What in the heck is a DAJJ?

In the beginning, the D stood for someone.  However, the original D is no longer pertinent and so I am making up D words I like.  The A, J,  and J standing for Anika, Joel, and Julie (or Julie and Joel, if Joel isn't looking over my shoulder). 

From back to front - Charlie, Comanche, Train, and April.  This is our herd.

 This month's word is dishabille, because it is rarely used, is fairly obsolote and therefore, we liked it a lot.  We are pretty casual, but we are almost never careless.  If you can think of any suitable "D" words, let us know.  The more ridiculous the better.