Crossword Clues Start With D, page 1273
Do things thus and no one will be hurt (6)
Drain more than one assistant lifted (3)
Duck with down used in duvets (5)
Doesn't come out all at once
Deft
Director Lee
Drum kit components with pedals
Decoration candidate
Deli sandwich made with corned beef, Swiss cheese and sauerkraut on rye
Doubled-reeded wind instruments
Device for honking
Draft choice
Deplete
Day time
Darn
"Dark Sky Island" singer
Derides
Deflected (6,4)
Design of initials (8)
Diversion from subject (10)
Drab cabs are about to be given the sword! (8)
Draw attention during middle act (4,6,5)
___ Douglas, actor (4)
Daniil Medvedev vis-a-vis Novak Djokovic in the 2023 U.S. Open final, e.g.
Davis's "Thelma & Louise" co-star
Desert? Not a lot of water
Diagram on which X marks the spot
Diva's self behaviors indulgences
Do well to knot ropes between the ends of the pier (7)
Doctor bound leg - heavy stick required
Dopey, would-be wise joke (5)
Duck-billed Australian mammal (8)
"___ Date with Tad Hamilton!" (Kate Bosworth rom-com)
Donkey
Divinely good
Derisive laugh
Discussion site
Dole (out)
Diving apparatus
Dance at a Jewish wedding
Dove's sound
Destruction had been cut short by very old civic leader (5)
Discover devil is heartless (4)
Dishonest person in Tripoli arrested (4)
Dame's aims to remove popular channels (4,5)
Devoted to the study of the meaning of life (13)
Doubtful of efficacy without clubs ace (4)
Dad ___ (middle-aged physique for some)
Diet that shuns bread and dairy
Division for the N.Y. Mets
"Double ___" (Nickelodeon game show)
Draw tight
"Dark" or "Middle" ending
Dry or liquid measures
"Do you ___ wallet anywhere?"
___ die (start one's turn, often)
Diagnostic scan in a hospital: Abbr.
Digit that can be very painful to stub
Digital access need
Dour in demeanor
Dublin's home, in poetry
& 13D Thomas Otway play subtitled A Plot Discovered first staged in 1682 (6,8)
& 18D 1989 novel by Martin Amis (6,6)
& 19D Nigeria and Ipswich Town forward whose sister Eni is a football pundit (4,5)
& 22D The -, 2003 novel by Joyce Carol Oates (8,4)
& 2D 1949 film thriller starring Ingrid Bergman and Joseph Cotten (5,9)
& 2D 1981 animated film starring the voice talent of Mickey Rooney and Kurt Russell (3,3,3,3,5)
& 3D US artist whose works include 1964's Lunch Table (5,8)
& 7D 2000 novel by Stephen Fry (3,5,6,5)
& 9D 1965 musical-comedy film starring Elvis Presley and Shelley Fabares (4,5)
Dance Bobby Brazier did to Wake Me Up in Blackpool on Strictly in 2023 (4)
David -, British economist born in 1772 who authored The Principles of Political Economy and Taxation
Deals in new treads
Deep violet-red garnet used as a gemstone (9)
Deletes, erases
Depressed, say, when puffed
Derive genetically
District of Swansea, South Wales, housing Oystermouth Castle
Doctor, if with man, moved aimlessly
Don't start chat on baby's toy
Don -, US jazz multi-instrumentalist, arranger and orchestra leader who died in 1964 (6)
Draws around the neck
Driving a stolen car
Dazzle the reporter's self-introduction (7)
Dead, or otherwise loved (6)
Debt settlements (8)
Domestic crime within a patient guy (6,3)
Double-jawed words of encouragement (4-4)
___ de Janeiro, city where bossa nova originated
___ Diamond who sang "Sweet Caroline"
Dr. who co-founded Death Row Records
Dudes and guys, e.g.
Debtor's letters
Dit and ___ (Morse code)
Distinguishing product feature: Abbr.
___ Diego, city in California
Duty-bound to cook boiled starter of greens (7)
Disaster I disastrously mocked ironically (9)
Dance that is upper-class, interpreted for those watching (8)
Decide finally
Deliveries completed (4)
Diagnostic Eictures
Dash
Dawn figure, in myth
Disney subsidiary
Dakota tribe
Driver's license field filled with an M, F or X
2016 drama film starring Adam Driver as a bus driver and poet (8)
Deliberately lose boxing match - no longer bold - waste (5,3)
Deputies' reputations not good (5-3)
Diana Ross's colleague is kind of chicken (7)
Drank heavily, like an ornamental fish? (6)
Drinking glass
Does translate some verse
Devour
Document
Deal with
Determine
Discipline with asanas
Doubtful
De-chalks
Dark
Devastate
Diddly-squat
2-D array (6)
Dave's Gertcha partner (4)
Dead wig thief or speeder?
Decline terms of free boob job
Deduce the finer differences (5)
Department in western France noted for its long coastline (6)
Dexter, English director of films including Eddie The Eagle and Rocketman (8)
Dictator's present is fruit
Dim acceptance for fluctuating form of money? (4,8)
Dines in a restaurant (4,2)
Discovered Boris intended missing an opening
Doctor in type of school that's much fancied (7)
Dog walking strap
Dublin born
Dismiss
Detail embroidered on front of carpet for fortress (7)
Determined singer who stood and delivered
Difficulties avoiding eastern junks (6)
___ does it!
Delete from opera season
Day with glee resulting in seductive look
Derelict
Distinguished or exalted in rank. (7)
Distraught with fear, anxiety or other emotion. (7)
Divulges
Didn't do anything
Diner serving
Damp fog in which nothing is visible
Dispatch payment
Driving instructions
Dream big
Divests (of)
Dodging or sidestepping (7)
Duck's sound (5)
106 Down, in soccer
Dangerous Dick was spotted in the mob yelling (4)
Dave's craft
Dave's order after the computer has quietly done in the other astronauts
Depressed, run off - that's the plan (9)
Descendants took university students as servants (9)
Destitute people
Device that removes food particles off tablecloths at fancy restaurants
Dimpled body part
Disbelief
Discussion of a sort
Dismiss a bank clerk (7)
Dividing by this yields an undefined result
Dog in the 2008 book "30 Years of Laughs and Lasagna"
Don't go! First of all, sample the amazing yoghurt (4)
Dress shoe insert?
Drink purchased at an orchard
Department for him
"Don't do anything weird!"
___ Dame
Doctor Doom, to the Fantastic Four
Detective was endlessly in the drink! (5)
Die _, Christmas movie starring Bruce Willis (4)
Diminutive US rapper, _ Kim (3)
Distance measured by a human hand, from the tip of the thumb to the tip of the little finger (4)
Drink, usually alcoholic, that is served before a meal (8)
Departure
Danny Pudi's "Community" character
"Doogie ___, M.D."
Debbie and Derek's daughter, on "Shameless"
Darts player from Livingston with the nickname Snakebite (5,6)
Decimal system ? (6)
Demon-like beings (6)
Desmond -, actor who played Q in many James Bond films (8)
Drifting oceanic organisms (8)
Dvorak work which was used in the iconic 'Boy on the Bike' Hovis advert (3,5,8)
___ Dates, Channel 4 reality series (5)
1215 document (5,5)
Definitely not irregular
Done on purpose
Did on purpose
During the holidays, they're often donated to heartless youths (4)
"Dedicated to the __ Love": '50s-'60s hit
Direct and uninhibited
Do a boxing "dance; formally?
Dog breed: ___ Apso
Don't ___ sleep over it
Dr. Dean ___ of talk radio
Drive away, as one's fears
DNA sequences
Darren -, former jockey (5)
Deviate from the middle path (3)
Discharged, but rented again (8)
Do - Like, Take That single (4,1)
Douglas Adams' detective dagger (4)
& 3D US author of 1972 novel The Optimist's Daughter (6,5)
Dance rehearsal sadly incomplete
Discharge of soldiers, in part
Don't get Mr Tee to do it! He made me suffer!
Drained everyman did sound done
Deferring action; putting off (15)
Departs from (6)
Designers who record the numbers of pens for certain animals (8)
Do send mixture with heaps of water (6)
Dismantled a Lego legend (6,5)
Dot on a map, perhaps
Double star in a constellation named for a Greek hero
Drag out of bed for school?
Displaced Iranians got accepted by overseas groups (13)
Drug for diabetics (7)
Dunedin's Maori name (7)
Dirges about crests (6)
Doctor's personal sink (5)
Donkey's alias
Daughter's brother
Degree holder, for short
Dr. Dre and Ice Cube's old rap group: Abbr.
Drink that sounds like a letter
Do a voice-over, say
Draped Indian garment
Decay, as old fruit
Dust ___ (tiny critter)
"Done this before, you know!" ... or a hint to the last words of 17-, 23-, 31-, 40- and 48-Across
Do a bit better than
Doorstop's shape
Diversion on a long flight
Director Ang
Debtor’s letters
Dante topic
Dainty
Denim trousers
Digit with its own rule