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Webster Dictionary :: Deftness

DEFTNESS, n. Neatness; beauty.

Webster Dictionary :: Defunct

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

Webster Dictionary :: Defunction

DEFUNCTION, n. Death.

Webster Dictionary :: Defy

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

Webster Dictionary :: Defyer

DEFYER, [See Defier .]

Webster Dictionary :: Degarnish

DEGARNISH, v.t. 1. To unfurnish; to strip of furniture, ornaments or apparatus. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Degarnished

DEGARNISHED, pp. Stripped of furniture or apparatus; deprived of troops for defe...

Webster Dictionary :: Degarnishing

DEGARNISHING, ppr. Stripping of furniture, dress, apparatus or a garrison.

Webster Dictionary :: Degarnishment

DEGARNISHMENT, n. The act of depriving of furniture, apparatus or a garrison.

Webster Dictionary :: Degender

DEGENDER, v.i. To degenerate.

Webster Dictionary :: Degeneracy

DEGENERACY, n. 1. A growing worse or inferior; a decline in good qualities; or a...

Webster Dictionary :: Degenerate

DEGENERATE, v.i. [L. Grown worse, ignoble, base.] 1. To become worse; to decay i...

Webster Dictionary :: Degenerately

DEGENERATELY, adv. In a degenerate or base manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Degenerateness

DEGENERATENESS, n. A degenerate state; a state in which the natural good qualiti...

Webster Dictionary :: Degeneration

DEGENERATION, n. 1. A growing worse, or losing of good qualities; a decline from...

Webster Dictionary :: Degenerous

DEGENEROUS, a. 1. Degenerated; fallen from a state of excellence, or from the vi...

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