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Webster Dictionary :: Deserve

DESERVE, v.t. [L. To serve.] 1. To merit; to be worthy of; applied to good or ev...

Webster Dictionary :: Deserved

DESERVED, pp. Merited; worthy of.

Webster Dictionary :: Deservedly

DESERVEDLY, adv. Justly; according to desert, whether of good or evil. A man may...

Webster Dictionary :: Deserver

DESERVER, n. He who deserves or merits; one who is worthy of; used generally in ...

Webster Dictionary :: Deserving

DESERVING, ppr. 1. Meriting; having a just claim to reward; justly meriting puni...

Webster Dictionary :: Deservingly

DESERVINGLY, adv. Meritoriously; with just desert.

Webster Dictionary :: Deshabille

DESHABILLE or DESHABIL , n. An undress; a loose morning dress; hence, any home d...

Webster Dictionary :: Desiccant

DESICCANT, a. Drying. DESICCANT , n. A medicine or application that dries a sore.

Webster Dictionary :: Desiccate

DESICCATE, v.t. [L. To dry.] to dry; to exhaust of moisture; to exhale or remove...

Webster Dictionary :: Desiccated

DESICCATED, pp. Dried.

Webster Dictionary :: Desiccating

DESICCATING, ppr. Drying; exhausting moisture.

Webster Dictionary :: Desiccation

DESICCATION, n. The act of making dry; the state of being dried.

Webster Dictionary :: Desiccative

DESICCATIVE, a. Drying; tending to dry; that has the power to dry.

Webster Dictionary :: Desiderate

DESIDERATE,v.t. [from the L.] To want; to miss.

Webster Dictionary :: Desideratum

DESIDERATUM, n. Plu. Desiderata. [L. To desire.] That which is desired; that whi...

Webster Dictionary :: Design

DESIGN, v.t.[L. To seal or stamp, that is, to set or throw.] 1. To delineate a f...

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