Disedged
Disedgeda.blunted, made blunt, dulled, ob.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Disembark
Disembarkv.t.to put men or goods on short to land
Disembarrass
Disembarrassv.t.to extricate, free, clear up
Disembitter
Disembitterv.t.to sweeten, to make sweet
Disembodied
Disembodieda.divested of body, spiritual, pure
Disembogue
Disemboguev.to discharge, run, flow, vent
Disembowelled
Disembowelleda.taken out of the bowels
Disembroil
Disembroilv.t.to clear up, free, disentangle
Disenchant
Disenchantv.t.to free from enchantment
Disencumber
Disencumberv.t.to free from encumbrance
Disencumbrance
Disencumbrancen.a deliverance from trouble
Disengage
Disengagev.t.to extricate, rid, free, draw off
Disengaged
Disengagedpa.being at leisure, cleared, free
Disengagement
Disengagementn.a release, a freedom
Disennable
Disennablev.t.to deprive of power, to disable
Disentangle
Disentanglev.t.to unravel, loose, clear, free
Disentangled
Disentangledpa.loosed, cleared, disengaged
Disenthrall
Disenthrallv.t.to set free, free, rescue, deliver
Disenthrone
Disenthronev.t.to depose a king or sovereign
Disentrance
Disentrancev.t.to awaken from a trance
Disespouse
Disespousev.t.to divorce, separate, break off
Disespoused
Disespousedpa.separated after promise, left
Disesteem
Disesteemn.slight dislike;v.t.to slight
Disfavor
Disfavorn.discountenance, dislike, an illturn
Disfavor (2)
Disfavorv.t.to discountenance, dislike, hate
Disfiguration
Disfigurationn.the act of disfiguring or hurting
Disfigure
Disfigurev.t.to deform, mangle, maim, deface