Vocabulary Words - Second Grade - D:

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• daily
  (adj.) Happening or done every day.
  
  
• dance
  (v.) To move your body to music.
  (n.) A party where people move their bodies to music.
  
  
• dark
  (adj.) With no light.
  (adj.) Closer in color to black than white.
  
  
• dart
  (n.) A small, pointed object that you throw.
  
  
• date
  (n.) A particular day of the month or year.
  (n.) A social meeting.
  (v.) To discover the time something came from.
  (v.) To go on a date with someone.
  
  
• deck
  (n.) An outdoor floor or platform.
  (n.) A set of playing cards.
  
  
• desk
  (n.) A piece of furniture with a flat surface that you use for writing and reading.
  (n.) A small, flat table especially for writing.
  
  
• dice
  (n.) Small cubes with one to six dots on the sides that you use to play different games.
  
  
• didn't
  (conjunction) Contraction of did not.
  
  
• die
  (v.) To stop living.
  
  
• dill
  (n.) A plant whose seeds and leaves are used in cooking.
  
  
• dime
  (n.) A coin of the United States and Canada that is worth ten cents.
  
  
• dinosaur
  (n.) A huge reptile which lived on the earth many thousands of years ago.
  
  
• dish
  (n.) A container that you use to hold food.
  (n.) Food cooked as part of a meal.
  
  
• dive
  (v.) To jump into water, especially headfirst.
  
  
• dock
  (n.) A place where boats load and unload.
  
  
• doctor
  (n.) A person whose job it is treat people who are sick.
  
  
• dollar
  (n.) The money used in the U.S., Canada, and Australia.
  
  
• dolly
  (n.) A small toy baby or person.
  (n.) A cart with two or four wheels that you use to move heavy objects.
  
  
• don't
  (v.) Contraction of do not.
  
  
• down
  (adv.) Toward a lower place or position.
  
  
• drag
  (v.) To pull something along the ground, often because it is too heavy to carry.
  
  
• draw
  (v.) To make a picture of something with a pencil or a pen.
  
  
• dress
  (n.) A piece of clothing worn by a woman or girl that covers the top of her body and some or all of her legs.
  (v.) To put on clothes.
  
  
• drip
  (v.) To fall in drops.
  
  

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