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Decay, n. Decline, decadence, declension, falling off, deterioration, degeneracy, caducity. Decease, n. Demise, dying. See death. Decease, v. n. Depart. See die. Deceased, a. Dead, defunct, departed, gone, lost, late. Deceit, n. Deception, fraud, imposition, imposture, finesse, artifice, duplicity, guile, trickery, chicanery, cozenage, cheating, double-dealing, crooked ways, dark ways, underhandedness, deceitfulness. Deceitful, a.
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