Deriver
Derivern.one who derives, one who draws from
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Dernier
Derniera.the last, the only one, only remaining
Derogate
Derogatev.to detract, lessen, take from injure
Derogate (2)
Derogatea.lessen, damaged, injured
Derogated
Derogatedpa.controlled, lssened, weakened
Derogation
Derogationn.a disparagement, injury
Derogative
Derogative, or Derogatorya.degrading, lssening
Dervis
Dervis, or Dervisen.a Turkish priest or monk
Descant
Descantn.a song, tune, air, discourse, disputation
Descant (2)
Descantv.i.to sing, discourse, enlarge
Descend
Descendv.i.to come down or from, spring, sink
Descendable
Descendablea.that may or can descend
Descendant
Descendantn.the offspring or race of an ancestor
Descendant (2)
Descendanta.proceeding from another, falling
Descension
Descensionn.a descent, a declension
Descent
Descentn.a slope, invasion, family, birth, step
Describable
Describablea.that may be described
Describer
Describern.one who describes, one who marks out
Descrier
Descriern.a person who discovers or finds out
Description
Descriptionn.the act of describing, representation
Descriptive
Descriptivea.containing description
Descry
Descryn.a discovery;v.t.to spy out, to discover
Desecrate
Desecratev.t.to pollute things sacred, ob.
Desecration
Desecrationn.a pollution of things sacred, ob.
Desert
Desertn.merit, worth, a claim to reward, a reward
Desert (2)
Desertv.to forsake, leave, quit, run off or away
Desert (3)
Desertn.a wilderness, waste, waste country