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desert1
verb (deserted , deserting )
1 to leave or abandon (a place or person), intending not to return.
2 intr to leave (especially a branch of the armed forces) without permission.
3 to take away support from (a person, cause, etc).
[15c: from French déserter ]
deserted adjective said of a building, etc: empty or abandoned.
deserter noun someone who deserts from military service.
desertion noun .
verb (deserted , deserting )
1 to leave or abandon (a place or person), intending not to return.
2 intr to leave (especially a branch of the armed forces) without permission.
3 to take away support from (a person, cause, etc).
[15c: from French déserter ]
deserted adjective said of a building, etc: empty or abandoned.
deserter noun someone who deserts from military service.
desertion noun .
| desert There is often a spelling confusion between desert and dessert. |
desert2
noun an arid area of land where vegetation is scarce or non-existent, and which is characterized by extremely high or low temperatures.
as adjective a desert island .
[13c: French, from Latin deserere to abandon]
noun an arid area of land where vegetation is scarce or non-existent, and which is characterized by extremely high or low temperatures.
as adjective a desert island .
[13c: French, from Latin deserere to abandon]
desert boot
noun a lacing suede ankle boot with a rubber sole.
noun a lacing suede ankle boot with a rubber sole.
desert rat
noun
1 a jerboa.
2 a soldier of the British 7th Armoured Division who served in N Africa during 1941? 2, the divisional sign being a jerboa.
noun
1 a jerboa.
2 a soldier of the British 7th Armoured Division who served in N Africa during 1941? 2, the divisional sign being a jerboa.
desertification
noun the process by which a new desert is formed, or an existing desert spreads across an area that was formerly moist and fertile, due to climatic changes, poor farming practices, etc.
[1970s]
noun the process by which a new desert is formed, or an existing desert spreads across an area that was formerly moist and fertile, due to climatic changes, poor farming practices, etc.
[1970s]
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