Deprive
Deprivev.t.to take from, debar, put out, free
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Depth
Depthn.deepness, a deep piece, highth, skill
Depuation
Depuationn.a cleansing or purifying
Depulsory
Depulsorya.putting away, removin, avertin
Depurate
Depuratea.cleansed, purified, free from dregs
Depurate (2)
Depurate, or Depurev.t.to cleanse, purify, purge
Depuratory
Depuratorya.tending to cleanse, purify or free
Deputation
Deputationn.the act of deputing, a commission
Depute
Deputev.t.to fend appoint, empower
Deputize
Deputizev.t.to empower to act as a deputy,Etym. (Con.)
Deputy
Deputyn.one who officiates in the name of another
Deracinate
Deracinatev.t.to root or tear up, to root out
Deraign
Deraign, or Derainv.t.to prove, justify, turn
Derange
Derangev.to put out of order, embarrass
Derangement
Derangementn.state of disorder, embarrassment
Derelict
Derelicta.abandoned,n.a thing abandoned
Dereliction
Derelictionn.a utter forsaking or laving, want
Deride
Deridev.t.to laugh at, ridicule, mock, scorn
Derider
Deridern.a laugher, mocker, scoffer, bussoon
Derision
Derisionn.a laughingstock, jest, scorn, contempt
Derisive
Derisive, or Derisora.jesting, ridiculing, mocking
Derivable
Derivablea.coming by derivation, arising
Derivation
Derivationn.a tracing from some original
Derivative
Derivativea.derived or deduced from another
Derivative (2)
Derivativen.a word derived from another
Derive
Derivev.to trace, deduce, take or descend from
Derived
Derivedpa.drawn, deduced, spread abroad