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Webster Dictionary :: Despatch

DESPATCH, [See Dispatch .]

Webster Dictionary :: Despection

DESPECTION, n. A looking down; a despising.

Webster Dictionary :: Desperado

DESPERADO, n. A desperate fellow; a furious man; a madman; a person urged by fur...

Webster Dictionary :: Desperate

DESPERATE, a. [L. To despair.] 1. Without hope. I am desperate of obtaining her....

Webster Dictionary :: Desperately

DESPERATELY, adv. 1. In a desperate manner; as in despair; hence, furiously; wit...

Webster Dictionary :: Desperateness

DESPERATENESS, n. Madness; fury; rash precipitance.

Webster Dictionary :: Desperation

DESPERATION, n. 1. A despairing; a giving up of hope; as desperation of success....

Webster Dictionary :: Despicable

DESPICABLE, a. [Low L. To look down, to despise; to look.] That may be or deserv...

Webster Dictionary :: Despicableness

DESPICABLENESS, n. The quality or state of being despicable; meanness; vileness;...

Webster Dictionary :: Despicably

DESPICABLY, adv. Meanly; vilely; contemptibly; as despicably poor. DESPICIENCY ,...

Webster Dictionary :: Despisable

DESPISABLE, a. Despicable; contemptible.

Webster Dictionary :: Despisal

DESPISAL, n. Contempt.

Webster Dictionary :: Despise

DESPISE, .v.t. 1. To contemn; to scorn; to disdain; to have the lowest opinion o...

Webster Dictionary :: Despised

DESPISED, pp. Contemned; disdained; abhorred.

Webster Dictionary :: Despisedness

DESPISEDNESS, n. The state of being despised.

Webster Dictionary :: Despiser

DESPISER, n. A contemner; a scorner.

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