Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Deaf

Deafa.wanting the sense of hearing

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Deaf (2)

Deaf, or Deafenv.t.to make deaf, stupify, confound

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Deafish

Deafisha.somewhat deaf, dull of hearing, dull

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Deafly

Deaflyad.obscurely, to the ear, flatly, badly

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Deafness

Deafnessn.the want of proper hearing, dulness

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Deal

Dealn.a quantity, portion, part, firwood

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Deal (2)

Dealv.dealt,pret.dealt,pa.to distribute, give, divide, trade, treat, contend

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Dealer

Dealern.one who deals, one who trades

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Dealing

Dealingn.practice, business, concern, treatment

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Dealt

Dealtpa.given to or out, used, treated, handled

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Dean

Deann.a considerable dignitary in the church

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Deanry

Deanryn.the office, revenue or house of a dean

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Dear

Deara.beloved, costly, high scarce, fad, grievous

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Dear (2)

Dearn.a word of endearment, a person beloved

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Dearbought

Dearboughta.purchased at too high a price

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Dearly

Dearlyad.with great fondness, at a high price

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Dearness

Dearnessn.fondness, a high price, cost, scarcity

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Dearth

Dearthn.a great scarcity, want, barrenness

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Death

Deathn.a extinction of life, mortality, damnation

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Deathbed

Deathbedn.the bed of a dying person, last bed

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Deathless

Deathlessa.never dying, immortal, perpetual

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Deathlike

Deathlikea.resembling death, still, motionless

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Debar

Debarv.t.to exclude, shut out, hinder, deprive

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Debark

Debarkv.to land, disembark, to strip of bark

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Debase

Debasev.t.to lessen, degrade, sink, adulterate

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Debasement

Debasementn.the act of debasing or lessening

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Debaser

Debasern.one who debases, one who pollutes