| D | |
| daak | to nod off |
| darg | manual work |
| daud | piece of |
| day amang the sdockens | unexpected commotion |
| deaved | deafened |
| deedlin | mouth music |
| deited | dizzy, lightheaded, daft |
| deugin | stubborn |
| dicht | to clean |
| dird | to flit about |
| dirdie-flicher | butterfly |
| Dirdie-Wicker | an inhabitant of Wick |
| dirl | to vibrate, to ring, to (cause to) tingle |
| dirler | chamber pot |
| divadies | little fleecy clouds |
| doad | fool, useless person |
| dochter | daughter |
| doo | pigeon |
| doon-lookit | cunning, untrustworthy |
| dort | to sulk |
| dottled | senile |
| doup | end, stump, backside |
| dour | unsmiling person |
| dreich | cold and misty |
| drocht | drought, thirsty |
| drooglan | dirty |
| drookin | to get a soaking |
| drookit | soaked |
| drumlie | cold |
| drumoid | sad, unhappy |
| drunt | slow person |
| duds | clothes |
| dunt | to knock against, (to give) a heavy blow (to) |
| dwam | loss of consciousness |
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