dévergondé, -e, n. and adj., rake; harlot; brazen-faced, lewd, shameless, impudent.
dévergonder, v.a., to render shameless, licentious; to render dissolute.
se dévergonder, v.r., to become shamelessly dissolute and licentious; to lose all feeling of shame; to run riot.
déverguer (-ghé), v.a., to unbend the sails.
déverrouillement, n.m., unbolting.
*déverrouiller, v.a., to unbolt.
devers, prep., ☉towards, about, near. Par —; in one’s possession; (jur.) before. Il vient de — ces pays-là; he comes from somewhere about those parts. Il a les papiers par — lui; he is possessed of the papers. Par — la loi; in the eyes of the law.
dévers, -e, adj., (arts) bending, jutting out, leaning. Ce mur est —; that wall juts out.
dévers, n.m., (tech.) inclination.
déversement, n.m., inclination, bending, warping; pouring, flowing; discharge, overflow.