Désiring, s. desire, R. 725; A 1922; Desiringes, pl. affections, B 1. p 6. 78.
Désiróus, adj. ambitious, 9. 59; desirous, T. i. 1058; ardent, F 23.
Deslavee, adj. foul, I 629; inordinate, unrestrained, I 834. 'Deslavé, pp. non lavé, crasseux, sale'; Godefroy. 'Deslaver, ternir la reputation'; ib.
Desmaye; see Dismaye.
Desolat, adj. desolate, 4. 286; T. v. 540; forsaken, L. 1279; lacking (in), B 131; depopulated, 7. 62; holden desolaat, shunned, C 598.
Desordeynee, adj. unregulated, inordinate, I 818, 915; Desordenee, B 2. m 2. 13.
Desordinat, adj. inordinate, I 415.
Despeir, s. despair, A 3474.
Despeired, pp. sunk in despair, 2. 91; T. v. 713; B 3645; I 696; Despeyred, T. i. 36, 42, 779; F 943. See Dispeyred.
Despence, s. expense, D 1874; expenditure, money for expenses, B 105; Despenses, pl. B 2842. See Dispence.