dē-tractātus a treatise dētractĭo a drawing off, taking away, withdrawal; a purging; a taking away, leaving out, … dētracto dētractor a disparager, detractor dētractōrius adj. disparaging, slanderous.—Plur; subst dētractus dētractus a taking away, rejection dē-trăho v. a. to draw; take off, draw away, draw; take down; to pull down; to take away, remo… dētrectātĭo a declining, refusing dētrectātor One who declines; refuses; A diminisher, disparager dē-trecto v. a. to decline, refuse, reject; to decline, refuse; to lower in estimation, to depr… dētrīmentōsus adj. hurtful, detrimental dētrīmentum a rubbing off; loss, damage, detriment; to suffer; to suffer defeat in battle; … dētrītus dētrītus a rubbing away dē-trĭumpho v. a. to triumph over, to conquer dē-trūdo v. a. to thrust, drive; force away; to thrust down, push down; to thrust; drive away;… dētruncātĭo a lopping off dē-trunco v. a. to lop; cut off; to mutilate, maim, behead dētrūsĭo a thrusting down dētrūsus dētŭdes dē-tŭmesco v. inch. n. to cease swelling, to settle down, subside dē-tundo v. a. to beat, bruise dē-turbo v. a. to drive, thrust; cast down, to throw; beat down; to pull; tear down dē-turpo v. a. to disfigure Deucălĭon son of Prometheus, king of Phthia, in Thessaly, and husband of Pyrrha; adj., o… dĕ-unx eleven twelfths; eleven measures dĕ-ūro v. a. to burn up, consume; to destroy dĕus a god, a deity; a goddess;; the divinity; God; the Son of God, God the Son, Chr… dĕustus deutĕrĭus adj. secondary deutĕrŏnŏmĭum A copy of the law; The fifth book of Moses, Deuteronomy dĕ-ūtor v. dep. to use wrongfully, abuse; dē-văgor v. dep. n. to wander, to stray from; to deviate, digress dēvastātor he who devastates dē-vasto v. a. to lay waste, devastate dē-vecto v. intens. a. to carry away dē-vĕho v. a. to carry down, to carry, convey, take away; to go away, to go down, descend dē-vello v. a. to pluck down, to pull; tear off dē-vēlo v. a. to unveil, uncover dē-vĕnĕror v. dep. a. to reverence, worship dē-vĕnĭo v. n. to come from; to go to, arrive at, reach; to come; to go to; to reach, arrive a… dē-vĕnusto v. a. to disfigure, deform dē-verbĕro v. a. to thrash; cudgel soundly dēvergentĭa an inclining downwards, a sloping dē-vergo v. n. to incline downwards, to sink Dēverra the goddess of sweeping, that presided over the threshold of a house where a wo… dē-verro v. a. to sweep away, sweep out dēversĭto v. intens. n. to put up dēversĭtor one; who puts up; a guest dē-versor v. dep. n. to be tarrying; to lodge anywhere as a guest dē-versor one who lodges; an inmate, guest dēversōrĭŏlum a small lodging-place dēversōrĭus adj. belonging to an inn; lodging-place, fit to lodge in; subst dēversus dēvertĭcŭlum A by-road, by-path, side-way; a deviation, digression; a mode of cure; by the u… dē-verto v. a. and n. To turn away, turn aside; to turn one's self aside;; to turn; betake one's self… dē-vescor v. dep. a. to eat up, devour dē-vestĭo v. a. to undress dēvestīvus adj., undressed dēvexĭtas a declivity, a sloping dēvexus adj. inclining downwards, sloping, shelving, steep; subst; an inclined surface, a sl… dēvĭātor one who leaves the way, a forsaker dēvictĭo a conquering dē-vĭgesco v. inch. n. to lose one's vigor dē-vincĭo v. a. to bind fast, tie up; to bind together, to unite closely; to engage, to oblige,… dē-vinco v. a. to conquer completely, overcome, subdue; ut dēvinctĭo a binding, ensnaring dēvinctus P. a. dē-vĭo v. n. to turn from the straight road, to go aside, to deviate dēvirgĭnātĭo a deflouring dēvirgĭnātor a deflourer dē-virgĭno v. a. to deprive of virginity, to deflour; to quit the period of youth dēvītātĭo an avoiding dē-vīto v. a. to avoid, go out of the way of, shun dē-vĭus adj. lying off the high-road; out of the way, devious; Subst; lonely, unfrequented p… dē-vŏco v. a. to call off, call away;; to call down; whence; de, ab, ex; to call, to fetch by… dē-vŏlo v. n. to fly down; away; To fly away; to hasten down, to fly; hasten away dē-volvo v. a. to roll; tumble down; to imitate it; to roll itself down, to roll; tumble down,… dē-vŏmo v. a. to vomit forth dēvŏrābĭlis adj. that can be devoured dēvŏrātĭo a devouring; gen. subject dēvŏrātor a devourer dēvŏrātōrĭus adj. devouring; subst; the devouring maw dēvŏrātrix she that devours dē-vŏro v. a. to swallow, swallow down, gulp down, devour; to swallow up, ingulf, absorb; To … dēvorsor dēvortĭum a by-way, by-road dēvōtāmentum a cursing, anathema dēvōtātio a making of vows, consecration dēvōtē adv., devotedly, faithfully dēvōtĭo A devoting, consecrating; a vow; fealty, allegiance, devotedness; piety, devoti… dē-vōto v. intens. a. To dedicate, devote; To bewitch, enchant; To invoke with vows; To curse dēvōtor dēvōtus P. a. dē-vŏvĕo v. a. To vow, devote; to devote, give up, attach; to give one's self up to, devote on… dēvulsus Dexămĕnus the name of a centaur; Dexippus a Greek proper name