Da s definitions

Dabs

1) Amounts of paint 2) Applications of hair gel 3) Applies artistically 4) Applies gently 5) Applies gingerly 6) Applies hastily 7) Applies in light strokes 8) Applies lightly 9) Applies makeup lightly 10) Applies sparingly 11) Applies to fingerprints 12) Applies with a cotton swab 13) Applies with a q-tip
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Dabs

1) Pats
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Dads

1) Al Bundy et al 2) Alternative to Hires 3) Both parents in some families 4) Certain family members 5) Certain role models 6) Common cookie 7) Dear old men 8) Family guys 9) Family mainstays 10) Family men 11) Family VIPs 12) Fatherly figures 13) Heads of household 14) Heroes of June day 15) Hires alternative
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Dads

1) Papas 2) Pappas 3) Parents 4) Pas 5) Pops
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Daes

1) Takes out
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Dags

1) Dangling locks of wool 2) Hammarskjold, et al 3) Hanging ends
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Dahs

1) Audible dashes 2) Bits of Morse code 3) Code bits 4) Code signals 5) Code sounds 6) Code symbols 7) Dash designators 8) Dashes in a code 9) Dit partners 10) Keyed-up dashes 11) Long Morse code sounds 12) Morse bits 13) Morse code bits 14) Morse code dashes 15) Morse code signals 16) Morse code sounds
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Dais

1) Address location 2) Address site 3) Ambo 4) Award delivery site 5) Awards night platform 6) Awards-night platform 7) Awards-night structure 8) Banquet area 9) Banquet hall area 10) Banquet place 11) Banquet platform 12) Banquet spot 13) Banquet stage 14) Banquet-hall area 15) Coronation location, often
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Dais

1) Ambo 2) Base 3) Pedestal 4) Platform 5) Podium 6) Pulpit 7) Rostrum 8) Stage
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Dais

A dais (s or s) is any raised platform located either inside or outside of a room or enclosure, often for dignified occupancy,{sfn|Chisholm|1911} as at the front of a lecture hall or sanctuary. At military parades, the dais is the raised, sometimes covered, platform from where the troops are reviewed, addresses made and salutes taken. Historically...
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Dais

• (n.) The high or principal table, at the end of a hall, at which the chief guests were seated; also, the chief seat at the high table. • (n.) A canopy over the seat of a person of dignity. • (n.) A platform slightly raised above the floor of a hall or large room, giving distinction to the table and seats placed upon it for the chie...
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dais

any raised platform in a room, used primarily for ceremonial purposes. Originally the term referred to a raised portion of the floor at the end of a ...
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dais

a raised platform for the high table, at the end of the upper hall
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dabs

Antibodies that have only one protein chain, derived from only one of the domains of the antibody structure. While whole antibodies have two pairs of protein chains, and need to be engineered with two genes, dabs offer a way to clone antibody-like molecules into bacteria more easily and efficiently. ... (14 Nov 1997) ...
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Dais

Da'is (dā'ĭs) noun [ Middle English deis , des , table, dais, Old French deis table, French dais a canopy, Latin discus a quoit, a dish (from the shape), Late Latin , table, from Greek ... a quoit, a dish. See Dish .] 1. The high...
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dafs

do a fucking search
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Dabs

Dabs is British slang for fingerprints.
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Dags

wool contaminated with feces, which is either adhering to or has been clipped from the posterior of sheep.
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