defalk
transitive verb
de·falk
də̇ˈfȯlk,
dēˈ-
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: defalcate
Word History
Etymology
Middle English defalken, from Middle French defalquer, from Medieval Latin defalcare
- in-lot
- in-migrant
- in-migrants
- in-migrate
- in-migrated
- in-migrates
- in-migrating
- in-migration
- in-off
- in-pig
- in-plant
- in-print
- in-process
- in-service
- in-store
- in-your-face
- in/at one fell swoop
- in/at one go
- in/for the foreseeable future
- in/from the depths of someone's heart/soul/being
- in/into care
- in/into gear
- in/into high gear
- in/into the swim (of things)
- in/into the swing of