dele
41dele-wine — see deal n.4 …
42dele — I. transitive verb (deled; deleing) Etymology: Latin, imperative singular of delēre Date: 1705 to delete especially from typeset matter II. noun Date: circa 1751 a mark indicating that something is to be deled …
43dele — 1. verb /ˈdiːliː/ to delete 2. noun /ˈdiːliː/ a sign signifying deletion …
44Dèle — (ou Déicole) irlandais, moine à Bangor d où il suivit saint Colomban à Luxeuil, fonda le monastère de Lure, mort solitaire en 625. Fête le 18 janvier …
45dele — Synonyms and related words: blot, blot out, cancel, cross out, delete, efface, erase, expunge, obliterate, raze, rub out, rule out, scratch, scratch out, sponge, sponge out, strike out, wipe out …
46dele — de·le || diËliË n. instruction to delete (printer s symbol) v. delete, permanently remove, erase, blot out; mark for deletion …
47dele — [ di:li] noun a proofreader s sign (δ) indicating matter to be deleted. verb (deles, deleing, deled) delete or mark for deletion. Origin L., blot out! efface! , imperative of delere …
48dele — t (L). Destroy …
49dele — v. a. [L.] Erase, efface, remove, delete, blot out …
50dele — de·le …
