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Webster Dictionary :: Deoppilation
DEOPPILATION, n. The removal of obstructions.
Webster Dictionary :: Deoppilate
DEOPPILATE, v.t. To free from obstructions; to clear a passage.
Webster Dictionary :: Deonerate
DEONERATE, v.t. To unload.
Webster Dictionary :: Deodand
DEODAND, n. [L. To be given to God.] In England, a personal chattel which is the...
Webster Dictionary :: Deobstruent
DEOBSTRUENT, a. Removing obstructions; having power to clear or open the natural...
Webster Dictionary :: Deobstructing
DEOBSTRUCTING, ppr. Removing impediments to a passage.
Webster Dictionary :: Deobstructed
DEOBSTRUCTED, pp. Cleared of obstructions; opened.
Webster Dictionary :: Deobstruct
DEOBSTRUCT, v.t. [L. To stop; to pile.] To remove obstructions, or impediments t...
Webster Dictionary :: Deny
DENY, v.t. 1. To contradict; to gainsay; to declare a statement or position not ...
Webster Dictionary :: Denunciator
DENUNCIATOR, n. 1. He that denounces; one who publishes or proclaims, especially...
Webster Dictionary :: Denunciation
DENUNCIATION, n. 1. Publication; proclamation; annunciation; preaching; as a fai...
Webster Dictionary :: Denunciate
DENUNCIATE, v.t. To denounce, which see.
Webster Dictionary :: Denuding
DENUDING, ppr. Stripping of covering; making bare.
Webster Dictionary :: Denuded
DENUDED, pp. Stripped; divested of covering; laid bare.
Webster Dictionary :: Denudation
DENUDATION, n. 1. The act of stripping off covering; a making bare. 2. In geolog...
Webster Dictionary :: Denudate
DENUDATE or DENUDE , v.t. [L. To make bare; naked.] To strip; to divest of all c...
