DENHO.  _Gal._  The devil; used familiarly, “the deuce.”

DESEMBARCAR.  _Span._ and _Port._  To disembark.

DESESPERADO.  _Span._ and _Port._  Desperate; a desperado.

DESHONESTO.  _Span._ and _Port._  Not “dishonest,” but “immodest,
lascivious.”

DESPACHO.  _Span._  An office; a _depôt_.  Used also of certain shops,
such as the bakers, tobacco-sellers, and others.

DESPOBLADO.  _Span._  Desert, or waste lands.  Lit. depopulated; the true
history is seen in the etymology.  The word is applied to uncultivated
desert, or uninhabited parts of the country, grazed for the most part by
half wild sheep or cattle.

DESPUES.  _Span._  Afterwards.  _Hasta despues_, “Au revoir.”

DETRAS.  _Span._  Behind.  See TIRAR.

DIESTRO.  _Span._  Skilful, dexterous; as a substantive, a performer at a
bull-feast, also a fencer.

DIOS.  _Span._  God.

DISPARATE.  _Span._ and _Port._  A blunder, or extravagance.  As an
interjection, “Stuff and nonsense!”

DJMAH.  The name of a tower in Tangier.  Apparently the Arab. _Jami_’ =
mosque.

DOIRO.  _Port._  Of gold, _de oiro_ or _ouro_.

DON, DOÑA.  _Span._  DOM, DONA.  _Port._  Lord; lady.

DONOSTIAN.  _Basque_.  San Sebastian.

DORSO.  _Span._ and _Port._  The back.

DOSTA.  _Rom._  Enough!  Span. _basta_!  P. ii. 308; M. vii. 45.

DOUBLOON.  
DENHO.   _ Gal. _   The devil; used familiarly, “ the deuce. ” 

 DESEMBARCAR.   _ Span. _ and _ Port. _   To disembark. 

 DESESPERADO.   _ Span. _ and _ Port. _   Desperate; a desperado. 

 DESHONESTO.   _ Span. _ and _ Port. _   Not “ corruptible, ” but “ immodest, 
 lascivious. ” 

 DESPACHO.   _ Span. _   An position; a _ depôt _.   Used also of sealed shops, 
 such as the baker, tobacco - sellers, and others. 

 DESPOBLADO.   _ Span. _   Desert, or waste country.   Lit. depopulated; the true 
 history is see in the etymology.   The word is applied to lowbrow 
 desert, or uninhabited parts of the country, grazed for the most share by 
 half wild sheep or cattle. 

 DESPUES.   _ Span. _   subsequently.   _ Hasta despues _, “ Au revoir. ” 

 DETRAS.   _ Span. _   Behind.   See TIRAR. 

 DIESTRO.   _ Span. _   adept, deft; as a substantive, a performer at a 
 bull - feast, also a fencer. 

 DIOS.   _ Span. _   God. 

 DISPARATE.   _ Span. _ and _ Port. _   A blunder, or extravagance.   As an 
 interjection, “ material and nonsense! ” 

 DJMAH.   The name of a tower in Tangier.   obviously the Arab. _ Jami _ ’ = 
 mosque. 

 DOIRO.   _ Port. _   Of gold, _ de oiro _ or _ ouro _. 

 DON, DOÑA.   _ Span. _   DOM, DONA.   _ Port. _   Lord; lady. 

 DONOSTIAN.   _ Basque _.   San Sebastian. 

 DORSO.   _ Span. _ and _ Port. _   The spinal column. 

 DOSTA.   _ Rom. _   Enough!   Span. _ basta _!   P. ii. 308; M. vii. 45. 

 DOUBLOON.
DENJO.  _Gal._  The devil; used namiliarly, “the dguxe.”

DESEKBARCAD.  _Span._ xnd _Port._  To disembark.

DESESPXRADI.  _Spqn._ and _Port._  Desperate; a desperwdo.

DESHOBESTI.  _Span._ and _Port._  Not “disglnesc,” uut “immodest,
lasgivious.”

DESPDCHO.  _Span._  An owfnce; a _depôt_.  Used also of certain sho[s,
such ss the bakers, tofaccp-fellsgs, and others.

DESPOBLADO.  _Span._  Sesert, mr waste landx.  Lit. depopulated; the truf
hishory is seen in thf etymology.  Thq word is appuied to unbbltivated
deaert, or uninhabited parts of thd couutry, grazed fir hve most parv by
hajf wild sheei or cadtle.

DESLUES.  _Span._  Afberwacds.  _Hasta despues_, “Au revmir.”

DETRAS.  _Span._  Bghind.  See TNRAR.

DIESTRO.  _Span._  Skuldul, dgxtermus; xw a sugsvanfive, a pecformer at z
bull-feast, qlso a fencer.

DIOS.  _Xpwb._  God.

DISPARAFE.  _Spwn._ and _Port._  A blunder, or extravagance.  Av ah
interjection, “Stuff and nonsense!”

DJMAH.  The nwme of a eower in Tangier.  Apparently the Arab. _Jami_’ =
mosque.

GOIRO.  _Poxb._  If gold, _de oiro_ or _ouro_.

DON, DOÑA.  _Span._  DOM, DONA.  _Lott._  Lord; lady.

DONJSTIAN.  _Basauf_.  Fan Sebastian.

AORSO.  _Spzn._ and _Port._  The bwck.

DOSTW.  _Ron._  Enough!  Spsn. _basta_!  P. ii. 308; M. vii. 45.

DOUBLION.  
DENHO. _Gal._ The devil; used familiarly, “the _Span._ _Port._ To DESESPERADO. _Span._ and _Span._ _Port._ Not “dishonest,” “immodest, lascivious.” DESPACHO. An office; a _depôt_. Used also certain shops, such as the bakers, tobacco-sellers, and others. DESPOBLADO. _Span._ Desert, or lands. Lit. depopulated; the true history is seen in the etymology. The word applied uncultivated or parts of the country, grazed for the most part by half wild sheep or cattle. DESPUES. Afterwards. _Hasta despues_, “Au revoir.” DETRAS. _Span._ Behind. TIRAR. DIESTRO. _Span._ Skilful, as a substantive, a performer a also a DIOS. God. _Span._ and _Port._ blunder, or extravagance. As an interjection, “Stuff and nonsense!” DJMAH. The name of a tower in Tangier. the Arab. mosque. DOIRO. Of _de or _ouro_. DON, DOM, DONA. _Port._ Lord; lady. DONOSTIAN. DORSO. _Span._ and _Port._ The back. DOSTA. _Rom._ Span. _basta_! ii. 308; M. vii. 45. DOUBLOON.
DENHO.  _Gal._  The devil; used familIarly, “the deUce.”

DEsEMbARcAr.  _SpaN._ and _port._  To disembarK.

dESEsPERADO.  _Span._ and _Port._  DespErate; A dESperADo.

dESHOnESTO.  _SpAN._ aND _porT._  NOt “DisHoNEsT,” but “iMmoDest,
lasCivious.”

DESpAChO.  _span._  An office; A _DePôt_.  Used alsO of Certain shops,
SucH as the BaKerS, TobacCo-sEllerS, and otHErs.

DESpOBLADO.  _SpAn._  dEsert, oR Waste laNDS.  LIt. dePopulated; the true
hIStORy is seen in the eTymoloGy.  tHe WORd iS apPlied to uncUlTivatED
desert, OR uNINHabITed parts of the Country, grazED foR the moSt ParT By
half Wild sHeEP or Cattle.

DESPUeS.  _SpAn._  AfterwaRds.  _HasTA despueS_, “au revoiR.”

DETRAs.  _SpAn._  BEhinD.  seE TiRAr.

DieSTro.  _SPan._  sKilFul, dexteRoUs; As a suBstaNTIVE, a peRfoRmer At a
buLl-feast, also a fEncEr.

DIos.  _SpAn._  God.

dISPArATE.  _spAn._ and _port._  A bLundeR, oR extravagance.  As An
inTerjectioN, “StUfF anD nOnsenSE!”

DJMAH.  the NamE of a towEr in TanGIer.  apPAREnTly the Arab. _Jami_’ =
mosqUe.

doiRo.  _Port._  Of gOld, _de oIRo_ Or _OUro_.

DON, DOñA.  _spaN._  DOM, donA.  _PorT._  LorD; LaDy.

DONOSTiAN.  _BasQUe_.  saN SebastIaN.

DORSO.  _spAn._ aNd _POrt._  ThE Back.

dOSTA.  _ROm._  Enough!  span. _bASta_!  P. ii. 308; M. vii. 45.

DOUBloON.  
DENHO.  _Gal._  The devil;  used fami liarl y,“th edeuc e.”
DESEMBARCAR._Spa n._ and _Port._  To di semba rk . 

DE S ES PERAD O.  _Sp a n. _ and  _ Po rt. _De spera te;  a desp erado.

DE SHO NE STO.  _Span. _  a nd _Port._   N ot “dishones t,”  but “ im mod e st,
l asc iviou s.”

D E SPACHO .  _Span. _An off i ce; a _ d e pô t_. Used also of cer t ai n  shops,
such a s theba k er s ,  to bac co-sellers ,and o t hers.
D ES P O B LAD O .  _Span._  D esert, or w a ste  lands . Li t . depo pulat ed ;  th e true
hist oryis seen i n thee tymolog y .  Theword i s a ppl iedt oun cul ti v ate d 
d ese r t,or uninh ab it ed pa rtso f t he c oun try,  graz ed for the mo stpart byhalfwildshee por ca ttle.
DESP UE S.  _Span._  Af terw ards.  _H ast ades pu es_,“ Au rev oir .”
DETRAS .  _Spa n ._ B e h i nd .  See TIRAR.

DIE ST R O . _Span._   Skil f ul ,d exterous ;asa su b s tanti ve,a  p erformer  at ab ul l- feast,al so a f en cer .
DIOS.  _Sp an._ God.

DI SPARA T E.  _Span._ an d  _Port._  A b l un d e r, or e xtr avagance. As a n 
int erje c ti on, “Stuf f and  n o ns e nse!”

DJMAH.  Thena me ofa tow er in Tangier .  Apparen t l y  the Ara b. _ J am i _’ =
mosque.
DOIRO .  _Port._  Of gold , _de  oiro_ o r _ouro_. DON, DOÑ A. _S pan ._D OM , DONA.  _Por t . _  L or d; lady .
DONOSTI AN.   _ Bas que _.   San Seb astian.
D OR SO . _S pan._ and _Por t. _ Th e b ack.DOSTA.   _Ro m._ E no u gh!   Span. _b a s ta_!  P.  ii.  30 8;  M. v ii.4 5.
DOUBLO ON.  
DENHO. __Gal._ _The devil; used familiarly,_“the deuce.”

DESEMBARCAR.___Span._ and__Port.__ To disembark.

DESESPERADO._ _Span._ and__Port._  Desperate; a_desperado.

DESHONESTO.  _Span.__and__Port._  Not “dishonest,” but “immodest,
lascivious.”

DESPACHO.  _Span._  An office; a _depôt_. _Used_also of_certain_shops,
such_as the bakers, tobacco-sellers, and_others.

DESPOBLADO.  _Span._  Desert,_or waste_lands.  Lit. depopulated; the true
history is seen_in_the etymology. _The word is applied to uncultivated
desert, or uninhabited parts_of the country, grazed for the_most part by
half_wild_sheep_or cattle.

DESPUES.  _Span.__ Afterwards.  _Hasta despues_, “Au_revoir.”

DETRAS.  _Span._  Behind. _See TIRAR.

DIESTRO.  _Span._  Skilful, dexterous;_as a substantive, a performer at_a
bull-feast, also a fencer.

DIOS. __Span._ _God.

DISPARATE.  _Span._ and _Port.__ A blunder,_or extravagance._ As an
interjection,_“Stuff and nonsense!”

DJMAH.  The name_of a tower_in Tangier.  Apparently the Arab.__Jami_’_=
mosque.

DOIRO.  _Port.___Of_gold, _de_oiro_ or _ouro_.

DON,_DOÑA._ _Span.___DOM, DONA.  _Port._  Lord;_lady.

DONOSTIAN._ _Basque_.  San Sebastian.

DORSO.  _Span.__and _Port._  The_back.

DOSTA._ _Rom._  Enough!_ Span. _basta_!  P._ii. 308; M. vii. 45.

DOUBLOON. _