Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Debatable

Debatablea.disputable, uncertain, not clear

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Debate

Debatev.t.to consider, argue, dispute, contest

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Debate (2)

Debate, or Debatementn.a dispute, contest, quarrel

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Debated

Debatedpa.argued, disputed, deliberated

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Debater

Debatern.one who debates, one who wrangles

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Debauch

Debauchn.a drunken bout, excess, lewdness

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Debauch (2)

Debauchv.to seduce, corrupt, spoil, ruin, rake

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Debauchee

Debaucheen.a drunkard, rake, very loose man

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Debaucher

Debauchern.a man who debauches or corrupts

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Debauchery

Debaucheryn.lewdness, intemperance, excess

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Debauchment

Debauchmentn.the act of debauching, ob.

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Debel

Debel, or Debellatev.t.to conquer by war, ob.

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Debellation

Debellationn.the act of subduing by war, ob.

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Debenture

Debenturen.a writ by which a debt is claimed

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Debile

Debilea.weak, feeble, infirm, crazy, faint, ob.

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Debilitate

Debilitatev.t.to weaken, enfeeble, make faint

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Debilitation

Debilitationn.a weakening, weakness, decay

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Debility

Debilityn.weakness, feebleness, faintness, decay

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Debit

Debitn.debt, the debtor side of an account

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Debit (2)

Debitv.t.to charge with debt in an account

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Debonair

Debonaira.elegant, well-bred, gay, airy, brisk

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Debt

Debtn.what is another's just due, a fort of writ

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Debted

Debteda.indebted, obliged to or by another

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Debtee

Debteen.a creditor, one to whom a debt is due

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Debtor

Debtorn.who is in debt;a.owing, due

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Decade

Decaden.the sum or number of ten, a term of ten days in the new French calendar

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Decagynia

Decagynian.an order of plants with ten styles