Old English dysignesse, "folly;" see dizzy + -ness. From c. 1400 as "giddiness, whirling in the head."
divulge
divvy
Dixie
Dixiecrat
dizygotic
dizziness
dizzy
DJ
dj-
*dlegh-
DNA
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