The acronym DME may refer to the following:
- Diastatic Malt Extract, a type of ingredient used in homebrewing (of beer)
- Dimethyl ether (or methoxymethane), a colorless, gaseous ether
- Dimethyoxethane (also glyme, monoglyme, dimethyl alcohol, ethylene glycol dimethyl ether, dimethyl cellosolve, DME), a type of clear, colorless, liquid ether that can be mixed with water, and is used as a solvent
- Diabetic Macular Edema, a type of ocular disease, specifically as a complication of diabetes
- Digital Multi Effects, a type of device used for video image manipulation, such as in live broadcasting and post-production
- Distance Measuring Equipment, a transponder-based radio navigation technology used by aircraft for determining distance
- Dropping Mercury Electrode, a type of working electrode made of mercury that is used for polarography
- Durable Medical Equipment, a classification of medical equipment that may be used in the home
- Direct Machine Environment, an Operating System for the ICL 2900 Series of mainframe computers
- Dakota, Minnesota, and Eastern Railroad, a Class II railroad in the US, with a reporting mark of DME
- Dubai Mercantile Exchange, a commodity exchange in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates
- Domodedovo International Airport, a major international airport in Moscow in Russia, with the IATA code of DME
- Disney's Magical Express, a transportation service for guests with reservations from Orlando International Airport to Walt Disney World, Florida in the US
- DME (Detroit Mold Engineering), a brand used by American plastic processing equipment manufacturer and distributor, Milacron LLC
- Design Management Europe (DME) Award, a prize for design management awarded in Europe
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