Dement [noun]

In the following year he organized the Dement Brothers Company and has continuously served as its president.

In 1907 he was elected to the vice presidency of the Dement Brothers Company and remained as manager as well.

Dement ceased speaking and stood in silhouette against the last yellow-and-black of the dead sunset.

John Dement had been chosen major by the members of three companies of Gen. Posey's brigade, which was a spy battalion.

Major John Dement, of Vandalia, was elected to the command of a spy battalion composed of three companies.

This being an odd battalion, Major Dement was entitled to the staff of a Colonel.

The letter went on to say that at times “the master was like one dement,” and that they were afraid of their lives.

Frequently this undiagnosed dement has satisfied himself with a weak, cynical philosophy that life is not worth while.

Dement′ed, out of one's mind: insane: suffering from dementia.

When we were at Dixon they were getting up the Dement regiment.