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Definition of decay
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Decay (n.) Cause of
decay.
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Stale
::
Stale (v. i.)
Having
lost the life or
graces
of
youth;
worn out;
decayed.
Moulder
::
Moulder
(v. i.) To
crumble
into small
particles;
to turn to dust by
natural
decay;
to lose form, or waste away, by a
gradual
separation
of the
component
particles,
without
the
presence
of
water;
to
crumble
away..
Xylophagides
::
Xylophagides
(n. pl.) A tribe or
family
of
dipterous
flies whose
larvae
live in
decayed
wood. Some of the
tropical
species
are very
large.
Decompose
::
Decompose
(v. i.) To
become
resolved
or
returned
from
existing
combinations;
to
undergo
dissolution;
to
decay;
to rot.
Symptomatic
::
Symptom
(n.) A sign or
token;
that which
indicates
the
existence
of
something
else; as,
corruption
in
elections
is a
symptom
of the decay of
public
virtue..
Nitrocalcite
::
Nitrocalcite
(n.)
Nitrate
of
calcium,
a
substance
having
a
grayish
white
color,
occuring
in
efforescences
on old
walls,
and in
limestone
caves,
especially
where there
exists
decaying
animal
matter..
Repair
::
Repair
(n.)
Restoration
to a sound or good state after
decay,
waste,
injury,
or
partial
restruction;
supply
of loss;
reparation;
as,
materials
are
collected
for the
repair
of a
church
or of a
city..
Incorruptness
::
Incorruptness
(n.)
Freedom
or
exemption
from decay or
corruption.
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..
Dotterel
::
Dotterel
(a.)
Decayed.
Conservatory
::
Conservatory
(a.)
Having
the
quality
of
preserving
from loss,
decay,
or
injury..
Blet
::
Blet (n.) A form of decay in fruit which is
overripe.
Consumption
::
Consumption
(n.) The act or
process
of
consuming
by use,
waste,
etc.;
decay;
destruction..
Hollow-hearted
::
Hollow-hearted
(a.)
Insincere;
deceitful;
not sound and true;
having
a
cavity
or
decayed
spot
within.
Rot
::
Rot (n.) A
disease
or decay in
fruits,
leaves,
or wood,
supposed
to be
caused
by
minute
fungi.
See
Bitter
rot, Black rot, etc.,
below..
Refit
::
Refit (v. t.) To fit or
prepare
for use
again;
to
repair;
to
restore
after
damage
or
decay;
as, to refit a
garment;
to refit ships of war..
Senescence
::
Senescence
(n.) The state of
growing
old; decay by time.
Putrefy
::
Putrefy
(v. t.) To
render
putrid;
to cause to decay
offensively;
to cause to be
decomposed;
to cause to rot.
Decrepitude
::
Decrepitude
(n.) The
broken
state
produced
by decay and the
infirmities
of age;
infirm
old age.
Neuridin
::
Neuridin
(n.) a
nontoxic
base,
C5H14N2,
found in the
putrescent
matters
of
flesh,
fish,
decaying
cheese,
etc..
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