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downfall
a sudden loss due to heavy rain
downfield
In nuclear magnetic resonance, a lower chemical shift.
downgrade
To lower in status or quality.
downhill
Moving toward a lower place or condition.
downie
a term for someone who is feeling down
download
Transfer data from the internet to your device.
downloadable
Available to be downloaded from the internet.
downplay
To make something seem less important.
downpour
A heavy rainstorm.
downright
Completely, often used to emphasize something negative.
downside
A negative aspect or disadvantage of something.
downsize
To reduce the size or number of something.
downstairs
The lower floor of a building or home.
downstream
subsequent in a process or sequence
downtime
a period of inactivity or rest.
downton
Referring to a popular British television series.
downtown
central part of a city with shops and offices.
downtrodden
Oppressed or mistreated individuals or groups.
downturn
a decline in economic or social activity.
downward
Moving towards a lower position.
downwind
In the direction that the wind is blowing.
downy
Soft and fluffy, like down feathers.
dowry
property or money brought into marriage
dox
to publicly reveal private information