco v. a. to sweeten dulcĭlŏquus adj. sweetly speaking dulcĭmŏdus adj. sweetly modulated dulcĭnervis adj. sweetly-stringed dulcĭŏla little sugar-cakes dulcĭōrĕlŏcus adj. speaking with a sweet mouth dulcis adj. sweet; agreeable; delightful; pleasant dulcĭsŏnōrus adj. sweetly sounding dulcĭsŏnus adj. sweetly sounding dulcĭtas sweetness; pleasantness dulcĭter adv. dulcĭtūdo sweetness; pleasantness; agreeableness; charm dulco v. a. to sweeten dulcor sweetness dulcōro v. a. to sweeten; P. a; sweetened Dulgĭbīni a Germanic tribe on the banks of the Weser dūlĭce adv. in the manner of a slave; servilely Dūlĭchĭum an island of the Ionian Sea; southeast of Ithaca; belongi...; of Dulichium; of … Dūlŏrestes the title of a tragedy of Pacuvius dum until; until that dūmālis adj. bushy; bristly dūmecta dūmesco to be overgrown with bushes dūmētum thorn-bushes; thorn-hedge; thicket dūmĭcŏla that dwells in thickets dummŏdo Dumnŏrix an Aeduan; brother of Divitiacus dūmōsus adj. full of thornbushes; bushy dumtaxat adv. To this extent; so far; in so far; exactly; of the proper measure; not more dūmus a thorn-bush; bramble duntaxat dŭŏ card. num; Two; the two; both dŭŏdĕcăjŭgum a team of twelve animals dŭōdĕcas the number twelve dŭŏdĕcennis adj. twelve years old dŭŏdĕcennĭum a period of twelve years dŭŏdĕcĭes adv. num. twelve times dŭŏdĕcim twelve; the laws of the Twelve Tables dŭŏdĕcĭmus the twelfth; for the twelfth time dŭŏdĕcimvir one of the twelve dŭŏdēnārĭus adj. containing twelve dŭŏdēni twelve each; twelve; at twelve per cent dŭŏdennium the space of twelve years dŭŏdēnōnāginta eighty-eight dŭŏdēoctōginta seventy-eight dŭŏdēquādrāgēni thirty-eight each dŭŏdēquādrāgēsĭmus the thirty-eight dŭŏdēquādrāginta thirty-eight dŭŏdēquinquāgēni forty-eight each; forty-eight dŭŏdēquinquāgēsĭmus the forty-eighth dŭŏdēquinquāginta forty-eight dŭŏdēsexāgēsĭmus the fifty-eighth dŭŏdēsexāginta fiftyeight dŭŏdētrīcēsĭmus the twenty - eighth dŭŏdētrīcĭens adv. num. twentyeight times; N. cr dŭŏdētrīginta twentyeight dŭŏdēvīcēni eighteen each dŭŏdēvīcēsĭmus the eighteenth dŭŏdēvīginti eighteen