Delirious
Deliriousa.lightheaded, ravin, mad, doting
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Delirium
Deliriumn.an alienation of the mind, dotage
Deliver
Deliverv.t.to give, offer, free, save, relate
Deliverable
Deliverablea.that may or ought to be delivered
Deliverance
Deliverancen.freedom, rescue, utterance
Delivered
Deliveredpa.given, presented, freed, saved
Deliverer
Deliverern.a preserver, savior, relater
Delivery
Deliveryn.a release, utterance, childbirth, surrender
Dell
Delln.a valley, pit, hollow, hole
Delphic
Delphic, or Delphiana.relating to Delphi in Greece and the oracle of that place
Delphine
Delphinea.pertaining to the dolphin and a genus of fish
Deltoid
Deltoida.of the shape of the Greek delta, triangular
Deludable
Deludablea.that may be deluded or deceived
Delude
Deludev.t.to deceive, gull, disappoint, debauch
Deluder
Deludern.a beguilder, deceiver, impostor, cheat
Deluge
Delugev.t.to drown, overwhelm, overrun, cover
Deluge (2)
Delugen.a great overflow of water, &c. a flood
Delusive
Delusive, or Delusorya.apt or tending to deceive
Delution
Delutionn.cheat, guile, deception, falsehood
Delve
Delvev.i.to dig, open sift, fathom, examin
Delve (2)
Delven.a ditch, pit, den, cave, hole, quantity
Delver
Delvern.one who digs or opens with a spade
Demagogue
Demagoguen.a ringleader of a rabble or faction
Demain
Demainn.estate in the hands of the lord, or adjoining to the mansion
Demand
Demandn.a claim, question, inquiry, call
Demand (2)
Demandv.t.to claim, ask, ask for with authority
Demandable
Demandablea.that may be demanded or asked