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Webster Dictionary :: Debacle
DEBAC'LE, n. A breaking or bursting forth. The geological deluge, which is suppo...
Webster Dictionary :: Deaurate
DEAU'RATE, v.t. To gild. DEAU'RATE , a. Gilded.
Webster Dictionary :: Deathward
DEATH'WARD, adv. Toward death.
Webster Dictionary :: Deaths-man
DEATH'S-MAN, n. An executioner; a hangman. DEATH'-SHADOWED , a. Surrounded by th...
Webster Dictionary :: Deaths-door
DEATH'S-DOOR, n. A near approach to death; the gates of death.
Webster Dictionary :: Deathlike
DEATH'LIKE, a. 1. Resembling death; gloomy; still; calm; quiet; peaceful; motion...
Webster Dictionary :: Deathless
DEATH'LESS, a. Immortal; not subject to death, destruction or extinction; as dea...
Webster Dictionary :: Deathfulness
DEATH'FULNESS, n. Appearance of death.
Webster Dictionary :: Deathful
DEATH'FUL, a. Full of slaughter; murderous; destructive. These eyes behold the d...
Webster Dictionary :: Death-watch
DEATH'-WATCH, n. A small insect whose ticking is weakly supposed, by superstitio...
Webster Dictionary :: Death-darting
DEATH-DARTING, a. Darting or inflicting death.
Webster Dictionary :: Death-bed
DEATH-BED, n. deth'-bed. The bed on which a person dies or is confined in his la...
Webster Dictionary :: Death
DEATH, n. deth. 1. That state of a being, animal or vegetable, but more particul...
Webster Dictionary :: Dearticulate
DEARTIC'ULATE, v.t. To disjoint.
Webster Dictionary :: Dearth
DEARTH, n. derth. 1. Scarcity; as a dearth of corn. 2. Want; need; famine; 3. Ba...
Webster Dictionary :: Dearnly
DEARNLY, adv. Secretly; privately.
