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Webster Dictionary :: Defy

DEFY, v.t. 1. To dare; to provoke to combat or strife, by appealing to the coura...

Webster Dictionary :: Defunction

DEFUNCTION, n. Death.

Webster Dictionary :: Defunct

DEFUNCT, a. [L. To perform and discharge.] Having finished the course of life; d...

Webster Dictionary :: Deftness

DEFTNESS, n. Neatness; beauty.

Webster Dictionary :: Deftly

DEFTLY, adv. Neatly; dextrously; in a skilful manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Deft

DEFT, a. Neat; handsome; spruce; ready; dextrous; fit; convenient.

Webster Dictionary :: Defrayment

DEFRAYMENT, n. Payment.

Webster Dictionary :: Defraying

DEFRAYING, ppr. Paying; discharging.

Webster Dictionary :: Defrayer

DEFRAYER, n. One who pays or discharges expenses.

Webster Dictionary :: Defrayed

DEFRAYED, pp. Paid; discharged; as expense, or cost.

Webster Dictionary :: Defray

DEFRAY, v.t. 1. To pay; to discharge, as cost or expense; to bear, as charge, co...

Webster Dictionary :: Defraudment

DEFRAUDMENT, n. Tha act of defrauding.

Webster Dictionary :: Defrauding

DEFRAUDING, ppr. Depriving another of his property or right by deception or arti...

Webster Dictionary :: Defrauder

DEFRAUDER, n. One who defrauds; one who takes from another his right by deceptio...

Webster Dictionary :: Defrauded

DEFRAUDED, pp. Deprived of property or right by trick, artifice or deception; in...

Webster Dictionary :: Defraud

DEFRAUD, v.t. [L. To cheat.] 1. To deprive of right, either by obtaining somethi...

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