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decanter [ˈdɛkantər]
n. A table jug.
decay [ˈdɛkeː]
n. n. A decline (arch. of consumption). Downfall, death.
v. To deteriorate or become impaired in any respect.
pt. pp. decay't, decayed
decaes, decaese, decease, decease$t, deceased, desaice, desais, disays,
decease [dəˈsis, dəˈses]
n. arch. Death.
v. To decease.
pt. decease't
decate, decatefu, deceit, deceitfu, desait, desaitfu, desate, desatefu, desatfu,
deceit [dəˈsit, dəˈset]
n. Deceit.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deceitfu: Deceitful.
dec$ave, dec$averie, dec$avery, decave, decaverie, decavery, deceive, deceived, deceiverie, deceivery, desave, desaverie, desavery,
deceive [dəˈsiːv, dəˈseːv]
v. To deceive.
pt. pp. deceived
Compounds and phrases etc.
deceiver: One who deceives.
deceivery: Deceit.
deception: Deceiving deceit.
D$zember, December, decemmer, Dezember, Discembar, Disember, Dizember, Dizemmer,
December [dɪˈzɛmbər, dɛˈzɛmbər]
n. December.
decairn, decern,
decern [dəsɛrn]
v. To pronounce judgment, to decree.
Daichie, Daichy, Dechie, Dechy,
Dechie [ˈdɛxɪ,ˈdexɪ]
pn. Dalachy (Fife).
deceesion, deceision, decid, decide, decidet, decidit, indeceesion, indeceision, indecisive,
decide [dəˈsəid]
also U. decid [dəˈsɪd]
v. To decide.
pt. pp. decidit
Compounds and phrases etc.
deceesion [ˈdəsiʒən]: A decision.
indeceesion: Indecision.
indecisive [ɪnˈdəsəisəv]: Indecisive.
deck, deyk,
deck [dɛk]
n. The deck of a boat etc.
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