deave
/div/
verb
- To make someone deaf or unable to hear, especially by making a loud noise.
- The constant roar of the waterfall seemed to deave the hikers.
- Don't shout so close to my ear—you'll deave me.
- The construction noise would deave anyone who stayed nearby.
- To overwhelm or stun someone with noise or information.
- The loud music at the party threatened to deave the guests.
- All the conflicting advice from friends can deave a new parent.
- The teacher's endless lecture began to deave the students.