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Word	Definition
curriculum	course of study
cursory	quick, hurried
curtail	make shorter then was planned
cynic	person who see no good in anything
dart	quick movement; missile in darts 
daunt	intimidate, make fearful 
dawdler	person who is slow; waste of time
dearth	shortage
debacle	a breakup, overthrow, sudden disaster 
decorous	polite, decent
decorum	propriety, properness
decree	order given by authority
decry	disapprove of
defer	postpone; give way (to show respect)
deference	respect
deferential	showing respect
defiance	open disobedience or resistance
deflect	turn aside
defy	resist openly
degrade	reduce in rank or status
delineate	to portray, depict, sketch out 
deluge	great flood, heavy rush of water
demagogue	person appealing not to reasons
demur	to hesitate, raise objections 
denigrate	blacken, belittle, sully, defame 
denouement	an outcome or solution; the unraveling of a plot 
denounce	give information against
dent	hollow, depression mad by a blow
deplete	use until none remains
deposition	dethronoment, depositing
deprave	make morally bad; corrupt
deprecate	protest against, express disapproval of 
dereliction	deserting and leaving to fall into ruins
derision	ridicule, mockery, deriding
derivative	derived, not original or primitive
derogatory	insulting; tending to damage
descry	catch sight of, see smth in the distance
desiccant	substance used to absorb moisture
desiccate	to dry up, dehydrate 
desuetude	cessation of use; disuse 
desultory	aimless, haphazard, digressing at random 
detach	separate
deter	discourage, hinder
detraction	slandering, verbal attack, aspersion 
detumescence	diminishing or lessening of swelling 
deviance	being different in moral standarts (from normal)
dexterity	skill (esp. in handling)
dexterous	clever, skillful with hands
diaphanous	transparent, gauzy 
diatribe	bitter and violent attack in words
dictate	order
