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An act or expression of respect or courtesy; civility. Often used in the plural: pay one's devoirs. 2. Duty or responsibility. [Middle English, duty, from Old French, ...
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A region of southwest England bordering on the English Channel. Occupied in Paleolithic times, it became part of Wessex in the eighth century.
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any of an English breed of vigorous red cattle used for meat and milk. Origin of DEVON. Devon, England. First Known Use: 1834. Rhymes with DEVON ...
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A loudmouthed numbskull; an ignoramus who runs his mouth like an idiot. Once- common British term for an imbecilic buffoon now gaining widespread po...
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Devon A region of southwest England bordering on the English Channel. Occupied in Paleolithic times, it became part of.
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one of an English breed of red cattle, bred for beef and milk. 3. one of an English breed of sheep, bred for its long, coarse wool. Relevant Questions. Where Is ...
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devon definition, meaning, English dictionary, synonym, see also 'Devon minnow' ,Devonian',Devonshire',Devonshire cream', Collins Reverso dictionary, ...
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Devon - Definition of Devon is presented by 1913 online Webster's Dictionary. Includes dictionary browser, morphological search by meaning of Devon, ...
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