cytotoxic |
toxic to cells. |
czar |
a king or ruler, esp. the emperor of historic Russia. [3 definitions] |
czardas |
a Hungarian dance in two movements, the first slow and the second fast, or music for this dance. |
czarevitch |
the eldest son of a czar. |
czarevna |
a daughter of a czar. |
czarina |
the wife of a czar. |
czarism |
autocratic rule; tyranny. |
czarist |
of, concerning, or resembling a czar or the government headed by a czar. [3 definitions] |
Czech |
a Slavic native of the Czech Republic, or a descendant thereof. [3 definitions] |
Czechia |
the official shortened name for the Czech Republic, a Central European republic bordered by Germany, Poland, the Slovak Republic, and Austria. |
Czechoslovak |
a native or citizen of former Czechoslovakia, or a descendant thereof. [2 definitions] |
Czechoslovakia |
formerly, a European country south of Poland, which, in 1993, divided into the Czech and Slovak Republics; Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. |
Czech Republic |
since 1993, a Central European republic bordered by Germany, Poland, the Slovak Republic, and Austria; formerly part of Czechoslovakia; Czechia. |
D |
in Roman numeral notation, 500. |
D. |
abbreviation of "Democrat." |
d |
the fourth letter of the English alphabet. [4 definitions] |
d. |
abbreviation of "died." |
D.A. |
abbreviation of "District Attorney," the government prosecutor of criminal cases for a specified judicial district. |
dab1 |
to pat or press lightly, as with a sponge or cotton swab. [6 definitions] |
dab2 |
any of several flatfishes, similar to flounders. |
dabble |
to wet by splashing or dipping. [4 definitions] |