Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Disappointment

Disappointmentn.a defeat of hopes, a balk

1271

Disapprobation

Disapprobationn.censure, blame, dislike, hate

1272

Disappropriate

Disappropriatev.t.to divert from an appropriation

1273

Disapprove

Disapprovev.t.to censure, blame, dislike, hate

1274

Disarm

Disarmv.t.to take way arms, confound, foil

1275

Disarmed

Disarmedpa.deprived of arms, stript, confuted

1276

Disarrange

Disarrangev.t.to put out of order, to disorder

1277

Disarrangement

Disarrangementn.a putting out of order, disorder

1278

Disarray

Disarrayn.disorder, confusion, hurry, undress

1279

Disaster

Disasterv.t.to blast, afflict, injure, hurt, ob.

1280

Disaster (2)

Disastern.a misfortune, calamity, blast

1281

Disasterous

Disasterousa.unlucky, miserable, gloomy, dismal

1282

Disastrously

Disastrouslyad.unluckily, in a dismal manner

1283

Disauthorize

Disauthorizev.t.to deprive of power or credit ob.

1284

Disavouch

Disavouch, or Disavowv.t.to disown, deny, reject

1285

Disband

Disbandv.t.to dismiss, break up, separate

1286

Disbark

Disbarkv.t.to land from a ship, land, unload, strip bark from a tree

1287

Disbelief

Disbeliefn.a refusal of belief, doubt, discredit

1288

Disbelieve

Disbelievev.t.not to believe or credit, to deny

1289

Disbeliever

Disbelievern.one who does not believe

1290

Disbench

Disbenchv.t.to drive from a bench or seat, ob.

1291

Disbranch

Disbranchv.t.to separate, lop, break off, ob.

1292

Disburden

Disburdenv.t.to unload, discharge, ease, put off

1293

Disburse

Disbursev.t.to expend or lay out money

1294

Disbursement

Disbursementn.a laying out money, expense

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Disburser

Disbursern.a person who disburses or expends

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Discalceate

Discalceatev.t.to take off or deprive of shoes, ob.