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DET

  1. Also Det Linguistics. determiner.
  2. Pharmacology. diethyltryptamine.

det.

  1. detach.
  2. detachment.
  3. detail.
  4. determine.
  5. (in prescriptions) let it be given.

Origin of det.

From the Latin word dētur
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Examples from the Web for det

Historical Examples of det

  • If I had stayed in my fader's house, I vould haf been det for goot, and perried too!

  • "Let me det down, pease," said that young lady,—the first remark she had made.

    Clover

    Susan Coolidge

  • "Let me det in oor lap den," and Marion, climbing up, made herself perfectly at home.

  • Tum and det some breakfus, exclaimed baby Ned, as he and all the others turned their heads in the direction of the sounds.

    Elsie at Ion

    Martha Finley

  • A iz the dettor, and it iz indifferent whether he pays the det to B or C.

British Dictionary definitions for det

DET

abbreviation for
  1. diethyltryptamine, a hallucinogenic drug
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det in Medicine

DET

[dē′ē-tē′]
n.
  1. Diethyltryptamine; a hallucinogenic agent similar to DMT.

det.

abbr.
  1. detur (let there be given; give)
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