Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Degenerate (2)

Degeneratev.i.to decay in virtue or kind

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Degeneration

Degenerationn.the act or state of degenerating

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Degenerous

Degenerousa.degenerated, vile, base, ob.

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Degenerously

Degenerouslyad.meanly, basely, unworthily, ob.

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Deglutinate

Deglutinatev.to unglue, undo, loosen, slacken

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Deglutition

Deglutitionn.the act of swallowing, a swallow

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Degradation

Degradationn.a degeneracy, removal, shade

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Degrade

Degradev.to lessen, place lower, disgrace, turn out

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Degree

Degreen.a quality, class, station, proportion, the 3th part of a circle, on the earth 6 miles

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Dehiscence

Dehiscencen.a gaping, the opening of capsules, or the season for it

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Dehort

Dehortv.t.to dissuade, discourage, damp, ob.

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Dehortation

Dehortationn.dissuasion, advice to the contrary

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Dehortatory

Dehortatorya.tending or aiming to dissuade, ob.

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Deicide

Deiciden.the death of our Savior, a murderer, ob.

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Deification

Deificationn.a deifying, the making of a god

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Deify

Deifyv.t.to make a god, adore, praise much

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Deign

Deign, [dane]v.i.to vouchsafe, grant, allow

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Deism

Deismn.a deniel or rejection of all revelation

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Deist

Deistn.one who adheres to deism, a disbeliever

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Deistical

Deisticala.belonging or tending to deism

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Deity

Deityn.a divinity, God, the nature of God

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Deject

Dejectv.t.to cast down, grieve, afflict, crush

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Dejectedly

Dejectedlyad.in a dejected manner, heavily

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Dejectedness

Dejectednessn.dejection, a lowness of spirits

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Dejection

Dejectionn.melancholy, lowness, weakness, a stool

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Dejecture

Dejecturen.excrements, a stool, refuse

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Delapsed

Delapseda.falling or bearing down, fallen