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Definition of decay
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Decay (n.)
Destruction;
death.
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Spacelate
::
Spacelate
(v. i.) To die,
decay,
or
become
gangrenous,
as flesh or bone; to
mortify..
Decomposition
::
Decomposition
(n.) The act or
process
of
resolving
the
constituent
parts of a
compound
body or
substance
into its
elementary
parts;
separation
into
constituent
part;
analysis;
the decay or
dissolution
consequent
on the
removal
or
alteration
of some of the
ingredients
of a
compound;
disintegration;
as, the
decomposition
of wood,
rocks,
etc..
Decay
::
Decay (v. t.) To cause to
decay;
to
impair.
Dilapidated
::
Dilapidated
(a.)
Decayed;
fallen
into
partial
ruin;
injured
by bad usage or
neglect.
Dottard
::
Dottard
(n.) An old,
decayed
tree..
Druxy
::
Druxy (a.)
Having
decayed
spots or
streaks
of a
whitish
color;
-- said of
timber.
Ulmin
::
Ulmin (n.) A brown
amorphous
substance
found in
decaying
vegetation.
Cf.
Humin.
Immortal
::
Immortal
(n.) One who will never cease to be; one
exempt
from
death,
decay,
or
annihilation..
Conservable
::
Conservable
(a.)
Capable
of being
preserved
from decay or
injury.
Foxiness
::
Foxiness
(n.) The state of being foxed or
discolored,
as
books;
decay;
deterioration..
Consumption
::
Consumption
(n.) The act or
process
of
consuming
by use,
waste,
etc.;
decay;
destruction..
Rotten
::
Rotten
(a.)
Having
rotted;
putrid;
decayed;
as, a
rotten
apple;
rotten
meat..
Deaf
::
Deaf (a.)
Decayed;
tasteless;
dead; as, a deaf nut; deaf
corn..
Wither
::
Wither
(v. t.) To cause to
shrink,
wrinkle,
or
decay,
for want of
animal
moisture..
Decayed
::
Decayed
(a.)
Fallen,
as to
physical
or
social
condition;
affected
with
decay;
rotten;
as,
decayed
vegetation
or
vegetables;
a
decayed
fortune
or
gentleman..
Blight
::
Blight
(n.)
Mildew;
decay;
anything
nipping
or
blasting;
--
applied
as a
general
name to
various
injuries
or
diseases
of
plants,
causing
the whole or a part to
wither,
whether
occasioned
by
insects,
fungi,
or
atmospheric
influences..
Toadstool
::
Toadstool
(n.) A name given to many
umbrella-shaped
fungi,
mostly
of the genus
Agaricus.
The
species
are
almost
numberless.
They grow on
decaying
organic
matter..
Decay
::
Decay (v. i.) To pass
gradually
from a
sound,
prosperous,
or
perfect
state,
to one of
imperfection,
adversity,
or
dissolution;
to waste away; to
decline;
to fail; to
become
weak,
corrupt,
or
disintegrated;
to rot; to
perish;
as, a tree
decays;
fortunes
decay;
hopes
decay..
Decrepitude
::
Decrepitude
(n.) The
broken
state
produced
by decay and the
infirmities
of age;
infirm
old age.
Fade
::
Fade (a.) To
become
fade; to grow weak; to lose
strength;
to
decay;
to
perish
gradually;
to
wither,
as a
plant..
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