cred
to believe, trust
credo
statement of beliefs
credulity
gullible
crypt
hidden
cub/cumb
to lie down
incumbent
existing, binding, obligatory
recumbent
to lie down, flat
culp
blame
culpable
deserving of blame
exculpate
to show innocence
inculpate
to incriminate
mea culpa
an acknowledgment of one's error
cour/cur
running, a course
de
away, off, down, completely, reversal
defile
desecrate, impair, to make unclean
delineate
to describe precisely
endemic
regularly found among a certain area
dem
people
di/dia
apart, through
diaphanous
light, delicate, sheer
dic/dict/dit
to say, tell, use words
abdicate
to renounce one's throne
dign
worth
deign
do something that one considers to be beneath one's dignity, condescending
indignant
angered at something unjust or wrong
disdain
feeling that someone is unworthy of respect
dis/dif
away from, apart
dac/doc
to teach
doctrinaire
one seeking to impose a doctrine
didactic
intended to carry a message
dog/dox
opinion
paradox
contradictory but true statement
dogma
rules laid out by authority
dol
suffer, pain
doleful
mournful
dolorous
mournful
indolent
lazy/idle
don/dot/dow
to give
endow
to equip
dub
doubt
dubiety
noun: to be uncertain
indubitable
impossible to doubt
duc/duct
to lead
dys
faulty
epi
upon
equ
equal