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derogate, deroge,
derogate [dɛˈroget]
v. To derogate, decry, disparage.
condescend, condescendin, descend,
descend [ˈdəsɛn(d)]
v. To come or go down from a higher to a lower level or place. To be derived by lineage.
pt. pp. descendit
Compounds and phrases etc.
condescend [kɔn-]: v. Condescend.
condescendin: Condescending.
condescend on: Enter into particulars about, specify, detail.
descreeve, descreeved, descreive, descreived, descrieve, descrieved, descrive, descrived, descryve, descryved, deskreive, deskreived, discreive, discrieve,
descrive [dəˈskriːv, dəˈskraɪv]
v. To describe.
pt. pp. descrived
daisert, deisert, desert,
desert [dəˈsɛrt]
v. To desert. leg. To give up a criminal charge.
n. A desert.
design, designed, designt, designtly,
design [dɛˈsəin]
v. To design. leg. To assign something to a person, to bestow, grant.
pt. pp. designt
Compounds and phrases etc.
designin: Designing.
designtly: adv. MN. Deliberately.
desparate, desperrt, despert,
desparate [ˈdɛspərət]
adj. Desparate.
dass, des, dess, diss, dos,
dess [I.Ork. dɛs, I.Sh. dɪs]
n. A small stack of hay etc.
destrick, destrìck, destrict, districk, district, dustrict,
destrict [ˈdɛstrɪk(t)]
n. A district.
addebted, adettit, det, dett,
det [ˈdɛt]
n. Debt.
adettit [əˈdɛtɪt]
adj. Indebted.
detail,
detail [ˈditel]
n. Detail.
#pl details
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