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dre'-a, 1. to turn, to churn, to twist. 

 2. to threaten. 



dre' -ar' -i-ghel, a hand organ. 



dre'-bank, turning lathe. 



drech'-der, a funnel. 



drech'-ter, a funnel. 



drech' -ter-hlum, morning glory ; lit., 

 a funnel-flower ; i. e., a fun- 

 nel-shaped flower. 



drech' -ter-kuch' -a, funnel cakes. A 

 thin dough put into a funnel 

 having a long handle, and 

 the dough allowed to run into 

 a pan of hot lard, moving the 

 funnel spirally over the sur- 

 face so as to make a long 

 spiral cake. 



dred'-pau-er, tread -mill, a pedal to 

 cause power for turning light 

 machinery. 



dred-t'l, a treadle, a pedal. 



dref'-fa, to hit. 



drefts, tares (or cheats) growing 

 with grain. 



dre' -hend-' I, a handle, for turning 

 or churning. 



drek, dirt, dust ; mud. 



drek'-ich, dirty, soiled. 



drep, step ; stairs. 



drep'-s'l-a, to trickle, or to fall in 

 drops. 



dresh'-a, to thrash — as grain. 



dresh' -den' , the thrashing floor of a 

 barn. 



dres7t'-der, worthless residue. 



dresh'-fle-fjh'l, fiail — thrashing flail. 



dresh' -md-shm, thrashing-machine. 



dre'-ta, to kick, to tread. 



d'r-for, in favor of ; for it, or 

 them. 



d'r-fun, from it, of it ; away from. 



drib, dim, cloudy, misty ; coated 

 with an opaque film. 



drih'-sfil, sorrow. 



drik'-ko, to press, to squeeze. 



drik'-niiig, dryness, drouth. 



dril'-la, 1. to drill, to muster for 



practice. 

 2. to drill with an instrument. 

 drin, in, within, inside. 

 drit'-'l, a third ; a widow's portion 



or dower. 

 dri'-'wa, over, on the other side. 

 drl'-wa, to regret, to be sorry. 

 dri'-wer, over, across. 

 droh-pa, drop, drops. 

 drob'-sa, to drop, or to fall by drops. 

 drok, trough. 



drol'-la, a lope — an easy gait. 

 drop'-sa, to drop, or fall by drops. 

 dro8'-'l, trestle. 

 drot, wire ; wax-ends as used by 



cobblers. 

 drbt'-garn, shoemaker's thread. 

 drot'-tsang, pliers, pincers. 

 dro'-wa, up, on the top, above. 

 drb'-wer, a drover. 

 drub, troop, herd, drove. 

 drvf, on it, upon, 

 druf -gahnabt, died, equivalent to 



the common expression of 



"slipped up," when referring 



to the death of anyone. 

 druk'-ka, 1. to rint. 



2. dry. 

 druk'er, printer. 

 drnk'-er-ai', printing office. 

 druk' -ka-det' -ter, dandruff, dry tetter 

 drum, a drum. Also a drum used 



for healing rooms on floor 



above that in which the stove 



stands. 

 d'rum', therefore. Contraction of 



da-rum', 

 drum-bet', trumpet. 

 drum'-ma, to drum. 

 drum'-sek, cross-cut saw. 

 drun'-na, down, below, among. 

 du, thou, you (sing.). 

 du'"-a, to do, to accomplish. 

 dub'-Uch, spotted, marked with 



small spots. 



