Dĕf-e-dā'tion1, n.
n. [Fr. défédation, from Lat. de and fœdare, to make foul, from fœdus, foul.] Pollution. [Obs.]
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n. [Fr. défédation, from Lat. de and fœdare, to make foul, from fœdus, foul.] Pollution. [Obs.]
n. [See DEFEDATION.] The act of making filthy. [Obs.] Bentley.