dēfrĭcātē adv. dēfrĭcātio a rubbing dēfrĭco v. a. to rub off, rub down; to rub hard, to rub; mid., to rub one's self; to lash wel… dēfrictus dēfrīgesco v. inch. n. to cool off, grow cold dēfringo v. a. to break off; to break to pieces dēfrūdo dēfrūgo v. a. to rob of corn; to sow too little grain; defrudet dēfrŭor v. dep. to use up, consume by enjoying; defrui; deamare, deperire dēfrusto v. a. to divide into pieces, to dismember dēfrŭtārĭus adj. belonging to dēfrŭto v. a. to boil down into dēfrŭtum i, n; must boiled down dēfŭga a runaway, deserter dēfŭgĭo v. a. and n. Intrans., to escape by flight, run away dēfŭgo v. a. to drive away, remove dēfulgŭro v. a. to flash forth dēfunctĭo Execution, performance; Death dēfunctōrĭus adj. quickly despatched; slight, cursory; slightly, cursorily dēfunctus dēfunctus death dēfundo v. a. to pour; down, pour out; to pour out dēfungor v. dep. to have done with, to acquit one's self of, to discharge;... dēfūsĭo the pouring out dēfŭtūtus adj. exhausted by sensuality dēgĕner adj. that departs from its race; kind, degenerate, not genuine; mentally; morally de… dēgĕnĕro v. n. and a. Neutr., to depart from its race; kind, to degenerate dēgĕro v. a. to carry away, carry off; N. cr dēglābro v. a. to smooth off, make smooth dēglūbo v. a. to peel off; to shell, to husk dēglūtĭno v. a. to unglue, to separate by moistening dēgluttĭo v. a. to swallow down; to overwhelm, abolish dēgo v. a. to spend, pass; To carry on, wage; exspectare dēgrandĭnat v. impers. it hails violently, continues to hail; ceases to hail dēgrassor v. dep. n. Neutr., to rush down; to attack fiercely, to revile dēgrăvo v. a. to weigh; press down, to overpower; to drag down, burden, incommode dēgrĕdĭor v. dep. to go down, march down, descend dēgrūmor v. dep. a. to level off, to straighten dēgrunnio dēgŭlātor a glutton dēgŭlo v. a. to devour, consume degunere to taste dēgustātĭo a tasting dēgusto v. a. to taste dĕhăbĕo v. a. not to have, to lack dĕhaurĭo v. a. To skim off; To swal; low down, to swallow dĕhĭbĕo dĕhinc from this place forth, from here, hence; a quo dĕhisco v. n. to part, divide, go apart; to split open; to gape, to yawn dĕhŏnestāmentum that which disfigures; dishonors; a blemish, deformity, d... dĕhŏnestātĭo disgrace, dishonor dĕhŏnesto v. a. to disgrace, disparage, dishonor dĕhŏnestus adj., unbecoming, improper dĕhŏnōro v. a. to dishonor dĕhortātĭo a dissuading dĕhortātīvus adj. fit for dissuading, likely to dissuade dĕhortātōrĭus adj. dissuasive, dehortatory dĕhortor v. dep. a. to advise to the contrary; to dissuade Dēïănīra daughter of Oeneus, sister of Meleager, wife of Hercules,... dĕĭcīda slayer of God dēĭcĭo v. a. to throw; cast down; to hurl down, precipitate; Sunk down, low; deprived of hop… deico Dēïdămīa Daughter of Lycomedes, king of Scyros, and mother of Pyrr...; Daughter of King … dĕĭfĕrus adj., bearing a god in one's self dĕĭfĭco v. a. to make one a god, to deify dĕĭfĭcus adj. who makes one a god, deifies; Consecrated, sacred; epilepsy dein dĕinceps adj. following thereafter, next following; in a constant series, one after another, … dĕindĕ adv. thereafter, thereupon; from there, from that place; afterwards, next in order, … dĕinsŭper adv. from above dĕintēgro v. a. to impair, destroy dĕintus from within Dēīŏnĭdes son of Deïone by Apollo Dēĭŏpēa one of Juno's nymphs Dēiŏtărus Tetrarch of Galatia, afterwards king in Armenia Minor and...; Son of the preced… dĕĭpăra she who gives birth to God Dĕīpassiānus a believer in the capacity of the Divine nature for suffe... Dēĭphŏbē daughter of Glaucus Dēĭphŏbus son of Priam and Hecuba, and husband of Helen after the d... dĕĭtas the divine nature, deity dējectē low dējectĭo a throwing; casting down; out; no dējectĭuncŭla a slight purging dējecto v. intens. a. to hurl down dējector one who throws; casts down dējectus P. a. dējectus a casting; throwing down; a declivity, descent dējĕrātio dējĕro v. n. to take an oath, to swear dējĭcĭo dējŭgis adj. sloping dējŭgo v. a. to separate, sever dējungo v. a. to unyoke dējūrātĭo an oath dējūrĭum an oath dējūro dējŭvo v. n. to leave off helping, to withhold assistance dēlābor v. dep. n. to fall, sink, slip down; to glide down; to fly down; to come down, sink, desce… dēlăbōro v. n. to work hard, to overwork dēlăcĕro v. a. to frustrate, destroy