Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Deem (2)

Deemv.t.to judge, conclude, think

380

Deep

Deepa.far to the bottom, knowing, affecting, dark

381

Deep (2)

Deepn.the sea, a solemn or still part, depth

382

Deep (3)

Deep, or Deeplyad.in a high degree, sorrowfully

383

Deepen

Deepenv.t.to make deep or sad, darken, cloud

384

Deepmouthed

Deepmoutheda.making a hoarse a loud voice

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Deepmusing

Deepmusinga.lost in thought, pensive, sad

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Deepness

Deepnessn.a deep state or quality, depth, skill

387

Deer

Deern.a fine forest-animal hunted for venison

388

Deerstealing

Deerstealingn.the act or crime of stealing deer

389

Deface

Defacev.t.to disfigure, destroy, erase, blot out

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Defacement

Defacementn.a disfiguring, violation, injury

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Defacer

Defacern.a disfigurer, destroyer, abolisher

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Defailance

Defailancen.a failure, miscarriage, defect, ob.

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Defalcate

Defalcatev.t.to cut or lop off, prune, abridge

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Defalcation

Defalcationn.a cutting off, a diminution

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Defamation

Defamationn.slander, reproach, censure, blame

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Defamatory

Defamatorya.slanderous, scandalizing, false

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Defame

Defamev.t.to censure falsely, scandalize, revile

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Defamer

Defamern.one who defames, one who slanders

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Defatigate

Defatigatev.t.to tire, weary, fatigue, ob.

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Default

Defaultn.an omission, non-appearance of a defendant in court when called, defect, fault, flaw

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Default (2)

Defaultv.t.to call a defendant in court and declare him in default for non-appearance

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Defaulter

Defaultern.one who fails in payment, a debtor

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Defeasance

Defeasancen.the act of annulling, a defeat

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Defeat

Defeatv.t.to overthrow, rout, destroy, disappoint

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Defeat (2)

Defeatn.an overthrow, deprivation, destruction