Diffusion
Diffusion, or Diffusivenessn.dispersion, copiousness
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Diffusion, or Diffusivenessn.dispersion, copiousness
Diffusivea.dispersed, spreading far, copious, full
Digv.digged, dug,pret.digged, dug,pa.to turn up with a spade, make search, obt. in
Digastrica.having a double belly
Digestn.a volume or collection of laws, a system
Digestv.to dissolve, set in oder, arrange, cleanse
Digestern.a person who or that which digests, a vessel to confine elastic vapors
Digestibilityn.the state of being capable of digestion
Digestiblea.that may be digested or concocted
Digestionn.a dissolvin of food in the stomach
Digestivea.causing digestion, methodifing
Diggern.one who digs or turns up the ground
Dightv.t.to dress, deck, adorn, trim, ob.
Dightedpa.dressed, adorned, tricked out
Digitn.three-fourths of an inch, a twelfth part of the diameter of the sun or moon, any number expressed by a single figure, a figure
Digitala.of or relating to a digit or the fingers
Digitatea.divided like fingers
Digladiationn.a combat with swords, ob.
Dignificationn.exaltation, promotion, dignity
Dignifiedpa.invested with honors, exalted
Dignifyv.t.to advance, raise, exalt, prefer honor
Dignitaryn.a dignified or exalted clergyman
Dignityn.grandeur, rank, honor, merit, a post
Dignotionn.distinction, a mark of distinction, ob.
Digonousa.having two angles
Digraphn.a combination of two letters of which one only is pronounced
Digressv.i.to turn from a subject, deviate, err