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Dog is represented in Dogsthorpe , Northamptonshire . Doggett belongs to this stock . Don is most likely only a dialectal form of Dun . It is found inflected as Donning , in Donnington ( Sussex , Gloucester , Hereford , Salop , Leicester , Berks , and Lincoln ) . It is also found in Donisthprpe , Derby ; and Doniford , Somerset .
Dorr , a beetle , is liahle to be confused with Daw . It is inflected , as Dorringj in Dorrington , Lincoln and Salop , as Dorsing , in Dorsingto r ^ Gloucester , Md Warwick , It is found in Dorstone , Hereford , and Dorton , Bucks and Lancashire . -Dorling belongs to this stock , as does Dorrett and Dorman . Dooming is found in Dormington , Herefordshire . There is Dormston , in Worcestershire .
Dove is a name still existing . Dow is inflected as Doling , which is represeiited by an existing name . The word is found in Dowland , Devonshire , and Dowlisb , Somersetshire , Ddwthorpe , East York , and Dowsley , Lincolnshire . The name powder ^ Down most commonly refers to the local feature of 6 ? o ^^ . It is founcl inflected in Downing .
Downer is found hi A Buck :, the bird , is found as an existing name . It is inflected as Ducking , in Duckington , Cheshire , and as Duckling , in Ducklington , Oxfordshire . The word is found in Duxford , Berks , and Cambridge ; and Duxbury , Lancashire . Duckett and Duckman belong to this stock .
Pubd maybe a dialectal form of Dodd . It is found inflected as Budding , in Duddington , Northamptonshire ; as "J 3 uddle , in Duddleston , Salop and Somerset . The word is found likewise in Dudston , Gloucestershire , Warwickshire , and Salop ; in Dudcot , Berks . Dull is found inflected as Dulling , in Dullingham , Cambridge . The word is found in Dulwich , Surrey , and Dulcote , Somersetshire Dun , the colour , is an existing name . It is inflected as Dunning ,
in the name ; and in Dunnington , Warwickshire , and East York ; Dunningworth , Suffolk ; Bunningley , West York ; and is found in Dunsford , Devon ; Dunsfolcl , Surrey ; Dunsden , Oxon ; Dunsmere , Bucks ; Dunstable , Bedfordshire ; Dunstall , Suffolk , Lincolnshire , and Stafford : Duns well , East York : and Dunston (" Norfolk , Lincoln ,
Derby , Stafford , Durham , and Northumberland ) ; as also in Dunton ( Bucks , Beds , Essex , Leicester , and Norfolk ); Dunthorp , Oxford ; and Dunworth , Wilts . DuitRDffG is found in Durrington , Sussex and Wilts . It may be a dialectal form of Burring . The form is found Dursley , Gloucester , and Durley , Hants and Somerset .
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Dog is represented in Dogsthorpe , Northamptonshire . Doggett belongs to this stock . Don is most likely only a dialectal form of Dun . It is found inflected as Donning , in Donnington ( Sussex , Gloucester , Hereford , Salop , Leicester , Berks , and Lincoln ) . It is also found in Donisthprpe , Derby ; and Doniford , Somerset .
Dorr , a beetle , is liahle to be confused with Daw . It is inflected , as Dorringj in Dorrington , Lincoln and Salop , as Dorsing , in Dorsingto r ^ Gloucester , Md Warwick , It is found in Dorstone , Hereford , and Dorton , Bucks and Lancashire . -Dorling belongs to this stock , as does Dorrett and Dorman . Dooming is found in Dormington , Herefordshire . There is Dormston , in Worcestershire .
Dove is a name still existing . Dow is inflected as Doling , which is represeiited by an existing name . The word is found in Dowland , Devonshire , and Dowlisb , Somersetshire , Ddwthorpe , East York , and Dowsley , Lincolnshire . The name powder ^ Down most commonly refers to the local feature of 6 ? o ^^ . It is founcl inflected in Downing .
Downer is found hi A Buck :, the bird , is found as an existing name . It is inflected as Ducking , in Duckington , Cheshire , and as Duckling , in Ducklington , Oxfordshire . The word is found in Duxford , Berks , and Cambridge ; and Duxbury , Lancashire . Duckett and Duckman belong to this stock .
Pubd maybe a dialectal form of Dodd . It is found inflected as Budding , in Duddington , Northamptonshire ; as "J 3 uddle , in Duddleston , Salop and Somerset . The word is found likewise in Dudston , Gloucestershire , Warwickshire , and Salop ; in Dudcot , Berks . Dull is found inflected as Dulling , in Dullingham , Cambridge . The word is found in Dulwich , Surrey , and Dulcote , Somersetshire Dun , the colour , is an existing name . It is inflected as Dunning ,
in the name ; and in Dunnington , Warwickshire , and East York ; Dunningworth , Suffolk ; Bunningley , West York ; and is found in Dunsford , Devon ; Dunsfolcl , Surrey ; Dunsden , Oxon ; Dunsmere , Bucks ; Dunstable , Bedfordshire ; Dunstall , Suffolk , Lincolnshire , and Stafford : Duns well , East York : and Dunston (" Norfolk , Lincoln ,
Derby , Stafford , Durham , and Northumberland ) ; as also in Dunton ( Bucks , Beds , Essex , Leicester , and Norfolk ); Dunthorp , Oxford ; and Dunworth , Wilts . DuitRDffG is found in Durrington , Sussex and Wilts . It may be a dialectal form of Burring . The form is found Dursley , Gloucester , and Durley , Hants and Somerset .