Dejection (de-jek'shun). Discharge of excrementitious material; mental depression.
Deleterious (del-e-te're-us). Hurtful; injurious.
Deliquium (de-lik'we-um). A fainting or syncope.
Delirium (de-lir'e-um). A condition of mental excitement with confusion
and usually hallucinations and illusions.
Demulcents (de-mul'sents). Soothing; allays irritation, especially of
mucous surfaces.
Dentition (den-tish'in). Teething; cutting of teeth.
Dentrifice (den'trif-is). A substance for cleansing teeth.
Duodenum (du-o-de'num). The first part of the small intestine.
Deobstruent (de-ob'stru-ent). A medicine to remove obstruction.
Depletion (de-ple'shun). Diminished quantity of fluid in the body or in a part, especially by bleeding, conditions due to excessive loss of blood or other fluids.