déchaussé, -e, adj., bare-footed.
déchaussement (-shôs-mān), n.m., pulling off (shoes or stockings), laying bare; baring (of teeth); shrinking, lancing of the gums.
déchausser, v.a., to pull off shoes and stockings; to lay bare (trees, teeth, buildings).
se déchausser, v.r., to take off one’s shoes and stockings; to become bare (of the teeth).
déchaussoir, n.m., gum-lancet.
déchaux, adj.m., barefooted (of friars). C’est un pied —; he is a low poverty-stricken fellow. À peine de —; under pain of forfeiture.
dèche, n.f., (pop.) destitution, beggary. En —; out of pocket.
déchéance, n.f., (jur.) forfeiture; fall, decay.
déchet, n.m., (com.) loss, waste.