Dealing, n.

    1. Conduct, behavior, action.
    2. Commerce, intercourse, business, trade, traffic.

Dear, a.

    1. Costly, expensive, high-priced, at a high price, of great price.
    2. Precious, beloved, darling, much loved, highly esteemed or valued.
    3. Earnest, deep, passionate, intense, furious.

Dear, n. See darling, n.

Dearth, n.

    1. Scarcity, insufficiency, deficiency, short supply.
    2. Need, want, lack, famine, short commons.

Death, n. Decease, demise, dying, dissolution, departure, exit, end of life, King of terrors, debt of nature.

Death-like, a. Cadaverous, pale, wan, ghastly.

Death’s-head-moth, n. Hawk-moth.

Debacle, n.

    1. Break up (especially of ice), rush, crashing flood, cataclysm.
    2. Rout, wild flight, stampede.

Debar, v. a. Exclude, prohibit, prevent, hinder, restrain, withhold, shut out.

Debark, v. n. Land, disembark, go on shore, come to land, leave ship.

Debase, v. a.

    1. Lower, depress, reduce, deteriorate, impair, vitiate, injure, pervert, alloy.
    2. Degrade, abase, disgrace, dishonor, humble, humiliate, shame, mortify, bring low, take down.
    3. Contaminate, taint, defile, pollute, foul, befoul, corrupt, soil.

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