Desert (4)
Deserta.wild, solitary, waste, untilled, rough
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Deserter
Desertern.one who deserts, one who forsakes
Desertion
Desertionn.the act of deserting or forsaking
Desertless
Desertlessa.void of merit, worthless, vile
Deserve
Deservev.t.to be worthy, to merit good or bad
Deservedly
Deservedlyad.worthily, justly, properly, fitly
Deserver
Deservern.one who is deserving of reward
Deserving
Deservinga.worthy of, worthy;n.desert
Desiccant
Desiccantn.a drier up of humors in medicin
Desiccate
Desiccatev.t.to dry up, to exhale moisture
Desiccation
Desiccationn.the act of drying or making dry
Desiccative
Desiccativea.able or tending to dry, drying
Desiderate
Desideratev.t.to desire, with for, wand, ob.
Desiderated
Desideratedpa.desired, wished for, missed
Desideratum
Desideratumn.something wanted, the point aimed
Design
Designv.t.to purpose, intend, plan, devote
Design (2)
Designn.a purpose, intention, plan, scheme, aim
Designable
Designablea.that is capable of being designed
Designation
Designationn.an appointment, meaning, intention
Designedly
Designedlyad.purposely, intentionally
Designer
Designern.a contriver, framer, drawer, architect
Designing
Designingpa.intending, deceitful, artful
Designment
Designmentn.a scheme, plot, intention, sketch, ob.
Desipient
Desipienta.trifling, foolish, playful
Desirable
Desirablea.worthy of desire, pleasing, food, fine
Desire
Desiren.a passion excited by the love of an object, or love excited into action, a wish to obtain
Desire (2)
Desirev.t.to wish, long for, ask, beg entreat