1. Any personal chattel which is the immediate occasion of the death of a rational creature, and, for that reason, given to God, i.e., forfeited to be applied to pious or charitable use.

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

• deoand,
• dowdand,
• seodand,
• xeodand,
• ceodand,
• feodand,
• reodand,
• eeodand,
• dwodand,
• dsodand,
• ddodand,
• drodand,
• d4odand,
• Deodant,
• Diodond,
• deadand,
• Deodent,
• Deodont,
• Deondand,
• Diodand

The plural of the "Deodand" can be the "deodands".

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