1. To transfer or convey; to lease; to bequenth. Demise and redemise, a conveyance where there are mutual leases made from one to another of the same land.

2. Death.

3. A decease, especially of a royal or distinguished person; a conveyance or transfer of an estate by lease or will.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• deaises,
• domice,
• desiese,
• demaise,
• dimise,
• decise,
• demale,
• demsey,
• deise,
• desase,
• deasise,
• decis,
• dimish,
• desise,
• damie,
• temite,
• dipise,
• deciese,
• demade,
• deseise

• Demas,
• Dummies,
• deans,
• defies,
• dams,
• Denies,
• Denese,
• Deems,
• deimos,
• DEMUS,
• Denise,
• Denis,
• devise,
• deines,
• Denice,
• dims,
• Denisse,
• dense,
• Dennis,
• Deniz,
• Demos,
• Dennise,
• Denyse.

The adjective form of the word "demise" is "demised".

The plural of the "demise" can be the "demises".

The singular of the "demise" can be the "demise".