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Webster Dictionary :: Desponder

DESPONDER, n. One destitute of hope.

Webster Dictionary :: Desponding

DESPONDING, ppr. Losing courage to act, in consequence of loss of hope, or of de...

Webster Dictionary :: Despondingly

DESPONDINGLY, adv. In a desponding manner; with dejection of spirits; despairingly.

Webster Dictionary :: Desponsate

DESPONSATE, v.t. To betroth.

Webster Dictionary :: Desponsation

DESPONSATION, n. A betrothing.

Webster Dictionary :: Despot

DESPOT, n. An emperor, king or price invested with absolute power, or ruling wit...

Webster Dictionary :: Despotic

DESPOTIC, DESPOTICAL , a. 1. Absolute in power; independent of control from men,...

Webster Dictionary :: Despotically

DESPOTICALLY, adv. With unlimited power; arbitrarily; in a despotic manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Despoticalness

DESPOTICALNESS, n. Absolute or arbitrary authority.

Webster Dictionary :: Despotism

DESPOTISM, n. 1. Absolute power; authority unlimited and uncontrolled by men, co...

Webster Dictionary :: Despumate

DESPUMATE, v.i. [L. Froth or scum.] To foam; to froth; to form froth or scum.

Webster Dictionary :: Despumation

DESPUMATION, n. The act of throwing off excrementitious matter and forming a fro...

Webster Dictionary :: Desquamation

DESQUAMATION, n. [L. A scale.] A scaling or exfoliation of bone; the separation ...

Webster Dictionary :: Dess

DESS, for desk.

Webster Dictionary :: Dessert

DESSERT, n. A service of fruits and sweetmeats, at the close of an entertainment...

Webster Dictionary :: Destinate

DESTINATE, v.t. To design or appoint. DESTINATE , a. Appointed; destined; determ...

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