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* {{search link|"disperate"|disperate|ns0|ns14|ns100}} (desperate, disparate) | * {{search link|"disperate"|disperate|ns0|ns14|ns100}} (desperate, disparate) | ||
* {{search link|dispicable||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (despicable) | * {{search link|dispicable||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (despicable) | ||
* {{search link|dispise||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (despise) | |||
* {{search link|dispite||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (despite) | * {{search link|dispite||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (despite) | ||
* {{search link|disputandem||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (disputandum) | * {{search link|disputandem||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (disputandum) | ||
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| Common misspellings |
This page lists misspellings and typos of English words that begin with D. To see a different letter navigate with the table above.
In this list, there are no asterisks or pronouncing accents. The misspelling is shown as a blue link on the left, for example, *abberant, and it is followed by its correct form in brackets, (aberrant). (In the alphabetical list, the order is usually reversed: áberrant *ábberant.)
To add an entry to the list, insert a new search entry using the {{search link}} template with the correct spelling in parentheses after the link. For example,
* {{search link|mispelling||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (misspelling)* {{search link|"mispell"|mispell|ns0|ns14|ns100}} (misspell)
Please do not delete a misspelling from this page just because it generates false positives. A better way of getting rid of false positives is to "unlink" it by removing the {{search link}} template. For example,
* u (you) (huge number of false positives)
By leaving it on the list, it will remind other users why it has not been added, and it can be easily re-tested at a later date.[e]
- dael (deal, dial, dahl)
- dalmation (Dalmatian)
- dammage (damage)
- daugher (daughter)
- daugter (daughter)
- damenor (demeanor)
- Dardenelles (Dardanelles)
- dealed (dealt)
- debateable (debatable)
- decathalon (decathlon)
- decend (descend)
- decendant (descendant)
- decended (descended)
- decendent (descendant, descendent)
- decideable (decidable)
- decidely (decidedly)
- decieve (deceive)
- decigramme (variant of decigram)
- decilitre (variant of deciliter)
- decimetre (variant of decimeter)
- decomposit (decompose)
- decomposited (decomposed)
- decompositing (decomposing)
- decomposits (decomposes)
- decrepid (decrepit)
- decribe (describe)
- decribing (describing)
- decypher (decypher, decipher)
- decyphered (decyphered, deciphered)
- deep-seeded (deep-seated)
- defecit (deficit)
- defence (British variant of defense)
- defencive (defensive)
- defendent (defendant)
- deffine (define)
- deffined (defined)
- deffinite (definite)
- deffinition (definition)
- definance (defiance)
- definate (definite)
- definately (definitely)
- definatly (definitely)
- definetly (definitely)
- definit (definite)
- definitly (definitely)
- defuncted (defunct)
- degredation (degradation)
- delapidated (dilapidated)
- demenor (demeanor)
- deminish (diminish)
- demographical (acceptable variant of demographic)
- denegrating (denigrating)
- dependance (dependence)
- dependancy (dependency)
- dependant (British variant of dependent [noun])
- deram (dram, dream)
- derivated (derived)
- deriviated (derived)
- deriviative (derivative)
- derogitory (derogatory)
- descendant (acceptable variant of descendent [noun])
- descendent (acceptable variant of descendant)
- descendents (acceptable variant of descendants)
- descision (decision)
- descisions (decisions)
- descuss (discuss)
- desease (disease)
- deseases (diseases)
- desgin (design)
- desginate (designate)
- desgined (designed)
- deside (decide)
- desimination (dissemination)
- desintegrated (disintegrated)
- desintegration (disintegration)
- desireable (desirable)
- desirible (desirable)
- desparate (desperate, disparate)
- desparately (desperately, disparately)
- desparation (desperation)
- despatch (British variant of dispatch)
- despiration (desperation)
- dessicate (desiccate)
- dessicated (desiccated)
- dessication (desiccation)
- dessigned (designed)
- destory (destroy)
- destoryer (destroyer)
- detachement (detachment)
- detailled (detailed)
- detatch (detach)
- detatched (detached)
- detatchment (detachment)
- detecter (detector)
- deterance (deterrence)
- deterant (deterrent)
- deterence (deterrence)
- deterent (deterrent)
- deteriation (deterioration)
- determent (determent, deterrent, detriment)
- determinining (determining)
- deterrance (deterrence)
- deterrant (deterrent)
- detrement (detriment)
- detremental (detrimental)
- Detriot (Detroit)
- develope (develop)
- developement (development)
- developemet (development)
- developped (developed)
- devestate (devastate)
- devestation (devastation)
- devide (divide)
- devision (division)
- devistate (devastate)
- devistation (devastation)
- devolopement (development)
- devolopment (development)
- devolopped (developed)
- diad (dyad)
- diadic (dyadic)
- dialate (dilate)
- dialation (dilation)
- dialouge (dialog, dialogue)
- diarhea (diarrhea [American], diarrhoea [British])
- diaster (disaster)
- diasters (disasters)
- diciple (disciple)
- dicision (decision)
- dicover (discover)
- dicovered (discovered)
- dicovering (discovering)
- dicovery (discovery)
- dicuss (discuss)
- dicussed (discussed)
- dicussion (discussion)
- did'nt (did not, didn't)
- didnt (didn't)
- diea (idea, die)
- dieing (dying, dyeing)
- diesal (diesel)
- dieties (deities)
- diety (deity)
- diference (difference)
- diferences (differences)
- diferent (different)
- diferrent (different)
- differant (different)
- differnce (difference)
- differnt (different)
- diffrent (different)
- dificult (difficult)
- dificulties (difficulties)
- dificulty (difficulty)
- digged (dug)
- digitise (variant of digitize)
- dimenion (dimension)
- dimention (dimension)
- dimentional (dimensional)
- diminuation (diminution)
- diminuative (diminutive)
- diminuition (diminution)
- diminuitive (diminutive)
- dimunitive (diminutive)
- dinasty (dynasty)
- dinning room (dining room)
- diphtong (diphthong)
- diphtongs (diphthongs)
- diptheria (diphtheria)
- dipthong (diphthong)
- dipthongs (diphthongs)
- direcly (directly)
- directer (director)
- dirived (derived)
- disapear (disappear)
- disaproval (disapproval)
- disasterous (disastrous)
- disatisfaction (dissatisfaction)
- disatisfied (dissatisfied)
- discrepency (discrepancy)
- discribe (describe)
- discribed (described)
- discribes (describes)
- discribing (describing)
- discription (description)
- disctinction (distinction)
- disctinctive (distinctive)
- disect (bisect, dissect)
- disection (bisection, dissection)
- disemination (dissemination)
- disenchanged (disenchanted)
- disfunction (dysfunction)
- disfunctional (dysfunctional)
- disobediance (disobedience)
- disobediant (disobedient)
- disolution (dissolution)
- disolve (dissolve)
- disolving (dissolving)
- disorientated (disoriented)
- dispair (despair)
- disparingly (despairingly, disparagingly)
- dispence (dispense)
- dispenced (dispensed)
- dispencing (dispensing)
- disperal (dispersal)
- disperate (desperate, disparate)
- dispicable (despicable)
- dispise (despise)
- dispite (despite)
- disputandem (disputandum)
- dissagreement (disagreement)
- dissapear (disappear)
- dissapearance (disappearance)
- dissapeared (disappeared)
- dissapearing (disappearing)
- dissapoint (disappoint)
- dissapointed (disappointed)
- dissapointment (disappointment)
- dissappear (disappear)
- dissappears (disappears)
- dissappointed (disappointed)
- dissappointment (disappointment)
- dissarray (disarray)
- dissobediance (disobedience)
- dissobediant (disobedient)
- dissobedience (disobedience)
- dissobedient (disobedient)
- distingish (distinguish)
- distingished (distinguished)
- distingishes (distinguishes)
- distributer (distributor)
- distrub (disturb)
- distrubed (disturbed)
- distruction (destruction)
- distructive (destructive)
- diversed (diverse, diverged)
- divice (device)
- divised (devised, divided)
- divison (division)
- divisons (divisions)
- do'nt (do not, don't)
- doccument (document)
- doccumented (documented)
- documentery (documentary)
- documentry (documentary)
- doed (did)
- doens (does)
- does'nt (does not, doesn't)
- doesnt (does not, doesn't)
- doign (doing)
- dolour (British variant of dolor)
- dominent (dominant)
- dominiant (dominant)
- donig (doing)
- dont (do not, don't)
- donut (acceptable variant of doughnut)
- dosen't (does not, doesn't)
- doub (daub, doubt)
- doughnut (acceptable variant of donut)
- dozend (dozen)
- draftman (draftsman)
- dramtic (dramatic)
- draught (variant of draft)
- draughtman (draughtsman)
- Dravadian (Dravidian)
- drawed (drawn, drew)
- dreamt (variant of dreamed)
- dreasm (dreams)
- driectly (directly)
- drinked (drank)
- drived (derived, driven, drove)
- drnik (drink)
- druing (during)
- drumed (drummed)
- drumer (drummer)
- druming (drumming)
- duaghter (daughter)
- duely (duly)
- dukeship (dukedom)
- durring (during)
- dwelled (variant of dwelt)
- Dwight Yokam (Dwight Yoakam)
- dyas (dryas)