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Defferson
adverb. a synonym for the word definitely. used to express complete agreement or strong affirmation.
Defferson by Brent Handles January 23, 2009
Deuteragonist
the sidekick of the protagonist in a film or tv show. often a kid who may or may not annoy the protagonist throughout the film/show.
Deuteragonist by PokeBlazer100 October 14, 2016
Deuceronomy
Having a bowel movement of biblical proportions.
Oh my goodness gracious, God has blessed me. I just dropped a dirty deuceronomy that could choke a camel, so...
Deuceronomy by Scottzers!!! May 13, 2013
Deuver
Deuver refers to an adventurous but innocent fella who does not have malicious intent but ends up offending other people. The word gained popularity from a version of the famous card game 'Presidents' played by college students in Singapore. A '2', i.e. Deuver, would usually help one win the game but having too many Deuvers results in unfortunate losses.
Singapore also has a famous trivia team called Dover Deuvers.
Singapore also has a famous trivia team called Dover Deuvers.
Deuterium
Also known as Deut...
Courtesy of Ogame.org
"Deuterium is also called heavy hydrogen. It is a stable isotope of hydrogen with a natural abundance in the oceans of colonies of approximately one atom in 6500 of hydrogen (~154 PPM). Deuterium thus accounts for approximately 0.015% (on a weight basis, 0.030%) of all. Deuterium is processed by special synthesizers which can separate the water from the Deuterium using specially designed centrifuges. The upgrade of the synthesizer allows for increasing the amount of Deuterium deposits processed. Deuterium is used when carrying out sensor phalanx scans, viewing galaxies, as fuel for ships, and performing specialized research upgrades."
Courtesy of Ogame.org
"Deuterium is also called heavy hydrogen. It is a stable isotope of hydrogen with a natural abundance in the oceans of colonies of approximately one atom in 6500 of hydrogen (~154 PPM). Deuterium thus accounts for approximately 0.015% (on a weight basis, 0.030%) of all. Deuterium is processed by special synthesizers which can separate the water from the Deuterium using specially designed centrifuges. The upgrade of the synthesizer allows for increasing the amount of Deuterium deposits processed. Deuterium is used when carrying out sensor phalanx scans, viewing galaxies, as fuel for ships, and performing specialized research upgrades."
Deuterium by DeutSniffer December 16, 2008