Chapter Darken to Deceitful of D by Soule's Synonymes

2. Dull, frigid, cold, torpid, inert, unfeeling, callous, obtuse, indifferent, lukewarm.

3. Vapid, tasteless, insipid, flat.

4. Unemployed, useless, unprofitable.

5. Entire, complete, total, utter.

Dead, n. Depth, midst, darkest or coldest or gloomiest period.

Dead against. Utterly or wholly opposed, out and out against.

Dead ahead. (Naut.) Directly ahead (said of the wind).

Dead-drunk, a. Completely drunk.

Deaden, v. a.

1. Weaken, impair, abate, restrain, retard, dull, damp, dampen.

2. Blunt, benumb, paralyze, obtund, hebetate, make insensible.

Dead language. Language no longer spoken.

Dead-lock, n. Complete standstill, utter misunderstanding, insoluble difference.

Deadly, a.

1. Mortal, fatal, destructive, deleterious, noxious, murderous.

2. Implacable, rancorous, sanguinary, mortal.

Deadly-night-shade, n. Belladonna, banewort, dwale (Atropa belladonna).

Dead march. Funeral march, dirge.

Dead men.

1. Empty bottles (at a banquet).

2. Hanging gasket-ends, dangling reef-ends.

Dead shot. Unerring marksman.

Deaf, a. Without hearing, hard of hearing, dull of hearing.