dem.

Adjective

Meaning

dem. (not comparable)

(grammar) Abbreviation of demonstrative.

Dem. (not comparable)

Abbreviation of Democratic.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Anagrams

Med.

Examples

And if, by some fluke, the Republican nominee in 2008 were Huckabee (or something like a Huckabee - Hagel ticket) and the Dem. ticket sounded like 2 Lieberman types, I would have to think long and hard. Source: Internet

But when you realize that the DOJ prosecutor in the case is a hand-picked B* appointee, appointed during a Congressional recess because Dem. Senators questioned her qualifications, experience, and conflicts of interest, you have to wonder. Source: Internet

The country also contains numerous lakes – the principal ones are Tingrela, Bam and Dem. The country contains large ponds, as well, such as Oursi, Béli, Yomboli and Markoye. Source: Internet

Those that did turn out voted for him, because mostly he wasn’t the front running, national Dem. Just like how eight years ago they voted for Hillary Clinton eight years prior, because she wasn’t Obama. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

Delysid Delzell dem demaggot demagnetisation demagnetise