Debater

One who debates; a disputant; a controvertist; as, an able debater. Debat'ingly, adv. In the manner of a debate; contentiously. Debating Society, n . A social a embly met to practise the art of debate and public speaking. Debauch', v. a. [Fr. débaucher ; O. Fr. desbaucherdes, de , and baucher , to rank, order, array, or lay in position evenly, from bauche , a rank, row, or course.] To lead out of the right way; to seduce; to corrupt or vitiate; to pollute; to defile; to pervert; to mislead; as, to debauch a woman. "A conscience thoroughly debauched and hardened." - South. -n. [Fr. débauche.] Exce in eating or drinking; intemperance; drunkenne ; gluttony; sensuality. "The first physicians by debauch were made." - Dryden. -An act of debauchery; a fit of intemperance; as, a night's debauch . Debauch'edly, adv. In a corrupt or abandoned man ner. Debauch'edne , n. Debauchery; sensuality; intemperance. Death'-doing, a. Occasioning death. Death'ful, a . Causing death; full of slaughter; mur- Debauchee, ( deb - o -s') n. [Fr. débauché.] A per- dero us; destructive. "Blood, death, and deathful deeds!"- Milton . son addicted to debauchery; one habitually lewd; a sen sualist; a rake; a libertine; a roué.