dēsculpo v. a. to carve out, to copy by carving; graving dēsĕcātĭo a cutting off dēsĕco v. a. to cut off, cut away dēsēcro dēsectĭo a cutting off dēsĕnesco v. n. to diminish by age, to die away dēseps adj. out of one's mind, insane dēsĕro v. a. to sow, plant dēsĕro v. a. to undo; sever; to leave, forsake, abandon, desert, give up; to leave, desert, … dēserpo v. n. to creep down dēsertĭo a forsaking, deserting; desertion dēsertor one who forsakes, abandons, deserts dēsertrix she that forsakes, neglects dēsertum P. a. dēsertus P. a. dēservĭo v. n. to serve zealously, be devoted to, subject to dēses adj. inactive, indolent, idle; ab dēsicco v. a. to dry up, to desiccate dēsĭdĕo v. n. to remain; continue sitting, to sit long; to sit idle, to...; to go to stool dēsīdĕrābĭlis adj. desirable; with ardent desire dēsīdĕrans P. a. dēsīdĕranter P. a. eagerly dēsīdĕrātĭo a desiring, longing for; a missing; The question to be examined dēsīdĕrātīvus adj. desiderative dēsīdĕrātus P. a. dēsīdĕrĭum a longing, ardent desire; wish; grief, regret dēsīdĕro v. a. to long for, greatly wish for, to desire; to miss dēsĭdĭa a sitting; long, remaining; A sitting idle, idleness, inactivity, slothfulness dēsīdĭa a subsiding, retiring dēsĭdĭābŭlum a lounging-place dēsĭdĭes idleness dēsĭdĭōsē adv. dēsĭdĭōsus adv. slothful, indolent, lazy; praef; causing idleness, making lazy; desidiosam; des… dēsīdo v. n. to sink, fall; settle down; to deteriorate, degenerate dēsīdŭō adv. a long time dēsignātē adv. distinctly dēsignātĭo A marking out, describing, designating; a specification; A disposition, arrange… dēsignātor one who regulates; arranges; a regulator; An officer whose duty it was to assig… dēsigno v. a. to mark out, trace out; to describe, designate, define; to mark Dĕsĭlāüs a Grecian painter dēsĭlĭo v. n. to leap down; de, ex; ab; without a prep dēsĭno v. a. and n. to leave off, give over, cease, desist; Neutr., to cease, stop, end, close dēsĭŏcŭlus one who has lost an eye dēsĭpĭentĭa want of understanding, foolishness dēsĭpĭo v. a. and n. Act., to render insipid; Neutr., to be void of understanding, to be silly, fool… dēsisto v. a. and n. Act., to set down dēsĭtus dēsĭtus sown; planted deep dēsĭtus a ceasing dēsīvare dēsōlātĭo a desolating, desolation; a desert dēsōlātor a waster, one who makes lonely; desolate dēsōlātōrĭus adj. that makes lonely; desolate dēsōlo v. a. to leave alone, to forsake, abandon, desert dēsolvo v. a. to pay dēsomnis adj. sleepless dēsorbĕo v. a. to swallow down dēspectātĭo a looking down, a prospect dēspectātor one who looks down; a despiser dēspectĭo a looking down upon; a despising, contempt dēspecto v. intens. a. to look down upon; to look down upon, to despise dēspector a despiser dēspectrix she that despises, a despiser dēspectus dēspectus A looking down upon; a view; prospect; a spectacle, an object of contempt dēspērābĭlis adj. incurable, desperate dēspēranter desperately, hopelessly; fin., no dēspērātē hopelessly; P. a., no dēspērātĭo hopelessness, despair; desperate boldness, foolhardiness dēspērātus P. a. dēsperno v. a. to despise greatly, disdain dēspēro v. n. and a. , to be hopeless; to have no hope of, to despair of, to g... despĭca dēspĭcābĭlis adj. contemptible, despicable dēspĭcātĭo contempt. —Plur dēspĭcātus P. a. dēspĭcātus contempt; to despise; is despised dēspĭcĭentĭa a despising, contempt dēspĭcĭo v. n. and a. To look down upon; To look away, not to regard, not to attend; contemptible,... dēspĭcor v. dep. a. to despise, disdain; despised dēspĭcus adj. despised, disdained dēsplendesco v. n. inch. to cease to shine, to lose its brightness dēspŏlĭātĭo a robbing, despoiling; fine dēspŏlĭātor a robber, plunderer dēspŏlĭo v. a. to rob, plunder, despoil; aliquem (aliquid) aliqua re dēspondĕo v. a. to promise to give, to promise, pledge dēsponsātĭo a betrothing, betrothal dēsponsĭo a despairing, desponding dēsponso v. a. to betroth dēsponsor one who betroths dēsponsus dēspūmātĭo a skimming off dēspūmo v. a. and n. Neutr., to cease foaming, to slacken, abate dēspŭo v. n. and a. , to spit out, to spit; to reject, abhor dēspūtāmentum spittle dēspūtum spittle dēsquāmo v. a. to scale off, to scale dēsterno v. a. to free from its covering; to unsaddle, ungird dēsterto v. n. to cease snoring; to cease dreaming dēstĭco v. n. to squeak