Desire (3)
Desiren.a person who is eager after any thing
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Desirous
Desirousa.full of desire, longing after, eager for
Desist
Desistv.t.to cease, give over or up, stop
Desistance
Desistancen.the act of desisting or ceasing
Desitive
Desitivea.ending, concluding, finishing, ob.
Desk
Deskn.an inclined table, a pulpit
Desolate
Desolatev.t.to lay or make waste, to deprive of
Desolate (2)
Desolatea.laid waste, left, solitary, uninhabited
Desolateness
Desolatenessn.a desolate state or condition
Desolation
Desolationn.destruction, sadness, gloominess
Despair
Despairn.extreme grief without hope, a destitution of hope or expection
Despair (2)
Despairv.i.to be without hope of relief
Despairer
Despairern.one who despairs, one who mourns
Despairful
Despairfula.hopeless, lost, desperate, very bad
Despairingly
Despairinglyad.in a despairing or very low way
Desparate
Desparatea.having no hope, rash, furious, mad
Desparateness
Desparatenessn.rashness, folly, fury, madness
Despatch
Despatchv.t.to fend away, finish, execute, kill
Despatch (2)
Despatchn.haste, speed, an express, management
Despatchful
Despatchfula.bent of haste, quite in a hurry, ob.
Despection
Despectionn.the act of looking downward
Desperado
Desperadon.a desperate or furious person, a madman
Desperately
Desperatelyad.rashly, hastily, furiously, madly
Desperation
Desperationn.hopelessness, despair, rashness, fury
Despicable
Despicablea.contemptible, worthless, vile, low
Despicable (2)
Despicablead.meanly, sordidly, scandalously
Despicableness
Despicablenessn.meanness, vileness, baseness