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D, E, F, G-H, I, J-L, M, N-O, P, Q-R, S, T-U, V-Z, Other
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  1. defective
    having a flaw
    Note to Vocabulary.com: The following words are missing the green "Learn" button on their respective definition page: chauvinistic, culvert, exchequer, interpolate, linkage, tranquillity.
  2. defective
    having a flaw
    Note to Vocabulary.com: The 'friendly' definition for 'quintessence' states the four elements the Greeks believed matter was constituted of were earth, wind, air, and fire. Since wind and air are essentially describing the same substance, shouldn't one of them be replaced with the element of water (since it's kind of a crucial substance)?
  3. deficient
    inadequate in amount or degree
    Words not included in Vocabulary.com's dictionary as of yet:

    Accessorize; Amid; Amidst; Among; Amongst; Amoral;
    Antidisestablishmentarianism; Circa; Concerning;
    Considering; Conspicuity; Creationist; Crockpot;
    Denunciate; Distinguishing; Droid; Eke; Entrainment;
    Fro; Gastrology; Inbox; Irrefragable; Legalistic;
    Lest; Mach; Mage; Malware; Media; Occultic;
  4. deficient
    inadequate in amount or degree
    Additional words not included in Vocabulary.com's dictionary as of yet:

    Oneirology; Phishing; Poco; Pupilage; Regenerative;
    Situational; Sophomoric; Speculatory; Spelunking;
    Trafficking; Valorize; Vaporware; Versus; Via; Viridian;
    Volitive; Whereat; Whereby; Wherein; Whereupon;
    Whilst; Whither; Whosoever; Yardang; Irrefrangible;
    Taiga
  5. idiomatic expression
    an expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up
    Additional words not included in Vocabulary.com's dictionary as of yet (Idiomatic expressions and others):

    Albeit; Au countraire; Basket case; Bucket list;
    Burn the midnight oil; Bury the hatchet; C'est la vie;
    Carpe diem; Comic relief; E Pluribus Unum (U.S. Motto);
    Grain of salt; Green with envy; Humble pie;
    Lion's Share; Paint the town red; Sam Hill;
    Situational Irony; Smoke and mirrors;
    Through thick and thin; Throw caution to the wind;
    Two cents; Verbal irony; Voir dire
  6. idiomatic expression
    an expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up
    Additional words not included in Vocabulary.com's dictionary as of yet (Idiomatic expressions and others):

    Beat a dead horse; Bite one's tongue; Buck stops here; Burn one's bridges;
    Close but no cigar; Few and far between; Go out on a limb;
    Have a bone to pick; Have one's cake and eat it too;
    Have an axe to grind; Lock, stock, and barrel;
  7. idiomatic expression
    an expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up
    Additional words not included in Vocabulary.com's dictionary as of yet (Idiomatic expressions and others):

    Make a mountain out of a molehill; necessary evil;
    Nerves of steel; Nip it in the bud; Rose-colored glasses;
    Tip of the iceburg; Up the creek; Upset the applecart;
    Vim and vigor; Weather the storm; Wet behind the ears;
    Whale of a time; Yellow streak; In memoriam
  8. plural
    the form of a word that is used to denote more than one
    Additional words not included in Vocabulary.com's dictionary as of yet (Irregular Plural Forms):

    Appendices; Axes; Cacti; Crises; Criteria;
    Curricula; Effluvia; Errata; Extrema; Foci; Formulae;
    Genera; Hypotheses; Inccubi; Matrices; Maxima;
    Millenia; Minima; Minutiae; Nuclei; Phenomena; Radii;
    Stimuli; Strata; Succubi; Syllabi; Theses; Vertices
Created on Mon Dec 17 15:25:53 EST 2012 (updated Tue May 21 07:28:00 EDT 2013)

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