adj
Meaning 1
Degenerate.
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adj
Degenerate.
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Usage: Internet
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name
A surname from German.
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noun
Sword.
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Usage: UK, obsolete
Qualifier: thieves' cant
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noun
A degenerate.
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History
Clipping of degenerate.
* As a German and Alemannic German surname, from the noun Degen (“boy warrior, hero”). * As a German and Dutch surname, shortened from names like Degenhard, Degenhold, etc., with the same meaning as the above. In isolated cases it can also be from Degen (“rapier”), for someone who made or wore such weapons, and from Middle High German dechen (“dean”, modern German Dechant).
From German Degen (“dagger”).