[eluser]beemr[/eluser]
Actually, a DL doesn't need to have more than one pair of DT/DD to be meaningful. The DL spec is very flexible, giving the affordance for a term pairing to include more than one definition or more than one term. eg.:
Code:
<dl>
<dt>Death</dt>
<dt>Taxes</dt>
<dd>Sure things in life.</dd>
<dd>Government services</dd>
</dl>
Think of it more as a UL with two ways of presenting its items. You could even argue that encasing each pairing in a DL is even more semantically meaningful, especially as far as DOM operations are concerned.
Consider the semantics of most forms. Aren't they just definition lists for which the user must provide the definitions?
