Associations to the word «Dearth»
Noun
- Scarcity
- Famine
- Drought
- Sod
- Plenty
- Scourge
- Salesman
- Lack
- Mirth
- Abundance
- Corn
- Shortage
- Fife
- Grain
- Necessary
- Deficiency
- Plague
- Tempest
- Workforce
- Bread
- Harvest
- Shilling
- Penny
- Absence
- Effectiveness
- Price
- Datum
- Employment
- Evil
- Wage
- Mast
- Ness
- Amusement
- Wealth
- Evidence
- Talent
- Supply
- Material
- Cattle
- Opportunity
- Aging
- Birth
- Folly
- Gap
- Food
- Archaeology
- Deed
- Information
- Resource
- Nursing
- Cow
- Wheat
- Migration
- Darkness
- Fill
- Coverage
- Adoption
- Expert
- Difficulty
- Sorrow
- Er
- Subject
- Globe
Adjective
Wiktionary
DEARTH, noun. A period or condition when food is rare and hence expensive; famine.
DEARTH, noun. (by extension) Scarcity; a lack or short supply.
DEARTH, noun. (obsolete) Dearness; the quality of being rare or costly.
Dictionary definition
DEARTH, noun. An acute insufficiency.
DEARTH, noun. An insufficient quantity or number.
Wise words
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