Disfigurement
Disfigurementn.defacement, a deformity
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Disfigurer
Disfigurern.one who disfigures, one who mangles
Disfranchise
Disfranchisev.t.to deprive of chartered rights
Disfranchisement
Disfranchisementn.adepriving of free privilege
Disfurnish
Disfurnishv.t.to deprive, strip, take away
Disgarnish
Disgarnishv.t.to strip, divest, take off or away
Disglorify
Disglorifyv.t.to deprive of glory, abase, ob.
Disgorge
Disgorgev.t.to vomit, to pour out with force
Disgrace
Disgracev.t.to dishonor, dismiss, turn out, degrade
Disgrace (2)
Disgracen.dishonor, shame, a loss of favor
Disgraceful
Disgracefula.shameful, infamous, base, mean
Disgracefully
Disgracefullyad.dishonorably, shamefully, ill
Disgracefulness
Disgracefulnessn.dishonor, infamy, reproach
Disgracer
Disgracern.a person that exposes to shame
Disgracious
Disgraciousa.unkind, uncivil, unfavorable
Disguise
Disguisen.a dress to deceive, pretense; cloke
Disguise (2)
Disguisev.t.to conceal, hide, disfigure, deform
Disguised
Disguisedpa.concealed, disfigured, oercome
Disguisement
Disguisementn.a dress of concealment. ob.
Disguiser
Disguisern.one who disguises, one who conceals
Disgust
Disgustv.t.to give a dislike, offend, provoke
Disgustful
Disgustfula.nauseous, unpleasant, distasteful
Dish
Dishn.a vessel to serve up meat in, meat served
Dish (2)
Dishv.t.to put or serve up in a dish
Dishabille
Dishabillen.an undress, a loose or bad dress
Dishabille (2)
Dishabillea.undressed, very negligently dressed
Dishabit
Dishabitv.t.to throw out of place, to expel, ob.