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Webster Dictionary :: Diverging
DIVERGING, ppr. Receding from each other, as they proceed.
Webster Dictionary :: Divergent
DIVERGENT, a. Departing or receding from each other, as lines which proceed from...
Webster Dictionary :: Divergence
DIVERGENCE, n. A receding from each other; a going farther apart; as the diverge...
Webster Dictionary :: Diverge
DIVERGE, v.i. diverj. [L., to incline.] To tend from one point and recede from e...
Webster Dictionary :: Diverb
DIVERB, n. A proverb. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Diver
DIVER, n. 1. One who dives; one who plunges head first into water; one who sinks...
Webster Dictionary :: Divellicate
DIVELLICATE, v.t. To pull in pieces.
Webster Dictionary :: Divellent
DIVELLENT, a. [L., to pull.] Drawing asunder; separating.
Webster Dictionary :: Divel
DIVEL, n. A large cartilaginous fish, with a bifurcated snout; the sea duvvil of...
Webster Dictionary :: Dive
DIVE, v.i. [Gr.] 1. To descend or plunge into water, as an animal head first; to...
Webster Dictionary :: Divarication
DIVARICATION, n. 1. A parting; a forking; a separation into two branches. 2. A c...
Webster Dictionary :: Divaricating
DIVARICATING, ppr. Parting into two branches.
Webster Dictionary :: Divaricated
DIVARICATED, pp. Parted into two branches.
Webster Dictionary :: Divaricate
DIVARICATE, v.i. [L., to straddle.] To open; to fork; to part into two branches....
Webster Dictionary :: Divan
DIVAN, n. 1. Among the Turks and other orientals, a court of justice, or a counc...
Webster Dictionary :: Diuturnity
DIUTURNITY, n. [L., of long continuance.] Length of time; long duration.
