- Doctor, will I be able to play the piano after the operation?
- Yes, of course.
- Great! I never could before!
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 List of words beginning with: D Found: 1720 results | | | | DECKER | | comb. Form having a specified number of decks or layers (double-decker). | | | | | | DECODE | | v. (-ding) decipher. decoder n. | | | | | | DECOKE | | colloq. —v. (-king) decarbonize. —n. Process of this. | | | | | | DECREE | | absolute n. Final order for completion of a divorce.
- nisi n. Provisional order for divorce, made absolute after a fixed period. [latin nisi unless]
- —n. - official legal order.
- legal judgement or decision, esp. In divorce cases. —v. (-ees, -eed, -eeing) ordain by decree. [latin decretum from cerno sift] | | | | | | DEDUCE | | v. (-cing) (often foll. By from) infer logically. deducible adj. [latin duco duct- lead] | | | | | | DEDUCT | | v. (often foll. By from) subtract, take away, or withhold (an amount, portion, etc.). [related to *deduce] | | | | | | DEEPEN | | v. Make or become deep or deeper. | | | | | | DEFACE | | v. (-cing) disfigure. defacement n. [french: related to *face] | | | | | | DEFAME | | v. (-ming) libel; slander; speak ill of. defamation n. Defamatory adj. [latin fama report] | | | | | | DEFEAT | | —v. - overcome in battle, a contest, etc.
- frustrate, baffle.
- reject (a motion etc.) By voting. —n. Defeating or being defeated. [latin: related to *dis-, *fact] | | | | | | | | | |
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Snails can sleep for 3 years without eating.
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