Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Demandant

Demandantn.the plaintiff in an action at law

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Demander

Demandern.one who demands, one who asks

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Demarcation

Demarcationn.a boundary or divisional line afcertained

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Demean

Demeanv.to behave, carry, debate, undervalue

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Demean (2)

Demean, or Demeanorn.carriage, behavior

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Demense

Demensen.see demain

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Demephitization

Demephitizationn.a cleansing from foul air

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Demephitize

Demephitizev.t.to purify from foul air

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Demerit

Demeritn.an ill-deserving, crime, guilt, desert

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Demerit (2)

Demeritv.t.to deserve punishment, not used

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Demersed

Demerseda.drowned, plunged, sunk, put under

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Demersion

Demersionn.the act of drowning or plunging

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Demi

Demia.half;n.a half fellow at Oxford

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Demibrigade

Demibrigaden.a half brigade

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Demigod

Demigodn.half a god, a worthy, a great hero

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Demirep

Demirepn.a woman of suspicious character

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Demisable

Demisablea.that may be bequeathed

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Demise

Demisen.death, decease, departure, will, lase

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Demise (2)

Demisev.t.to bequeath at one's death, to let

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Demission

Demissionn.a degradation, diminution, ob.

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Demit

Demitv.t.to let fall, degrade, depress, ob.

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Democracy

Democracyn.a popular form of government

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Democrat

Democratn.an adherent to gov. by the people

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Democratical

Democraticala.of or belonging to a democracy

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Demolish

Demolishv.t.to destroy, raze, overthrow, ruin

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Demolisher

Demolishern.one who demolishes or destroys

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Demolition

Demolitionn.the act of demolishing, ruin, havoc