Devise
Devisen.a contrivance, the act of giving by will
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Devise (2)
Devisev.t.to conrive, plan, consider, bequeath
Devised
Devisedpa.contrived, given or left by will
Devisee
Deviseen.a person to whom a thing is devised
Deviser
Devisern.one who diveses, one who bequeathes
Devoid
Devoida.void, empty, vacant, free, destitute
Devoir
Devoirn.service, duty, an act of civility, a tax
Devolution
Devolutionn.the act of devolving, a removal
Devolve
Devolvev.to fail by succession, fall, roll down
Devote
Devotev.t.to dedicate, vow, give up, curse
Devotee
Devoteen.a big or a superstitious person
Devoteness
Devotenessn.a devoted state, devotion
Devotion
Devotiona.piety, worship, zeal, disposal, power
Devotional
Devotionala.pertaining to devotion, pious, holy
Devotionist
Devotionistn.one who is much given to piety
Devour
Devourv.t.to eat ravenously, consume, waste
Devourer
Devourern.one who or that which devours
Devout
Devouta.pious, religious, godly, holy, sincere
Devoutly
Devoutlyad.piously, religiously, go lily, much
Devoutness
Devoutnessn.devotion, piety, zeal, ferviousness
Dew
Dewn.a thin cold vapor;v.t.to wet, to moisten
Dewberry
Dewberryn.a kind of fruit, a blackberry
Dewbesprent
Dewbesprenta.sprinkled or covered with dew
Dewdrop
Dewdropn.a drop of dew, a spangle of dew
Dewlap
Dewlapn.the flesh hanging from an ox's throat
Dewworm
Dewwormn.a genus of worms, annulated
Dewy
Dewya.resembling or wet with dew, moist