One advantage of using the desktop version of Microsoft Word is that it does not need an internet connection to function.
What is one advantage of using the desktop version of Microsoft Word?
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It can run inside a user’s browser.
It does not need an internet connection to function.
It is simplified to make the user interface easier to understand.
It does not need a subscription to run.
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100 unique objects one can hold in their hands. beginning with the letters "da".
Here’s a list of unique objects beginning with "da" that one can hold in their hands:
- Dagger
- Daisy (flower)
- Damask rose (flower)
- Dashboard (of a car)
- Datapad (like a tablet)
- Dainty dish (small decorative plate)
- Data cable
- Dalmation (toy figurine)
- Damper (for musical instruments)
- Dance card (historical item for dances)
- Dashboard ornament
- Dari (traditional container)
- Daikon (radish)
- Dark chocolate (bar)
- Darts (game)
- Dark roast coffee beans
- Day planner (organizer)
- Dais (small platform)
- Dial (from a device; e.g., telephone dial)
- Diamond (gem)
- Dice (for games)
- Digital camera
- Dinner plate
- Dish towel
- Data projector remote
- Daffodil (flower)
- Dauber (used for crafts)
- Dance shoes
- Dandelion (flower)
- Dating book (log)
- Dashboard camera
- Date palm (fruit)
- Dualshock controller (game controller)
- Dark sunglasses
- Decoder ring (toy)
- Dairy milk (carton)
- Darts (for a dartboard)
- Daisy chain (flower chain)
- Deep fryer basket
- Decorated cookie
- Drumstick (musical instrument)
- Doll
- Dice cup
- Digital watch
- Desk lamp
- Dandy brush (for horses)
- Dollhouse (miniature)
- Data storage device (USB drive)
- Draining rack (for dishes)
- Digital thermometer
- Dough scraper
- Drafting compass
- Dream catcher
- Djembe (musical instrument)
- Document holder
- Diary
- Disposable camera
- Dessert spoon
- Dive knife
- Duster (for cleaning)
- Dog leash
- Drip coffee maker
- Dovetail jig (woodworking tool)
- Daypack (small backpack)
- Donut (food item)
- Drifting board (for water activities)
- Digital scale
- Dab pen (vaping device)
- Dolphin figurine
- Desk organizer
- Directory (phonebook)
- Decorative pillow
- Drum (musical instrument)
- Dog toy
- Desk clock
- Dirt (small bag for gardening)
- Dartboard (can hold)
- Dance trophy
- Diaper (for babies)
- Disinfectant bottle
- Duct tape
- Diversion book (activity book)
- Djembe mallet
- Dragging sled (for sports)
- Decorative magnet
- Drive shaft (automotive)
- Dance flag (performance prop)
- Drill (hand tool)
- Dropper (for liquids)
- Data sheet (documents)
- Desk mat (for work)
- Dart flight (for darts)
- Dashboard cover
- Digital art tablet
- Doodle pad (for sketches)
- Dungaree (fabric swatch)
- Drive (computer storage media)
- Dessert plate
- Display case (for collectibles)
- Dartboard cabinet
This list includes both common and unique items that start with "da" that can be held in the hand!
same thing but "db"
Here's a list of unique objects beginning with "db" that one can hold in their hands:
- Database (like a physical manual or book)
- DB meter (decibel meter)
- DBR (dynamic brake resistor in electrical contexts)
- Double bass (musical instrument)
- Debit card
- Debugger (handheld tool for programming)
- DB key (for multi-use keys)
- DB cable (such as a DB9 connector or adapter)
- DBX processor (audio processing device)
- DB panel (distribution board)
Due to the restriction of starting with "db," the list is limited. The items provided include common physical objects, tools, and devices recognizable in various contexts. Let me know if you would like to explore something else!
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