- Destroyers, in brief
- Destroyers, in naval slang
- Destroyers, slangily
- Destroyers, so to speak
- destroying
- destroying deity
- DESTROYING fungus
- destroying goddess
- destroying or expelling worms
- DESTROYING THE MORAL BASIS FOR A DOCTRINE OR POLICY
- Destroys
- Destroys by degrees
- Destroys by disintegration
- Destroys by erosion
- Destroys by fire
- Destroys completely
- Destroys files, in a way
- Destroys gradually
- destroys hope in
- destroys hopes
- Destroys insidiously
- Destroys intentionally after rocket launch
- Destroys sensitive documents, in a way
- Destroys sensitive material
- Destroys totally
- Destroys utterly
- Destroys utterly, as a car
- Destroys, as a 40-Down
- Destroys, as a hotel room
- Destroys, as books
- Destroys, as docs
- Destroys, as documents
- Destroys, as illusions
- Destroys, in a way
- Destroys, office-style
- Destroys, with "up"
- Destruction
- DESTRUCTION ACHIEVED BY CAUSING SOMETHING TO BE WRECKED OR RUINED
- DESTRUCTION BY ANNIHILATING SOMETHING
- DESTRUCTION by fire
- destruction caused by the forces of nature
- destruction Hindu god of
- destruction Hindu goddess of
- Destruction of a building
- destruction of a ship through storm or collision
- destruction of body cells
- DESTRUCTION of body cells by their own enzymes
- destruction of cells by a lysin
- DESTRUCTION of life
- DESTRUCTION of national groups
- DESTRUCTION of neutral property, right of
- DESTRUCTION of soul as well as body (theol.)
- DESTRUCTION of species
- Destruction of the environment
- DESTRUCTION OF TISSUE BY FREEZING AND CHARACTERIZED BY TINGLING, BLISTERING AND POSSIBLY GANGRENE
- Destruction on a mass scale
- destruction or loss of life on a massive scale
- Destruction, plus
- destructive
- Destructive "Doctor Who" creature
- Destructive 1964 Florida hurricane
- Destructive 1966 hurricane
- Destructive 1995 hurricane
- Destructive 1998 hurricane
- Destructive 1999 Florida hurricane
- Destructive 2004 hurricane
- Destructive 2005 Hurricane
- Destructive 2005 newsmaker
- Destructive 2008 hurricane
- Destructive 2011 East Coast hurricane
- Destructive 2012 hurricane
- Destructive 2017 hurricane
- Destructive agent
- DESTRUCTIVE beetle
- Destructive beetles
- Destructive compound
- Destructive computer program
- Destructive contingent
- Destructive crime
- Destructive crowds
- Destructive current
- Destructive digger
- Destructive emotion
- Destructive episode
- Destructive episodes
- DESTRUCTIVE FORCE
- Destructive frenzied
- Destructive funnel
- Destructive Greek god
- Destructive Hindu god (var.)
- Destructive Hindu goddess
- destructive hooligan
- Destructive hurricane of '05
- Destructive hurricane of 2002
- Destructive hurricane of 2005
- Destructive hurricane of 2011
- destructive insect
- DESTRUCTIVE LONG-HAIRED BURROWING RAT OF SOUTHERN NORTH AMERICA AND CENTRAL AMERICA
- Destructive Martinique volcano
- Destructive material
- destructive metabolism
- Destructive mob
- DESTRUCTIVE OF IMAGES USED IN RELIGIOUS WORSHIP
- Destructive Olympian
- Destructive one
- Destructive peak in Sicily
- Destructive people
- DESTRUCTIVE person
- Destructive precipitation
- Destructive rodent
- Destructive sap sucker
- Destructive Sicilian peak
- Destructive son of Zeus
- Destructive sort
- Destructive spinner
- Destructive spree
- Destructive sprees
- DESTRUCTIVE stampede
- Destructive storm
- Destructive stuff
- Destructive tidal wave
- Destructive type
- Destructive volcano in Sicily
- Destructive water
- destructive wave
- DESTRUCTIVE wave of highly compressed air
- Destructive waves
- Destructive whirlwind
- Destructive wind
- Destructive wind vortex
- Destructive windstorm
- Destructive worker
- Destructive-type large-scale fire
- Destructive, as a relationship
- Destructively out of control
- destructiveness
- destructiveness that causes harm or injury
- destructor
- DESTRY RIDES AGAIN (FILM) CAST
- desuetude
- desultory
- Desus & Mero channel, for short
- Det.
- Det. Bonasera on "CSI: NY"
- Det. Joe Friday's show
- Det. Lions or Chi. Bears
- Det. McGarrett of "Hawaii Five-O"
- Det. Sipowicz's employer
- Det. Tiger or N.Y. Yankee
- Detach
- DETACH (ant.)
- Detach (from)
- Detach a medal
- DETACH and drop off
- Detach by tearing
- detach completely
- Detach from a source of dependence
- Detach from dependence
- Detach from old habits
- Detach from the bottle
- Detach from the dock
- Detach gradually
- Detach gradually (from)
- Detach gradually, as from a habit
- Detach necklace, belt, etc.
- Detach rope after a lead climbing route
- Detach slowly (from)
- Detach truck from train
- Detach, as a book page
- Detach, as a brooch
- Detach, as a campaign button
- Detach, as a cat's claw from a sweater
- Detach, as a clothespin
- Detach, as a dress pattern
- Detach, as a fence gate
- Detach, as a lapel mic
- Detach, as a lapel mike
- Detach, as a medal
- Detach, as a page
- Detach, as a paper slip
- Detach, as a rind
- Detach, as a seatbelt
- Detach, as a sticker
- Detach, as a trailer
- Detach, as from a habit
- Detach, as from a lapel
- Detach, as rope
- Detach, as some earrings
- Detach, as some jewelry
- Detach, in a certain way
- Detach, in a way
- Detach, with "off"
- DETACHABLE
- Detachable catalog item
- Detachable collars
- Detachable container
- detachable cover to protect the rear part of an open car
- Detachable craft
- Detachable housing
- Detachable section of a magazine or newspaper
- Detachable sections
- Detachable shirt collar
- Detachable shirt front
- Detachable shirtfront
- Detachable spacecraft
- Detachable spacecraft unit
- Detachable strip
- Detachable sub-unit
- Detachable toy blocks
- Detachable, in a way
- Detached
- Detached bit of land
- Detached by ripping
- Detached ends?
- detached feeling
- Detached from gradually
- DETACHED from the material (metaphys.)
- DETACHED IN MUSIC
- detached mass
- Detached peninsula
- DETACHED person
- Detached piece of ice
- Detached piece of land
- detached pieces of necrotic bone that often migrate to wounds
- DETACHED state
- Detached type
- Detached US state
- Detached via perforations
- Detached, as a coupon
- Detached, as a sheet from a notepad
- Detached, in a way
- Detached, in music
- Detached, musically
- Detached, on a score
- Detached, with "off"
- detachedly scientific
- detaches
- Detaches by ripping
- Detaches gradually
- Detaches, as a brooch
- Detaches, in a way
- detaching
- detachment
- Detachment of fighter jets
- DETACHMENT of men from larger body for special duty
- Detachment of soldiers
- Detachment of troops
- Detachment of troops mostly came back abnormally thin
- Detachment on reconnaissance
- Detail