A woman walked into the kitchen to find her husband stalking around with a fly swatter.
"What are you doing?" she asked.
"Hunting flies," he responded.
"Oh… Killed any?" she asked.
"Yep, three males, two females," he replied.
Intrigued, she asked, "How can you tell?"
He responded, "Three were on a beer can, two were on the phone."
—n. - a platform in a ship serving as a floor. B the accommodation on a particular deck of a ship.
- floor or compartment of a bus etc.
- section for playing discs or tapes etc. In a sound system.
- esp. Us pack of cards.
- slang ground. —v. - (often foll. By out) decorate.
- provide with or cover as a deck. below deck(s) in or into the space below the main deck. [dutch, = cover]
DEED
n. - thing done intentionally or consciously.
- brave, skilful, or conspicuous act.
- action (kind in word and deed).
- legal document used esp. For transferring ownership of property. [old english: related to *do1]
- of covenant n. Agreement to pay a regular sum, esp. To charity.
- poll n. Deed made by one party only, esp. To change one's name.
DEEM
v. Formal consider, judge (deem it my duty). [old english]
DEEP
breathing n. Breathing with long breaths, esp. As exercise.
- —adj. - extending far down or in (deep water; deep wound; deep shelf).
- (predic.) A to or at a specified depth (water 6 feet deep). B in a specified number of ranks (soldiers drawn up six deep).
- situated or coming from far down, back, or in (deep in his pockets; deep sigh).
- low-pitched, full-toned (deep voice).
- intense, extreme (deep sleep; deep colour; deep interest).
- (predic.) Fully absorbed or overwhelmed (deep in a book; deep in debt).
- profound; difficult to understand (too deep for me). —n. - (prec. By the) poet. Sea, esp. When deep.
- abyss, pit, cavity.
- (prec. By the) cricket position of a fielder distant from the batsman.
- deep state (deep of the night). —adv. Deeply; far down or in (dig deep). go off the deep end colloq. Give way to anger or emotion. In deep water in trouble or difficulty. deeply adv. [old english]
DEER
n. (pl. Same) four-hoofed grazing animal, the male of which usu. Has antlers. [old english]
DEFT
adj. Neat; dexterous; adroit. deftly adv. Deftness n. [var. Of *daft = ‘meek’]
DEFY
v. (-ies, -ied) 1 resist openly; refuse to obey.
- (of a thing) present insuperable obstacles to (defies solution).
- (foll. By to + infin.) Challenge (a person) to do or prove something. [latin fides faith]
DEJA
vu n. - feeling of having already experienced the present situation.
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