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Definition of decay
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Decay (v. t.) To
destroy.
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Crumble
::
Crumble
(v. i.) To fall into small
pieces;
to break or part into small
fragments;
hence,
to fall to decay or ruin; to
become
disintegrated;
to
perish..
Repair
::
Repair
(v. t.) To
restore
to a sound or good state after
decay,
injury,
dilapidation,
or
partial
destruction;
to
renew;
to
restore;
to mend; as, to
repair
a
house,
a road, a shoe, or a ship; to
repair
a
shattered
fortune..
Putrefaction
::
Putrefaction
(n.) The act or the
process
of
putrefying;
the
offensive
decay of
albuminous
or other
matter.
Ruin
::
Ruin (n.) That which is
fallen
down and
become
worthless
from
injury
or
decay;
as, his mind is a ruin;
especially,
in the
plural,
the
remains
of a
destroyed,
dilapidated,
or
desolate
house,
fortress,
city, or the
like..
Carcass
::
Carcass
(n.) The
abandoned
and
decaying
remains
of some bulky and once
comely
thing,
as a ship; the
skeleton,
or the
uncovered
or
unfinished
frame,
of a
thing..
Failure
::
Failure
(n.)
Decay,
or
defect
from
decay;
deterioration;
as, the
failure
of
memory
or of
sight..
Speck
::
Speck (n.) A small
discolored
place in or on
anything,
or a small place of a color
different
from that of the main
substance;
a spot; a
stain;
a
blemish;
as, a speck on paper or loth;
specks
of decay in
fruit..
Embalm
::
Embalm
(v. t.) To
anoint
all over with balm;
especially,
to
preserve
from decay by means of balm or other
aromatic
oils, or
spices;
to fill or
impregnate
(a dead
body),
with
aromatics
and drugs that it may
resist
putrefaction..
Saprophytic
::
Saprophytic
(a.)
Feeding
or
growing
upon
decaying
animal
or
vegetable
matter;
pertaining
to a
saprophyte
or the
saprophytes.
Saprophagan
::
Saprophagan
(n.) One of a tribe of
beetles
which feed upon
decaying
animal
and
vegetable
substances;
a
carrion
beetle.
Twaddler
::
Twaddler
(n.) One who
prates
in a weak and silly
manner,
like one whose
faculties
are
decayed..
Incorruptness
::
Incorruptness
(n.)
Freedom
or
exemption
from decay or
corruption.
Dottard
::
Dottard
(n.) An old,
decayed
tree..
Decay
::
Decay (n.)
Gradual
failure
of
health,
strength,
soundness,
prosperity,
or of any
species
of
excellence
or
perfection;
tendency
toward
dissolution
or
extinction;
corruption;
rottenness;
decline;
deterioration;
as, the decay of the body; the decay of
virtue;
the decay of the Roman
empire;
a
castle
in
decay..
Relic
::
Relic (n.) That which
remains;
that which is left after loss or
decay;
a
remaining
portion;
a
remnant.
Nitrocalcite
::
Nitrocalcite
(n.)
Nitrate
of
calcium,
a
substance
having
a
grayish
white
color,
occuring
in
efforescences
on old
walls,
and in
limestone
caves,
especially
where there
exists
decaying
animal
matter..
Incorruptible
::
Incorruptible
(a.) Not
corruptible;
incapable
of
corruption,
decay,
or
dissolution;
as, gold is
incorruptible..
Mend
::
Mend (v. t.) To
repair,
as
anything
that is torn,
broken,
defaced,
decayed,
or the like; to
restore
from
partial
decay,
injury,
or
defacement;
to patch up; to put in shape or order
again;
to
re-create;
as, to mend a
garment
or a
machine..
Decayer
::
Decayer
(n.) A
causer
of
decay.
Preserve
::
Preserve
(v. t.) To save from decay by the use of some
preservative
substance,
as
sugar,
salt, etc.; to
season
and
prepare
for
remaining
in a good
state,
as
fruits,
meat, etc.; as, to
preserve
peaches
or
grapes..
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