Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Decursive

Decursivea.extending down the sides of a petiole

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Decursively

Decursivelya.in a decursive manner

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Decurtation

Decurtationn.the act of shortening or cutting

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Decussate

Decussatea.growing in opposite pairs alternately

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Decussate (2)

Decussatev.t.to cut or cross at unequal angles

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Decussation

Decussationn.a crossing like threds in net work

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Dedal

Dedal, or Dedaliana.cunning, expert, intricate

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Dedalous

Dedalousa.with variegated margins

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Dedentition

Dedentitionn.a loss or shedding of teeth

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Dedicate

Dedicatev.t.to consecrate, appropriate, inscribe

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Dedicate (2)

Dedicate, or Dedicatedpa.consecrated, inscribed

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Dedication

Dedicationn.the act of dedicating, a consecration

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Dedicator

Dedicatorn.one who dedicates, one who inscribes

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Dedicatory

Dedicatorya.composing a dedication, flattering

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Dedition

Deditionn.the act of yielding up, a surrender

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Dedlian

Dedlian, or Dedala.various, variegated

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Deduce

Deducev.t.to gather, infer, draw, lay down

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Deducement

Deducementn.a thing deduce, an inference

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Deducible

Deduciblea.that may be deduced or inferred

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Deducive

Deducivea.that may be deduced, deducible

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Deduct

Deductv.t.to subtract, take away, separate

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Deduction

Deductionn.an abatement, conclusion, inference

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Deductively

Deductivelyad.by deduction, by consequence

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Deed

Deedn.an action, exploit, agency, fact writing

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Deed (2)

Deedv.t.to give or transfer by deed

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Deedless

Deedlessa.inactive, idle, indolent, sluggish

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Deem

Deemn.a judgment, opinion, belief, ob.