dg

decigram; decigrams.

Nearby words

Definition for dg (2 of 3)

D.G.

by the grace of God.

Origin of D.G.

From the Latin word Deī grātiā

Definition for dg (3 of 3)

D.G.

Director General.

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Examples from the Web for dg

DG are the initials of Dolce Gabbana, “an Italian luxury industry fashion house.”
The Crime of Kufr Qaddoum: An EmergencyStandWithDavidMonitor Animal Rights Division Expose|Eli Valley|March 29, 2012|DAILY BEAST
Not in any way writing disrespectfully, was the slang word taken from Hogwith the g soft, which gives the dg pronunciation?
A Dictionary of Slang, Cant, and Vulgar Words|A London Antiquary
An adverbial dative singular without an inflectional ending is found with hm, dg, morgen, and fen.
Anglo-Saxon Grammar and Exercise Book|C. Alphonso Smith
Se witega cw, t se miccla Godes dg is swie gehende, and earle swyft.
The Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church|lfric

KL, one dg we freolsia am halgum were Benedick to wurmynte, for his micclum geincum.
The Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church|lfric

British Dictionary definitions for dg (1 of 2)

dg

dg.

abbreviation for

decigram

British Dictionary definitions for dg (2 of 2)

DG

abbreviation for

Deo gratias

director-general

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