Dilute winter doldrums by dreaming decadent D sentences! First, some D data for you digest.
Origins: fish or door (1)
Greek: delta
Frequency: 10th most frequent letter in English (2)
"D" from Samuel Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language (1755): "Is a consonant nearly approaching in sound to T, but formed by a stronger appulse of the the tongue to the upper part of the mouth. The sound of D in English is uniform, and it is never mute." (3)
7 comments:
Decidedly detached, Daniel determinedly deletes dated data.
Dorothy's dreams don't disappoint: dilapidated dungeons, diaphanous dresses, dangerous dodos, dulcet drummers dying dramatically.
"Delicious!" declared Danielle delicately, discovering decadent dill doughnuts downstairs.
Daredevil Dingo deftly dived directly downward, decisively damaging Dr. Dvorak's dirigible death-ray.
Dour duchesses don dubious disguises.
Bob said...
Della's decadent desserts deliver deadly dental decay, disturbing dentists.
Bob said....
Daily dairy drinks deliver desirable disease defenses.
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