Dejectory

Po e ing the power or influence to cast down. -Promoting the voiding of excrement. Dejecture, n. Excrement; substance voided; as, "liquid dejecture." - Arbuthnot. Déjeuner, Déjeune, ( dā -zhōona,) n. [Fr., to breakfast, from Lat. de , and jejunium , abstinence from food.] A term naturalized in almost all the larguages of modern Europe; signifying the morning meal. It may be remarked, however, that in France itself this term is rapidly losing, if indeed it has not already lost, its original acceptation, being used as synonymous with our luncheon. De jure. [Lat., by right.] ( Law . ) By right; by law; rightfully; -generally used in contradistinction to DE FACTO, q. v.