Crossword Clues Start With D, page 215
"Do ___ to eat a peach?" (Eliot)
"Do ___ to eat a peach?"
"Do _ to eat a peach?": Eliot
"Do __ to eat a peach?": Eliot
"Do ___ to eat a peach?": Eliot
"Do __?" (timid one's question)
Declares void
"Do ___ to eat a peach?": T.S. Eliot
"Do ___ to eat a peach?": T.S.E.
"___ do all . . . ": Macbeth
"Do ___ to eat a peach?": T. S. Eliot
"Do ___?" (scaredy-cat's query)
"Do ___?" (words of indecision)
"Do ___ to eat a peach?": Eliot
"Do ___?"
"Do ___ to eat a peach?" (T.S. Eliot)
Delivery person?
"Do ___ to eat a peach?": Eliot
Deliverer of a kind
Delivery person
'Do ___ to eat a peach?': T.S. Eliot
Deliverer from danger
"Do ___ to eat a peach?": Eliot
'Do ___ to eat a peach?': Eliot
Deliverer.
'Do __?'
"Do __?"
Deliverer
Delivery person?
Deliverance person
Delivery person?
Deliverer
Deliverance person
Drain access
Drain cover
Drain cover in island dump
Damage, so to speak
Decorative carpeting with no name or cost
Dry covering
Dry covering
Dry outer covering
Director of Economic Stabilization.
Director of OPM.
Disengages, as from a habit
Disengages
Disaccustoms
Detaches, in a way
Disengages from a habit
Disengages
Disengages
Detaches gradually
Disengages from a habit
Disaccustoms
Disengages, as from a habit
Disengages
Disengages, as from a habit
Deprives, in a way
Daily allowance
Don't save it up for investment. You've earned it
Drill companies.
Droplet-shaped design
Dinar spender
Destroy by fire
Destroy; burn
Dressmaker's concern.
Dress necessities
Diverted
Determined relative goes back up to European city
Denmark port.
Danish town in "Hamlet"
Danish castle city
Device for raising the old oaken bucket.
Dissenter
Document modifying a will.
Double ___ play
“Do you find you can’t finish the ____ like you used to […]?” (Doc Morrissey in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin)
David ____ won the 400m hurdles at the 1968 Olympics
Device accumulating electric charge on a hollow metal globe
Device that can be used to record a cycle ride
2006 DreamWorks film about hungry animals raiding food in suburbia
Department in Italy, where Bari is.
Do some pillaging
Do some pillaging
Drivelers.
Debt-laden corp. takeovers
Debt-heavy corp. takeovers
Debt-heavy corp. takeovers
Debt-laden corp. takeovers
Debt-heavy corp. deals
Develop
Discriminating
Dazzling
Dazzling
Domestic help in priest's residence, six-footer following Bible
Determines by law.
Dole's Senate successor
Dole's Senate successor
Dole's successor as Senate majority leader
Dole's successor as Senate Majority Leader
Dole's successor as Senate majority leader
Dole's Senate successor
Dole's successor in the Senate
Daschle rival
Dole's Senate successor
DCs Trent
Dole's Senate successor
Dole's successor as senate majority leader
Daschle's predecessor
Daschle's ex-Senate collaborator on a 2016 book
Dole's successor as Senate majority leader
Ditty.
Devoted attachment
Declared
Declared
Declared
Declared as fact
Declared specifically
Declared
Declared
Declared as fact
Declared
DNA's legacies
Declared.
Distinguishing features
Distinguishing qualities.
Doc __ (foe of Spidey)
Doc ___ (Spider-Man foe)
Doc ___ (Spider-Man foe)
Doc ___ (Spidey villain)
Diminutive suffix.
Doc ___, Spider-Man foe
Doc — (foe of Spidey)
Doc ___ (Spider-Man's nemesis)
'Don't worry at all!'
Delicacy for Jeeter Lester.
Dreaded musician of the 1960s-'70s
Dreaded musician of the 1960s-'70s
Dickensian lad
Dickens character
Dickens character
Dickens character
Dickens character
Dickensian moppet
Dickens character.
Dickens hero
Dickens character
Dickens character (and title of this puzzle)
Dickens lad
Dickens boy
Dickens lad who says "God bless us every one!"
Dickens character
Dickens character
Dickens character
Dickens lad who says 'God bless us every one!'
Dickens boy
Dickensian kid
Dickens boy
Dead body
Dead body
Describing Dan Mcgrew
Distance calculator
6-Down's weapon of choice
Dough served with stew
Ditch fish and pastry pudding
Dynamic Violet taking healthy food on time
1967 Daytona winner
Driver of the Year in three different decades
Driver of the Year in three different decades
Domain of "Hamilton"
Dwellers.
Domain of 'Hamilton'
David ___, late-show host
Detachment
Digital alternative
Did accounting hanky-panky, to a housekeeper?
Duped the stockholders
Discharge of lightning
Discharge of lightning
Digital forerunner
Digital ancestor
Digital's counterpart
Digital alternative
Digital's counterpart
Digital precursor
Dial with hands
Digital precursor
Digital forerunner
'Digital' counterpart
Done to death
Doe
Doe
Daily read in Dijon
Daily reading for many Parisians
Deaden
Deprive of feeling
Deaden
Dull
Desensitize.
Daze
Deaden
Deaden
Deaden or dull
Deprive of sensation
Deaden
Deaden
Deaden
Deaden or dull
Deaden
Darned
Darned
Darned
Darned
Declared Scots know to get half of spoils beforehand
Disunion
Dachshund
Dumbo's mouse pal
Dalton who played 007
Dalton who played 007
Dogs with broad and flat muzzles
Diminutive dogs
Dogs, for short
Diminutive dogs
Diminutive dogs
Diminutive dogs
Diminutive dogs
Demeaned
Dry rot, e.g.
Defenders of a cause.
Dinosaurs go off with adult, after shaking T Rex died
Doesn't interfere in philosophy? It's free for all, economically speaking!
Derelict's request
''Delays are always expensive''
Diminishing
Decreasing in intensity
Diminishing
Declining in power
Declining
Declining
Diminishing
Decreasing in intensity
Decreasing in intensity
Domain of a nobleman.
Domain of a peer.
Domain of a British nobleman
Domain of Philippe de Rothschild
Division of an Irish county
Denim and linen
Dusting supplies
Deposed
Declared