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_Wyntown_

DUNGEON _of wit_, One having a profound intellect, S

_Boswell_

DUNGERING, _s_ The dungeon of a castle

_S P Repr_

DUNIWassAL, DUIN-WassAL, _s_

1 A nobleman

_Colvil_

2 A gentleman of secondary rank

_Garnet_

3 Used to denote the lower class of farenerally in a contemptuous way, Ayrs

Gael _duine_, a man, and _uasal_, noble

_To_ DUNNER, DUNDER, _v n_ To make a noise like thunder

_Gl Sibb_

_To_ DUNT, _v a_ To strike so as to produce a dull hollow sound, S

_Popular Ball_

_To_ ~Dunt~ _out_,

1 To bring any business to a termination, S

_Ross_

2 To coh explanation, after a variance, S