To become vapid or spiritless, as liquors; mostly used in the participle; as the cider or beer is dead. DIE.

In theology, to perish everlastingly; to suffer divine wrath and punishment in the future world. DIE.

To become indifferent to, or to cease to be under the power of; as, to die to sin. DIE.

To endure great danger and distress. DIE. I die daily. 1 Corinthians 15:31. DIE. To die away, to decrease gradually; to cease to blow; as, the wind dies away. DIE.

Food or victuals; as, milk is a wholesome diet; flesh is nourishing diet.

Food regulated by a physician, or by medical rules; food prescribed for the prevention or cure of disease, and limited in kind or quantity. I restrained myself to a regular diet of flesh once a day.

Allowance of provision. For his diet there was a continual diet given him by the king. Jeremiah 52:34.

Board, or boarding; as, to pay a certain sum for diet, washing and lodging.

An assembly of the states or circles of the empire of Germany and of Poland; a convention of princes, electors, ecclesiastical dignitaries, and representatives of free cities, to deliberate on the affairs of the empire. There are also diets of states and cantons.

To feed; to board; to furnish provisions for; as, the master diets his apprentice.

To take food by rules prescribed; as, an invalid should carefully diet himself.

To feed; to furnish aliment; as, to diet revenge.

To eat according to rules prescribed.

To eat; to feed; as, the students diet in commons.