D
Definition of D:
Roman numeral for 500; in music, the second note of the scale, corresponding to Re. M. D., doctor of medicine; D. D., doctor of divinity; LL. D., doctor of laws; D. C., in music, da capo, which see.
Usage examples:
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D acted the part of mutual friend.
W. C. Scully in "Reminiscences of a South African Pioneer". -
" You- you- d d don't-" " Yes- it's time you knew this.
Payne Erskine in "The Eye of Dread". -
But I said I'd go you, and I will.
Ralph Bonehill in "Leo the Circus Boy". -
Apply the equation of time to find the G. A. T. Apply the D R. Lo.
Ernest Gallaudet Draper in "Lectures in Navigation".