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Webster Dictionary :: Dizzard

DIZZARD, n. [See Dizzy .] A blockhead. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Dizz

DIZZ, v.t. [See Dizzy .] To astonish; to puzzle; to make dizzy. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Dizen

DIZEN, v.t. dizn. To dress gayly; to deck. This word is not esteemed elegant, an...

Webster Dictionary :: Divulsive

DIVULSIVE, a. That pulls asunder; that rends.

Webster Dictionary :: Divulsion

DIVULSION, n. [L., to pull.] The act of pulling or plucking away; a rending asun...

Webster Dictionary :: Divulging

DIVULGING, ppr. Disclosing; publishing; revealing.

Webster Dictionary :: Divulger

DIVULGER, n. One who divulges or reveals.

Webster Dictionary :: Divulged

DIVULGED, pp. Made public; revealed; disclosed; published.

Webster Dictionary :: Divulge

DIVULGE, v.t. divulj. [L., to make public; the common people; people.] 1. To mak...

Webster Dictionary :: Divulgation

DIVULGATION, n. The act of divulging or publishing.

Webster Dictionary :: Divulgate

DIVULGATE, a. Published. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Divorcive

DIVORCIVE, a. Having power to divorce.

Webster Dictionary :: Divorcing

DIVORCING, ppr. Dissolving the marriage contract; separating from bed and board;...

Webster Dictionary :: Divorcer

DIVORCER, n. 1. The person or cause that produces divorce. 2. One of a sect call...

Webster Dictionary :: Divorcement

DIVORCEMENT, n. Divorce; dissolution of the marriage tie. Let him write her a bi...

Webster Dictionary :: Divorced

DIVORCED, pp. Separated by a dissolution of the marriage contract; separated fro...

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