Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Deceive

Deceivev.t.to mislead, mock, cheat, impose on

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Deceived

Deceivedpa.mistaken, cheated, imposed on

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Deceiver

Deceivern.one who deceives, an impostor, a cheat

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December

Decembern.the last month in the year

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Decemdentate

Decemdentatea.having ten points or teeth

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Decemlocular

Decemloculara.having ten cells for feeds

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Decemsid

Decemsida.divided into ten parts

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Decemvir

Decemvirn.one of the Roman council of ten

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Decemviral

Decemvirala.pertaining to the decemvirs

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Decemvirate

Decemviraten.a government by ten rulers

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Decency

Decencyn.fitness, propriety, modesty, cleanliness

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Decennary

Decennaryn.a term of ten years

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Decennial

Decennialn.of, containing or lasting ten years

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Decennoval

Decennoval, or Decennovarya.of or relating to 19

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Decent

Decenta.becoming, fit, suitable, proper, modest

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Decently

Decentlyad.in a fit or proper manner, fitly, well

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Deceptible

Deceptiblea.that may be deceived or cheated

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Deception

Deceptionn.a deceiving, deceit, cheat

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Deceptious

Deceptiousa.deceitful, false, treacherous, base

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Deceptive

Deceptivea.able to deceive, deceitful, false

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Decerption

Decerptionn.the act of pulling or rending off

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Decharm

Decharmv.t.to counteract a charm, ob.

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Decide

Decidev.t.to determin, finish, conclude, settle

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Decidedly

Decidedlyad.absolutely, positively, really, fully

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Decidence

Decidencen.the act of falling off or away, ob.

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Decider

Decidern.a person who determins quarrels, &c.

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Deciduous

Deciduousa.falling off, fading, not continual