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declare, declare$t, declared, declarit, deklaer,
declare [ˈdəkleːr]
v. To declare.
pt. pp. declare't, declared
decline [ˈdɛkləɪn]
leg.v. To formally reject the jurisdiction of.
decore, decorement, decorment,
decore [dəˈkoːr]
v. To decorate, to adorn.
Compounds and phrases etc.
decorement: Decoration, an embellishment, an ornament.
decorous: Decorous.
decorum: Decorum.
decoy [ˈdɛkoi]
v. To entice, induce.
pt. pp. decoy't
decree, decreet, decreit, decrie, decriet, decrite,
decree [ˈdəkri]
n. A civil or ecclesiastical decree.
v. To decree.
pt. pp. decree'd.
decreet [ˈdəkrit]
n. leg. The judgment or sentence of a court of law whereby the question at issue is decided.
v. leg. To order, decree judicially.
decrepted, decripped, decrippit, decript,
decrippit [dəˈkrɪpɪt]
adj. Decrepit.
deduce,
deduce [dəˈd(j)us]
v. To deduct, subtract.
dae, dee, dee$d, dee$t, deed, deein, deeit, dees, deet, deh, dehd, dei, dei$d, deid, dei-in, deit,
dee [diː, S. dei]
v. To die.
pt. pp. dee'd
Compounds and phrases etc.
dee frae, dee wi: Die of.
deein: Dying.
dees: Dies.
deealect, deialec, deialect, dialec, dialeck,
deealect [ˈdiəlɛk(t)]
n. Dialect.
deealogue [ˈdiəlɔg]
n. Dialogue.
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