English to English Dictionary

Deadline

The latest time or date by which something should be completed.

Deadlock

A situation in which no progress can be made, typically due to opposing parties being unable to reach an agreement.

Deadpan

Showing no facial expression or emotional response, especially when delivering humorous or shocking remarks.

Deadstock

Unsold or unused inventory, particularly in retail or fashion contexts.

Deadweight

Unwanted or useless people or things that drain resources or slow down progress.

Deaf

Unable to hear, either completely or partially.

Deaf-mute

An outdated and often offensive term for a person who is deaf and cannot speak.

Deafening

Extremely loud or piercingly noisy to the point of preventing the hearing of other sounds.

Deafness

The physical condition of lacking the power of hearing or having impaired hearing.

Deal

An agreement or arrangement, especially in business.

Deal directly with

To interact, negotiate, or conduct business with someone personally and without intermediaries or brokers.

Deal-Breaker

A condition or factor that, if not met, will cause a deal or agreement to fail.