Deed

What do we mean by deed?

Something that is carried out; an act or action. noun

A usually praiseworthy act; a feat or exploit. noun

Action or performance in general. noun

A signed, sealed, and delivered instrument. noun

An instrument conveying an interest in real property. noun

To transfer by means of a deed. transitive verb

To convey or transfer by deed: as, he deeded all his estate to his eldest son.

That which is done, acted, performed, or accomplished; a doing; an act: a word of extensive application, including whatever is done, good or bad, great or small. noun

Power of action; agency; performance. noun

In law, a writing on parchment or paper, authenticated by the seal of the person whose mind it purports to declare; more specifically, such a writing made for the purpose of conveying real estate. See indenture, and deed poll, below. noun

Dead. adjective

To convey or transfer by deed. transitive verb

That which is done or effected by a responsible agent; an act; an action; a thing done; -- a word of extensive application, including, whatever is done, good or bad, great or small. noun

Illustrious act; achievement; exploit. noun

Power of action; agency; efficiency. noun

Fact; reality; -- whence we have indeed. noun

A sealed instrument in writing, on paper or parchment, duly executed and delivered, containing some transfer, bargain, or contract. noun

A printed form containing the customary legal phraseology, with blank spaces for writing in names, dates, boundaries, etc. noun

Performance; -- followed by of. noun

An action or act; something that is done.

A brave or noteworthy action; a feat or exploit.

Action or fact, as opposed to rhetoric or deliberation.

A legal instrument that is executed under seal or before witnesses.

It has multiple meanings. 1. a document signed in regards to the ownership of a property or legal rights. 2. Scottish slang for 'dead' 3. slang for 'sex' or 'masturbating' Urban Dictionary

Scottish slang for "Dead" Urban Dictionary

Good work or something of value done with intention. Urban Dictionary

How backwater (peckhead) pinknecks say the word Dude. Urban Dictionary

It has multiple meanings. 1. a document signed in regards to the ownership of a property or legal rights. 2. Scottish slang for 'dead' 3. slang for 'sex' or 'masturbating' Urban Dictionary

A universal exclamation or statement used with a multitude of inflections depending on content. Used mainly by southerners when one doesn’t have anything else better to say on the topic. Or at least nothing nice to say about it. Urban Dictionary

Slang term for sex Urban Dictionary

Sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

Slang for 'sex' In reference to 'The dirty deed'. The word 'deed' can also be used as a prefix in the same context. Urban Dictionary

A male lesbian. Characterized as a straight male who acts like a female. Therefore his attraction to females makes him a lesbian. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to deed:
deed.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word deed:
conveyance, cession, poll, deeds, gift, conveyed, crimea, lucknow, dated, donation, anarchist, restrictions, mortgage, restriction, trust, heirs, awarded, trustees, property, trustee, tract, sale, acres, abbey, yacht, citation, document, executed, otto, surname, lease, ownership, grant, monastery, arrangement, estates, land, lands, counts, victoria, granted, issued, sergeant, took, purchase, place, transfer, noble, settlement, manor, shall, possession, belgium.

Words that rhyme with deed:
read, lead, breed, feed, bleed, proceed, speed, concede, plead, supersede, screed, seed, need, weed, indeed, heed, creed, precede, impede, accede, inbreed, succeed, exceed, cede, proofread, reed, secede, mislead, recede, bead, reread, greed, stampede, mead, intercede, knead, nead, centipede, misread, steed, tweed, agreed, seaweed, guaranteed, bede, swede, overfeed, ede, meade, leed, fried, freed, ganymede, milkweed, sneed, decreed, treed, teed, ragweed, peed, nosebleed, misdeed, reid, snead, glede, kneed, duckweed, keyed, gilead, skied, prophesied, aniseed, skeed, siegfried, rapeseed, brede, flaxseed, eade, glead, smead, degreed, linseed, rashid, fireweed, pitied, appleseed, hamid, airspeed, gleed, pickerel weed, reseed, dreed, take heed, oilseed, pokeweed, light speed, dede, saeed, aristide, chicken feed.

Adjectives that are often used to describe deed:
good, evil, such, great, heroic, foul, noble, very, bloody, original, quitclaim, wicked, brave, terrible, cruel, dreadful, bad, dastardly, dark, horrid, horrible, atrocious, daring, actual, dirty, meritorious, generous, glorious, desperate, awful, shameful, rash, formal, bold, ill, unrecorded, indian, mighty, gallant, wrong, fatal, absolute, virtuous, murderous, notarial, sinful, separate, charitable, prior, vile, righteous, voluntary, valid, pious, worthy, recorded, violent, above, criminal, guilty, barbarous, infamous, registered, monstrous, fearful, heinous, treacherous, joint, kindly, valiant, wonderful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective deed:
poll, restrictions, book, restriction, absolute, description, tax, books, record, form, contrary, void, descriptions, subject, stamp, records, registration, covenants, transaction, grant, date, covenant, evil, search, doer, secret, deserving, mine, duty, document, show, nothing, supplemental, pass, notice, taxation, sale, land, gift, title, reading, preparation, misbecoming, word, writer, operating, lands, trust, ennomic, foolishness, testamentary, pole, renunciatory, registry, holder, hast, lie, manslaughter, consequence, lieu, foreclosures, contract, validity, present, courage, free, profane, discrepancy, boxes, fall, initiative, binding, conflict, express.

Consonant match to deed:
doud, dead, dude, dud, dad, did, died, dyed, dade, dowd, dodd, daoud, dede, diede, dudd.

Words that sound like deed:
deed, dede, deid, diede, deede, d.d, dead, did, dad, died, dude, dud, ded, dyed, deat, dod, dade, dood, dodd, deet, dide, dowd, dadd, dode, doud, doed, dudd, taod, daad, dowed, daoud, dete, dewed, doad, diete, dewd, diit, dudh, teed, tead, tiede, tde, tede, t.d, date, d, debt, dee, deeds, dat, de, di, dia, dea, dit, deemed, det, didi, deedee, deah, dight, d-day, ddy, dee dee, derd, dida, dird, diea, dhi, dette, dih, deut, dii, deedy, daut, dhy, .dot, daet, diod, d a, d.t, datte, datt, dhat, aidid, dhd, dhia, dawt, dadt, deia, dhea, daat, ddu, d e, d day, d i, de-, dgd, d d, ddw.