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daeth, daith, deaffin, deathin, deeth, deith, deithin, deth, strae-daith, strae-death, strae-deeth, strae-deith,
deith [diːθ, deːθ, SN. deɪθ]
n. Death.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deithin: EC. The water hemlock Cicuta virosa
strae-deith: A natural death (in a straw bed).
deject [dɛˈdʒɛk(t)]
v. To throw or cast down.
pt. pp. dejectit
del, dell, dellin, dellt, delt, delve, delved, delvit,
del [dɛl]
v. To delve, to dig.
pt. pp. delt
Compounds and phrases etc.
dellin: A portion of a yard or field allocated to a crop.
delaation, delait, delate, delation, delatioun, delaution, delawtion, dilate,
delate [ˈdɛlet]
v. To accuse, denounce.
delation [ˈdɛleʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]
n. An informing against, a denouncement.
delay [dɛˈleː]
n. The act of delaying or putting off.
v. To defer, postpone, put off.
delectable [dɛˈlɛktəbl]
adj. Affording delight; agreeable, pleasant.
deleeberate, deleeberately, deleebrit, deleiberate,
deleeberate [dəˈlib(ə)rət]
adj. Deliberate.
deleeberately
adv. Deliberately.
deleecious, deleicious,
deleecious [dəˈliʃəs]
adj. Delicious.
deleer, deleeret, deleeries, deleerit, deleery, deleir, deleirit, deler, delier, delire, delirit, leerie,
deleer [dəˈliːr]
v. To intoxicate, to render delirious.
pt. pp. deleerit adj. Delirious, mad, temporarily out of one's senses.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deleeries: A delerium.
$liverin$, deleever, deleeverance, deleeverin, deleiver, liverin,
deleever [dəˈliːvər]
v. To deliver.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deleeverance: leg. A judicial decision. The findings or decision of the Kirk General Assembly or a lesser Church Court on a report presented by a committee or special commission.
deleeverin: Delivering ( a catch of fish onto the pier).
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