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Webster Dictionary :: Detection

DETECTION, n. The act of detecting; discovery of a person or thing attempted to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Detenebrate

DETENEBRATE, v.t. [L.] To remove darkness. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Detent

DETENT, n. [L.] A stop in a clock, which by being lifted up or let down, locks a...

Webster Dictionary :: Detention

DETENTION, n. [See Detain .] 1. The act of detaining; a withholding from another...

Webster Dictionary :: Deter

DETER, v.t. [L., to frighten.] 1. To discourage and stop by fear; to stop or pre...

Webster Dictionary :: Deterge

DETERGE, v.t. deterj. [L., to wipe or scour.] To cleanse; to purge away foul or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Deterged

DETERGED, pp. Cleansed; purged.

Webster Dictionary :: Detergent

DETERGENT, a. Cleansing; purging. DETERGENT , n. A medicine that has the power o...

Webster Dictionary :: Deterging

DETERGING, ppr. Cleansing; carrying off obstructions or foul matter.

Webster Dictionary :: Deteriorate

DETERIORATE, v.i. [L.] To grow worse; to be impaired in quality to degenerate; o...

Webster Dictionary :: Deteriorated

DETERIORATED, pp. Made worse; impaired in quality.

Webster Dictionary :: Deteriorating

DETERIORATING, ppr. Becoming worse or inferior in quality.

Webster Dictionary :: Deterioration

DETERIORATION, n. A growing or making worse; the state of growing worse.

Webster Dictionary :: Deteriority

DETERIORITY, n. Worse sate or quality; as deteriority of diet.

Webster Dictionary :: Determent

DETERMENT, n. [See Deter .] The act of deterring; the cause of deterring; that w...

Webster Dictionary :: Determinable

DETERMINABLE, a. [See Determine .] 1. That may be decided with certainty. 2. Tha...

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