Divaricate (2)
Divaricatea.standing wide apart
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Divarication
Divaricationn.a division, a standing apart
Dive
Divev.i.to swim or go under water, to go deep
Divellent
Divellenta.drawing asunder, separating
Diver
Divern.one who dives, a water-fowl, a disapper
Diverberation
Diverberationn.the act of beating through
Diverge
Divergev.i.to bendor depart from one point
Divergence
Divergencen.a separating or going farther apart
Divergent
Divergenta.going farther asunder, departing
Diverging
Divergingpa.separating at a greater distance
Divergingly
Diverginglyad.in a diverging manner
Divers
Diversa.several, sundry, many
Diverse
Diversea.different, unlike, contrary, opposit
Diversification
Diversificationn.a change, alteratin, variety
Diversion
Diversionn.a turning aside, sport, pastime, game
Diversity
Diversityv.t.to variegate, vary, alter, distinguish
Diversity (2)
Diversityn.a difference, unlikeness, variety
Diversly
Diverslyad.differently, variously, contrarily
Divert
Divertv.t.to turn aside, entertain, please, ruin
Diverter
Divertern.one who or a thing that diverts
Diverting
Divertingpa.a turning, pleasing, ageeable
Divertingly
Divertinglyad.in an entertaining manner
Divertise
Divertisev.t.to divert, amuse, please, ob.
Divertisement
Divertisementn.diversion, pleasure, recreations, ob.
Divertive
Divertivea.diverting, amusing, pleasing
Divest
Divestv.t.to strip, make naked, dispossess
Divesture
Divesturen.the act of stripping or putting off