diligent /dilˈi-jənt/

1. Steady and earnest in application
2. Industrious

dilˈigence noun

1. Steady application
2. Industriousness
3. A warrant to produce witnesses, books, etc, or a process by which persons or goods are attached (Scots law)
4. (also pronounced /dē-lē-zhãs/) a French or continental stagecoach (also dillˈy; historical)

• Pullmans
• pull off
• pull-on
• pull oneself together
• pull oneself up by one's bootstraps
• pull oneself up by one's own bootstraps
• pull one's finger out
• pull one's punches
• pull one's weight
• pull-ons
• pullorum disease
• pull out
• pull-out
• pull out all the stops
• pull out a…stop
• pull over
• pullover
• pullovers
• pull rank
• pull round
• pulls
• pull someone's leg
• pull strings
• pull-tab
• pull-tabs