3/08 Flashcards
Barron's D
Dabble
V. Work in a non-serious fashion
Dank
(Adj) damp
Daub
V. Smear; as with paint
Dawdle
V. Loiter, waste time
Deadlock
N. Standstill; stalemate
Deadpan
Adj. Wooden; impressive
Debase
V. Reduce the quality or value; lower in esteem;degrade
Debauch
V. Corrupt; seduce from virtue
Debilitate
V. Weaken ; enfeeble
Debonair
Adj. Urban and suave
Decadence
N. Decay
Decoy
N. Lure or bait
Decrepitude
N. State of collapse caused by illness or old age
Defeatist
Adj. Resigned to or accepting defeat
Defer
V. Delay till later; exempt temporarily
Deference
N. Courteous regard for another’s wish
Definitive
Adj. Most reliable or complete
Defray
V. Provide for the payment of
Deft
Adj. Neat, skillfull
Defunct
Adj. Dead; no longer in use or existence