Job with D

  • Diagnoses and treats illnesses

  • Treats teeth and oral health

  • Operates a vehicle to transport people or goods

  • Performs dance professionally

  • Leads films, plays, or organizations

  • Creates plans for objects or visuals

  • Walks dogs for pet owners

  • Monitors building entry and greets guests

  • Investigates crimes or mysteries

  • Plays drums in music performances

  • Operates machinery to excavate earth

  • Specialist in skin health

  • Swims underwater for work or sport

  • Creates software or builds property

  • Legit profession: nutrition expert for health.

  • A job title, e.g., car or art dealer.

  • Kitchen role: washes dishes in restaurants.

  • Works training dogs - yep, a real job.

  • Teaches dance classes - definitely a job.

  • An official political role, often held by an authoritarian ruler.

  • Academic role leading a faculty or school.

  • Works on a farm producing milk—real job.

  • Recognized job: interior/home decorator.

  • Teaches dance—definitely a real job.

  • Profession caring for and styling dogs.

  • Licensed dental care professional.

  • Supports dentists—real healthcare job.

  • Skilled worker operating drilling rigs.

  • Real job catching stray dogs (animal control).

  • Accredited expert in human nutrition.

  • Teaches people to drive; real profession.

  • Manual labor job digging trenches.

  • Professional driver operating dump trucks.

  • Teaches drama/theater in schools.

  • Works at a front desk helping guests.

  • Analyzes data for insights; real career.

  • Usually spelled 'doorman'; building attendant.

  • Runs or works at a dry-cleaning service.

  • Theater dresser helps with costumes; real job.

  • A real job collecting overdue debts.

  • Also called a DJ; plays music professionally.

  • Law enforcement role; accepted job title.

  • Hunts deer for pay; can be a real job.

  • A real job caring for children at daycare.

  • US term for public prosecutor; real job.

  • Old-fashioned sales job; still valid.

  • Trains dolphins; an actual profession.

  • Represents a country abroad; real job.

  • Entering data for pay; a common job.

  • Professional diver for work at sea.

  • Sews and alters dresses; a real profession.

  • A person who searches discarded items, sometimes as paid work.

  • Coordinates drivers or calls; real job.

  • Prepares technical drawings; real job.

  • Sells doors to customers; sales job.

  • Assists dentists; UK healthcare role.

  • Buys and sells stocks for a living.

  • Garbage collector; valid in the UK.

  • Hunts ducks professionally/guide work.

  • Teaches scuba/diving—real, common job.

  • Builds doors; a carpentry profession.

  • Lawyer specialized in divorce cases

  • UK term for garbage collector—valid job.

  • Artisan who designs and makes dolls.

  • Business role managing product distribution

  • Tech professional building data systems.

  • A game facilitator who guides players through a role-playing adventure.

  • Works with and controls dogs—real job.

  • Breeds dogs professionally for sale.

  • UK school lunchtime supervisor—real job.

  • Waitress working at a diner—valid job phrase.

  • Office role managing desks/staff and daily tasks

Le parole nell'elenco Job with D provengono dai giocatori del gioco di parole Nomi, Cose, Città.