"I have good news and bad news," the defense lawyer says to his client.
"Whats the bad news?"
The lawyer says, "Your blood matches the DNA found at the murder scene."
"Dammit!" cries the client. "What"s the good news?"
"Well," the lawyer says, "Your cholesterol is down to 140."
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DERELICT —adj. - (esp. Of a property) dilapidated. - abandoned, ownerless. —n. - vagrant. - abandoned property. [latin: related to *relinquish]
DERISIVE adj. = *derisory. derisively adv. [from *deride]
DERISORY adj. - scoffing, ironical (derisory cheers). - ridiculously small (derisory offer).
DEROGATE v. (-ting) (foll. By from) formal detract from (merit, right, etc.). derogation n. [latin rogo ask]
DESCRIBE v. (-bing) 1 a state the characteristics, appearance, etc. Of. B (foll. By as) assert to be; call (described him as a liar). - a draw (esp. A geometrical figure). B move in (a specified way, esp. A curve) (described a parabola through the air). [latin scribo write]
DESELECT v. Reject (a selected candidate, esp. A sitting mp) in favour of another. deselection n.
DESIGNER drug n. Synthetic analogue of an illegal drug. - n. - person who designs e.g. Clothing, machines, theatre sets; draughtsman. - (attrib.) Bearing the label of a famous designer; prestigious.
DESIROUS predic. Adj. - (usu. Foll. By of) desiring, wanting (desirous of stardom). - wanting; hoping (desirous to do the right thing).
DESOLATE —adj. - left alone; solitary. - uninhabited, ruined, dreary (desolate moor). - forlorn; wretched. —v. (-ting) 1 depopulate, devastate; lay waste. - (esp. As desolated adj.) Make wretched. desolately adv. Desolateness n. [latin solus alone]
DESPATCH var. Of *dispatch.
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