deave
transitive verb
ˈdēv
-ed/-ing/-s
1
dialectal, British : to stun or stupefy with noise : deafen
2
dialectal, British : bother, confuse
Word History
Etymology
Middle English deven, from Old English -dēafian (as in ādēafian to become deaf), from dēaf deaf
- in honor
- in honor of
- in hope of
- in hope that
- in hopes of
- in hopes that
- in hot pursuit
- in hot/close pursuit
- in hysterics
- in ignorance of
- in invitum
- in isolation
- in issue
- in its entirety
- in its own right
- in its own time
- in its totality
- in its/their entirety
- in its/their totality
- in itself
- in jeopardy
- in jest
- in jig time
- in jure cessio
- in justification of