Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- A Middle English form of
die . - A Middle English form of
dye .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- intransitive verb obsolete To die.
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Examples
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The Creole proverb warns: "deye mon, gen mon" -- beyond mountains, more mountains.
Mountains To Climb 2007
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(MOH-duhs op-uh-RAN-dee, op-uh-RAN-deye) The way someone does something; a characteristic method: Her modus operandi in buying a new car always included a month of research.
modus operandi 2002
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Alle we shule deye, thah us like ylle. though it pleases us ill.
England's Antiphon MacDonald, George, 1824-1905 1868
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"Life goes on," a friend of mine who lost his wife in the earthquake told me yesterday, bringing to mind the famous Haitian proverb, deye mon gen mon.
Salon 2010
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(Newbie) 12: 50, 12 Apr 2009 deye +1 - sadly this is often the case.
The RiotACT 2009
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Some today came back down within a couple of hundred metres of takeoff. deye
The RiotACT 2009
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Ah, yes we were a bit overdue for one of the tent embassy's regular publicity stunts. deye
The RiotACT 2009
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(Troublemaker) 09: 07, 12 Apr 2009 deye +1 - sadly this is often the case. nota
The RiotACT 2009
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One comment for "Halloween UFO over Canberra?" deye
The RiotACT 2008
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(deye-uh-REE-uh) The frequent passage of abnormally watery feces, which is a sign of illness.
diarrhea 2002
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