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Debateful, adj. 1. (Of persons), Quarrelsome,
contentious: conspaideach, comh-stritheach. '2.
(of things), contested, occasioning quarrels : tag-
rach, consachail, conspoideach.
Debatefully, adv. See Debateful.
Debatement, s. 1. Controversy, deliberation :
connsachadh, no, consachadli, conspaireachd, tag-
radh, cònspoid, deasboireachd. 2. battle, combat :
comhstri, carraid.
Debater, s. Conspoidiche, deasbair, tagaireach.
Debauch, v. a. I. Corrupt, vitiate : truaill, salaich,
mi-ghnàthaich, dean neo-mheasarra. 2. corrupt
with lewdness: thoir gu neò-ghiòine, dean mi-
gheamnuidh. 3. coiTupt by intemperance : dean
neo-mheasarra, dean stròdhail.
Debauch, s. 1. A fit of intemperance : misg, daor-
ach. 2. luxury: neo-mhcasarrachd.
Debauchedly, adv. Gu stròdhail, gu neo-mheasarra,
gu mi-gheamnuidh.
Debauchedness, s. Stròdhalachd, neo-mheassarr-
achd mi-gheamnuidheachd.
Debauchee, s. Duine stròdhail, neo-mheasarra, mi-
gheamnuidh, geocair, poitear, misgear.
Debaucher, s. Fear truaillidh bheus, fear mi-gheam-
nuidh geocair, craosaire, poitear, misgear.
' ^ s. Neo-mheasarrachd, stròdhal-
achd, mi-gheamnuidheachd, geòg-
, ^ -lireachd, pòiteireachd, mi-sluam-
achd.
Debel, 1 V. a. Buadhaich.ceannsaich, ciosnaich,
Debellate,J thoir fuidh smachd.
Debellation, s. Buadhachadh, ceannsachadh, cios-
nachadh.
Debenture, s. 1. A writ or note by which a debt
is claimed: bann-sgriobhaidh. 2. allowance of
custom to a merchant on the exportation of goods :
bann-malairt.
Debile, adj. Fann, lag, anmhunn, breòite, gun chli
marbhanta. '
Debilitate, v. a. Fannaich, lagaich, anmhunnaich,
dean marbhanta, thoir air fidbh a chli.
Debilitation, s. Lagachadh, anmhunnachadh, dean-
amli marbhanta.
Debility, s. Laige, anmhuinneachd, fannachadh.
Deboise, 1 o ^ , ,
Deboist, / "• "■ See Debauch, v. a.
Deboise, s. See Debauchee.
Debonair, adj. Flnealta, grinn, aoidheil, suairc,
modliail, slobhalta.
Debonairity, «. Aoidhealachd, finealtachd, grinn-
eas, siobhaltachd.
Debonairily, adv. See Debonair.
Debouch, v. n. Imich a cunglach.
Debt, s. 1. That which one man owes to another :
ambh-fhiach, fiachan, comain. 2. that which
any one is obliged to do or suffer : fiachan, dioladh,
ainbhfhiach.
Debtless, adj. Gun ainbhfhiach.
Debtor, s. 1. He that owes something to another •
feichnear, fcar-fhiacli. 2. one that owes money •
feichnear, fear-fhiach. 3. one side of an account :
taobh an ainbhfhich.
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Debut, s. Tionnsgnadh òraid, toiseach.
Decacuminated, adj. Maol.
Decade, s. Deich.
Decagon, s. Deich-shlisneach.
Decalogue, s. Na deich àithntean, deieh-bhrigh.
Decamp, v. n. Rach imrich, atliarraich campa,
triall, imich, gluais air falbh.
Decampment, s. Imrich, triall, atharrachadli campa.
Decant, v. a. Taom, doirt dhefh, sil dheth.
Decantation, s. Taomadh dheth, dortadh, no, sil-
eadh dheth.
Decanter, s. Searrag gbloine.
Decapitate, v. a. Di-cheann, cuir an ceann dheth.
Decapitation, s. Di-cheannadh, cur dheth a chinn.
Decay, v. a. et «. 1. Impair, bring to decay : eug-
naich caith, crion, searg, seac, meath. 2. lose ex-
cellence, decline from the state of perfection : crion,
searg, seac, meath, rach a dholaidh.
Decay, s. I. Decline from the state of perfection :
crionadh mugha, seargadh, seacadh, meathadh,
caitheamh as, eugnachadh. 2. the effects of dimi-
nution, the marks of decay : crionadh seargadh,
meathadh, comliarradh del am mugha. 3. del-len-
sion from prosperity : deigh-làimh, bochduinn,
crionadh. 4. the cause of decline : cùis-chrion-
aidh, aobhar seargaidh.
Decayedness, s. Seachdachd, seargadh, diombuain-
eachd.
Decayer, s. Fear-crionaidh, fear-seacaidh, fear-seartr-
aidh. "
Decaying, s. Seachdadh, crionadh, seargadh, meath-
adh, mugha.
Decease, s. Bàs, caochladh, eug.
Decease, v. n. Bàsaich, caochail, rach eug, faigh
Deceit, s. I. Fraud, a cheat : iogan, cealg, meall-
adh, cuilbheart, mealltaireachd. 2. stratagem, ar-
tifice : cealg, cuilbheart, cluain, mi-chleas. 3. (in
law) a subtile wily shift or device, all manner of
craft : cealg, cuilbheart, mealladh, cluain, foill, mi-
chleas.
Deceitful, adj. Cealgach ioganach, mealltach,
cuilbheartach, foilleil, carach, mi-chleasach.
Deceitfully, adv. See Deceitful.
Deceitfulness, a Cealgaireachd, mealltaireachd
cuilbheartachd, carachd. '
Deceivable, a(^'. 1. Subject to fraud : so-mheall-
aidh, furasda a mhealladh. 2. subject to produce
error, deceitful : carach, meallta, mealltach.
Deceivableness, s. Mealltaireachd, cealgaireachd
cuilbheartachd. '
Deceive, v. a. 1. Cause to mistake, impose
upon : meall, thoir an car a, dean mi-chleas air.
2. delude by stratagem : thoir an car a, meall,
dean mi-chleas air. 3. cut off from expectation :
meall. 4. mock, fail : mag, dean fochaid air, dibir.
5. deprive by fraud or stealth : thoir uaith, cluip.
Deceiver, s. Mealltair, cealgair, cluipeir.
Deceiving, s. Mealladh, mealltaireachd, cluipir-
eachd.
December, s. Mios meadhonnach a' gheamraidb^
deich-mhios.