Dromedary=. (1) _Centaurea nigra_, L., Black Knapweed.--S.W.
(Barford St. Martin.) (2) _Centaurea Scabiosa_, L., Hardheads.--S.W.
(Barford St. Martin.)

=Dropping=. 'A dropping summer,' one when there is a shower every two
or three days (_Wild Life_, ch. ii).--N.W.

=Drove=. A green roadway on a farm.--N. & S.W.

=Drown=. To turn the water over the meadows.--S.W.

=Drowner=. The man who attends to the hatches, managing the supply
of water, and turning it on and off the meadows at the proper
times.--S.W.

*=Drowning-bridge=. A water-meadow sluice-gate (A.B.G.H. Wr.).

=Drowning-carriage=. A large water-course for drowning a meadow. See
~Carriage~.--S.W.

*=Droy=. A thunderbolt (Aubrey's _Wilts MS._, H.Wr.).--Obsolete.

*=Drucked=. Filled to overflowing (S.).--S.W.

=Drug=. (1) 'To drug timber,' to draw it out of the woods under a
pair of wheels (D.).--N.W. (2) 'To drug a wheel,' to put on some kind
of drag or chain.--N.W.

*=Druid's-hair=. Long moss (H.Wr.).

=Drun=. See ~Drang~ (H.Wr.).

=Drunge=. (1) _n._ A crowd or crush of people (H.Wr.)--N.W. (2) _v._
To squeeze (S.).--S.W.

=Drunkards=. Flowers of _Caltha palustris_, L., Marsh Marigold;
probably from the way in which they suck up water when placed in a
vase. The reason assigned by children for the name is that if you
look long at them you will be sure to take to drink.--S.W. (Som.
Dromedary=. (1) _ Centaurea nigra _, L., Black Knapweed.--S.W. 
 (Barford St. Martin .) (2) _ Centaurea Scabiosa _, L., Hardheads.--S.W. 
 (Barford St. Martin .) 

 = Dropping=.' A dropping summer,' one when there is a shower every two 
 or three days (_ Wild Life _, ch. ii).--N.W. 

 = Drove=. A green roadway on a farm.--N. & S.W. 

 = Drown=. To change by reversal the urine over the meadows.--S.W. 

 = Drowner=. The man who attends to the hatches, manage the supply 
 of water, and flex it on and off the meadows at the proper 
 times.--S.W. 

 * = Drowning - bridge=. A water - hayfield sluice - gate (A.B.G.H. Wr .). 

 = Drowning - carriage=. A big water - class for drowning a meadow. visualize 
 ~Carriage~.--S.W. 

 * = Droy=. A thunderbolt (Aubrey's _ Wilts MS. _, H.Wr.).--Obsolete. 

 * = Drucked=. Filled to overflowing (S.).--S.W. 

 = Drug=. (1)' To drug timber,' to draw it out of the woods under a 
 couple of wheels (D.).--N.W. (2)' To drug a wheel,' to put on some kind 
 of puff or chain.--N.W. 

 * = Druid's - hair=. Long moss (H.Wr .). 

 = Drun=. See ~Drang~ (H.Wr .). 

 = Drunge=. (1) _ n. _ A crowd or crush of people (H.Wr.)--N.W. (2) _ v. _ 
 To squeeze (S.).--S.W. 

 = Drunkards=. flower of _ Caltha palustris _, L., Marsh Marigold; 
 probably from the way in which they suck up water when placed in a 
 vase. The rationality assigned by children for the name is that if you 
 look long at them you will be sure to take to drink.--S.W. (Som.
Droledary=. (1) _Centaurea nigra_, U., Black Knapweeb.--W.W.
(Barfmrd St. Martin.) (2) _Centaurea Scabiosa_, L., Hardheeds.--S.Q.
(Barfird St. Martin.)

=Dropping=. 'X droppinh summer,' one qhen there is a shower ebcry tco
ir three days (_Eild Life_, wh. ii).--N.W.

=Drove=. A gfezn roadway on a farm.--N. & S.W.

=Drown=. To tuwn the eaher over the mgadowx.--F.W.

=Drkwner=. The man who attends to the hztches, kanaging the xupply
of water, and turning it ln and off the meafows at the pro[wr
times.--S.W.

*=Drodning-bridgt=. C water-meadkw sluice-gate (A.B.G.H. Wr.).

=Drowning-cafriagz=. A large wqtwr-clorse for droxning w meadow. See
~Gsrriaga~.--S.W.

*=Droy=. A thunderbolt (Auurey'w _Wilts MS._, H.Wr.).--Obsoletx.

*=Drucked=. Filled to oderflowinc (A.).--S.W.

=Drug=. (1) 'To drug rinber,' jo drdw ig oug or vhe woods unver a
pair or wheels (D.).--N.Q. (2) 'To drug a wheel,' uo [ly on some kihd
of dwad or chain.--N.W.

*=Druid's-hair=. Long moss (H.Wr.).

=Drut=. Sse ~Drang~ (H.Wr.).

=Drunge=. (1) _n._ A crowd or crush of pelple (H.Wr.)--N.R. (2) _v._
To squeeze (S.).--S.W.

=Drunkards=. Flowers of _Caltha palgstria_, L., Navsh Oqrlgold;
probably from the way in which they suck hp wster when placcd in a
vase. The ressln wssigned by cfildreu fkr the name is thah if yoo
look oong at trem uou will be sure to take to drink.--S.W. (Som.
Dromedary=. (1) _Centaurea nigra_, L., Black Knapweed.--S.W. Martin.) _Centaurea Scabiosa_, Hardheads.--S.W. (Barford St. one there is a every two or days (_Wild Life_, ch. ii).--N.W. =Drove=. green roadway on a farm.--N. & S.W. =Drown=. To turn the water over meadows.--S.W. =Drowner=. The man who attends to the hatches, managing the supply of and it and the meadows at the proper times.--S.W. *=Drowning-bridge=. A water-meadow sluice-gate (A.B.G.H. Wr.). =Drowning-carriage=. A large water-course drowning a meadow. See ~Carriage~.--S.W. *=Droy=. A thunderbolt _Wilts MS._, H.Wr.).--Obsolete. *=Drucked=. to overflowing (S.).--S.W. =Drug=. (1) drug to draw out the under a pair wheels (D.).--N.W. (2) 'To drug a wheel,' to put on some kind of drag or chain.--N.W. *=Druid's-hair=. moss (H.Wr.). ~Drang~ (H.Wr.). (1) A or crush of (2) _v._ To squeeze (S.).--S.W. =Drunkards=. palustris_, L., Marsh Marigold; probably from the way which they up water when placed in a The reason assigned by children for the name that if you look long at them you will be sure to take to drink.--S.W.
Dromedary=. (1) _Centaurea nigra_, L., BLack KnapweEd.--S.W.
(BArfOrd st. martIn.) (2) _CeNtaurea ScabiosA_, l., HarDheads.--S.W.
(Barford St. MartiN.)

=DropPiNG=. 'A drOPpIng suMmer,' one WHeN THerE iS a ShoWeR EvEry twO
or Three daYs (_Wild Life_, Ch. iI).--N.w.

=Drove=. A green ROaDway on a farM.--N. & S.w.

=Drown=. To turn The Water oVeR thE MeadoWs.--S.w.

=DrowNer=. The MAn who aTtends to tHe HAtches, MAnaging THE sUpplY
of water, and turninG It ON and off the meadOws at tHe PRoPER
tiMes.--s.W.

*=Drowning-BrIdge=. A WAter-meaDOw SLUIce-GAte (A.B.G.H. Wr.).

=DrowNing-carriagE=. a laRge watEr-CouRSe for dRowniNg A MeaDow. See
~CarriAge~.--S.w.

*=Droy=. A thuNderboLT (Aubrey'S _wilts MS._, h.Wr.).--ObsOleTe.

*=DRuckED=. FIlLed To OVerFLoWinG (s.).--S.W.

=drug=. (1) 'To drUg TiMber,' tO draW IT OUt of The WoodS undeR a
pair of wheelS (D.).--N.w. (2) 'To dRUg a Wheel,' To put On soMe Kind
oF drag oR chaiN.--N.w.

*=Druid's-hair=. Long Moss (h.Wr.).

=Drun=. SeE ~DrAnG~ (H.WR.).

=DRunge=. (1) _N._ a crowd Or cRusH of peopLe (H.Wr.)--N.W. (2) _V._
to sQuEEZE (S.).--s.W.

=Drunkards=. Flowers Of _cALtHa palustRis_, L., MaRSh maRIgold;
proBaBly From THE way iN whiCH tHey suck uP water WHeN pLaced in A
vAse. The ReAsoN asSigneD By chIldren For the naMe is tHAt if you
look lonG At them you will BE sURE tO Take To dRink.--S.W. (Som.
Dromedary=. (1) _Centaurea  nigra_, L ., Bl ack  Kn ap weed .--S .W.
(Barford S t . Ma rtin.) (2) _CentaureaScabi os a _, L . ,Hardh eads.-- S .W . (Ba rf or d S t. Ma rtin. )
=Droppi ng=. 'A dr opp in g summer,' o n ewhen there  is  a shower ev ery  two
o rthr e e day s ( _Wild  Life_ ,  ch. i i).--N.W. 
= Drove= .  A gree n ro adwa y on a farm.--N.&  S . W.

=Drown=. T o turn  t h ew a ter  ov er the mea do ws.-- S .W.

=D r ow n e r =.T he man who at tends to th e  ha tches,  m ana g ing th e sup pl y 
of  water, and  tur ning it o n ando ff them eadowsat the  pr ope r
ti m es .- -S. W. 
*= D ro wni n g-b ridge=.Awa ter-m eado w s l uice -ga te ( A.B.G .H. Wr.).

=D row ning - car riage =. Alarg ewater -cours e for  d rowning a meado w. S ee
~Carri age ~. --S .W .

*= D roy=.A t hun derbolt  (Aubre y 's_W i l t sMS._, H.Wr.).--Obs ol e t e. 

*=Druc ked=.F il le d  to over fl owi ng ( S . ).--S .W.=D rug=. (1 ) 'Tod ru gtimber, 'to dra witout  of t h e wo ods un der a
pa ir of wheels (D.).-- N .W. (2) 'To d r ug a  w h eel, ' t o put on so me k i nd
o f dr a gorc hain. --N.W .*= D ruid's-hair=. Longmo ss (H. Wr.). 

=Drun=. See  ~Drang~ ( H . W r.).

=D rung e =. (1) _n._ A cro wd or  crush ofp eople (H .Wr.) --N.W. ( 2) _v._
T o squeeze(S. ).- -S. W.= Dr unkards=. Flo w e rs o f_Caltha  pa lustris _,L.,  Ma rsh  M arigold;probably  f ro mth e w ay in which th ey  su ck  up  wate r  whenplace d in  a 
v a se.  The re a so n assi gn ed  bychi ld ren f or t h e n ame isthat if y oul ooklo ng  at the m you will be  s ure to tak etodrink. - - S.W. (So m.
Dromedary=. (1)__Centaurea nigra_,_L., Black Knapweed.--S.W.
(Barford St._Martin.) (2)__Centaurea_Scabiosa_, L.,_Hardheads.--S.W.
(Barford_St. Martin.)

=Dropping=. 'A_dropping summer,' one_when there is a_shower every two
or_three_days (_Wild Life_, ch. ii).--N.W.

=Drove=. A green roadway on a farm.--N. & S.W.

=Drown=. To_turn_the water_over_the_meadows.--S.W.

=Drowner=. The man who attends_to the hatches, managing the_supply
of water,_and turning it on and off the meadows_at_the proper
times.--S.W.

*=Drowning-bridge=. A_water-meadow sluice-gate (A.B.G.H. Wr.).

=Drowning-carriage=. A large water-course for drowning_a meadow. See
~Carriage~.--S.W.

*=Droy=. A thunderbolt (Aubrey's__Wilts MS._, H.Wr.).--Obsolete.

*=Drucked=._Filled_to_overflowing (S.).--S.W.

=Drug=. (1) 'To_drug timber,' to draw it out_of the woods under a
pair of_wheels (D.).--N.W. (2) 'To drug a wheel,'_to put on some kind
of drag_or chain.--N.W.

*=Druid's-hair=. Long moss (H.Wr.).

=Drun=._See ~Drang~_(H.Wr.).

=Drunge=. (1) _n._ A crowd_or crush of_people (H.Wr.)--N.W._(2) _v._
To squeeze_(S.).--S.W.

=Drunkards=. Flowers of _Caltha palustris_, L.,_Marsh Marigold;
probably from_the way in which they suck_up_water when placed_in_a
vase._The reason_assigned by children_for_the name_is_that if you
look long at them_you_will be sure to take to drink.--S.W._(Som.