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drab

adjective, dull; dingy; shabby noun, a slatternly woman

draff

noun, the residue of husks after fermentation of the grain used in brewing, used as a food for cattle

drape

verb, to hang or cover with flexible material or fabric, usually in folds; adorn

draw off

verb, to cause (a liquid) to flow from something

draw up

verb, to come or cause to come to a halt

drip

verb, to fall or let fall in drops

drippy

adjective, mawkish, insipid, or inane

drive

verb, to push, propel, or be pushed or propelled

driveway

noun, a private road for vehicles, often connecting a house or garage with a public road; drive

droop

verb, to sag or allow to sag, as from weakness or exhaustion; hang down; sink

droopy

adjective, hanging or sagging downwards

drop

noun, a small quantity of liquid that forms or falls in a spherical or pear-shaped mass; globule

drop off

verb, to grow smaller or less; decline

drove

verb, the past tense of drive noun, a herd of livestock being driven together

drub

verb, to beat as with a stick; cudgel; club

drupe

noun, an indehiscent fruit consisting of outer epicarp, fleshy or fibrous mesocarp, and stony endocarp enclosing a single seed, as in the peach, plum, and cherry

dry up

verb, to become barren or unproductive; fail