Deuterogamy

du-ter-og'a-mt, n. A 2d marriage, after the death of the first husband or wife. [Gr. deuteros, second, and gamos, marriage.] — Deuterog'amist, ru One who, etc. — Deuteron'omy, -o-mT, n. (Bibl.) linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. 162 DEVASTATE 146 The 5th book of the Pent a teuch, containing the 2d iving of the law by Moses. [Gr. nomas, law!] — Deuerop^athy, -thl, n. (Med.) A sympathetic affection, s headache from an overloaded stomach. [Gr. pathos, suffering, f pathein, to suffer.] — Deuteros'eopy, -pi, n. Second sight; meaning beyond the literal sense; second intention. [Gr. skopia, a looking out.] — Deutox'ide, -id, n. (Chern.) A compound of 2 equivalents of oxygen with 1 of a base. Devastate, dev'as or de-vas'tat, v. To lay waste, desolate, demolish, pillage. [L. de and vast are, -tatum, to lay waste, vast us, waste.]— Devastation, n. Act of, or state of being, etc. (Law.) Waste of the goods of the deceased by an administrator.