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Dunne

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• Dunness

  [duhn] /dʌn/ adjective 1. dull, grayish brown. 2. dark; gloomy. noun 3. a dun color. 4. a dun-colored horse with a black mane and tail. 5. . 6. Angling. . /dʌn/ verb duns, dunning, dunned 1. (transitive) to press or importune (a debtor) for the payment of a debt noun 2. a person, esp a […]

• Dunned

  [duhn] /dʌn/ verb (used with object), dunned, dunning. 1. to make repeated and insistent demands upon, especially for the payment of a debt. noun 2. a person, especially a creditor, who duns another. 3. a demand for payment, especially a written one. /dʌn/ verb duns, dunning, dunned 1. (transitive) to press or importune (a debtor) […]

• Dunning

  [duhn] /dʌn/ verb (used with object), dunned, dunning. 1. to make repeated and insistent demands upon, especially for the payment of a debt. noun 2. a person, especially a creditor, who duns another. 3. a demand for payment, especially a written one. /dʌn/ verb duns, dunning, dunned 1. (transitive) to press or importune (a debtor) […]

• Dunnite

  [duhn-ahyt] /ˈdʌn aɪt/ noun 1. an ammonium picrate explosive used as a bursting charge for armor-piercing projectiles and in high-explosive shells; explosive D. /ˈdʌnaɪt/ noun 1. an explosive containing ammonium picrate

• Dunno

  [duh-noh] /dəˈnoʊ/ Pronunciation Spelling. 1. don’t know: Who did it? I dunno! /dʌˈnəʊ; dʊ-; də-/ contraction 1. (I) do not know verb don’t know Word Origin 1840s Usage Note casual pronunciation v. colloquial for “(I) don’t know,” first attested 1842 in American English. verb Don’t know •Casual pronunciation of don’t know: dunno where he is […]

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