Duteous

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 154
du'tc-us, adj. devoted to duty obedient, —adv. Du'teously — Du'teousne Dutiful, du'tifoul, adj. attentive to duty: respect expre . ve of a sense of duty. adv. Du'tifully n Du'tlfulneSS Duty, dQ lliai which is due what one is hound by any obligation to do obedience mililary service respect 01 regard one s proper busine tax 011 goods (Formed from O. Fr. deu or due (mod tin., ami suffix -ty See Due.] Duumvirate, du-uin'vi-i at, n. the union of two men in the same office a form of government in.mcicnt Rome. duo, two, and w, a man Dwale, dwal, u (hot) deadly nightshade, which poisons, dulls, 01 stiipcjics {her) a black colom [A S. dwal**, eri or, hence stupefaction, from dwal or dol See Dull and Dwell.
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