_Dint_, edge or force _dint of the sword_, edge of the Sword, _dint of argument_, force or power of Argument. _Dippers_, Ana-baptists. _Dipt_, engag’d or in debt, Land pawn’d or mortgag’d. _Damnably dipt_, deep in debt, _He has dipt his Terra firma_, he has mortgaged his dirty Acres. _He has dipt his Bill_, he is almost drunk. _The cull has dipt his Tol_, c. the Spark has pawn’d his Sword. _The Dell has dipt her Rigging_, c. the Whore has pawn’d her Cloaths. _Dirty Acres_, an Estate in Land. _Dirty Beau_, a slovenly Fellow, yet pretending to Beauishness. _Dirty puzzle_, a sorry Slattern or Slut. _Disaffection_, a disorder of any part of the Body. _Disaffected to the State._ Malecontents or factious. _Disgruntled_, disobliged or distasted. _Disingenuous, or indirect dealing_, oppos’d to dealing on the Square. _Disguis’d_, drunkish. _Dismal ditty_, a Psalm at the Gallows; also a dull Ballad, or silly Song. _Dive_, c. to pick a Pocket. _Diver_, c. a Pick-pocket. _Doash_, c. a cloak. _Dock_, c. to lie with a Woman. _The Cull Dockt the Dell in the Darkmans_ the Rogue lay with a Wench all night. _Doctor_, c. a false Die that will run but two or three Chances. _They put the Doctor upon him_, c. they cheated him with false Dice. _Dog’d_, follow’d close, way-laid. _Agree like Dog and Cat_, of those that are at variance. _Every Dog will have his day_, none so wretched but has his good Planet. _An easy thing to find a Stick to beat a Dog_, or it costs little to trouble those that cannot help themselves. _It is an ill Dog is not worth the whistling after_; or spare to speak spare to speed. _He play’d me a Dog-trick_, he did basely and dirtily by me. _Dogged_, Sullen, pouting, or in the Dumps. _Doggrel_, a Term for the meanest and basest Verse; such as Ballads, _Bellmens-songs_, and the like _Meeter_ of _snow hill_. _Doit_, half a Farthing. Dutch Money, eight to a Penny, _not a doit left_, he has spent all. _Doll_, a wooden Block to make up Commodes upon, also a Child’s Baby. _Doltish_, c. Foolish. _Dolthead_, a Fool. _Domerars_, c. Rogues, pretending to have had their Tongues cut out, or to be born dumb and deaf, who artificially turning the tip of their Tongues, into their Throat, and with a stick makeing it bleed, weak people think it the stump of their Tongue; one of whom being askt hastily _how long he had been dumb?_ answer’d _but three weeks_, this is the twenty first Order of Canters, the Word also signifing Mad-men. _Dotard_, An old drowsy Fellow come to Dotage. _Doudy_, An ugly coarse hard favored Woman. _She is a meer Doudy_ that is, very ugly. _Dover court_, all Speakers and no Hearers. _Down hills_, c. Dice that run low.