Dishabited
Dishabitedpa.driven away from a habitation
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Dishearten
Disheartenv.t.to discourage, cast down, terrify
Dished
Dishedpa.put into a dish, served up in a dish
Disherit
Disheritv.t.to cut off from inheritance
Dishevel
Dishevelv.to put the hair in disorder, to disorder
Dishevelled
Dishevelledpa.disordered, dangling, loose
Dishing
Dishinga.serving up, resembling a dish, hollow
Dishonest
Dishonesta.knavish, base, faithless, unchaste
Dishonestly
Dishonestlyad.knavishly, wickedly, basely
Dishonestly (2)
Dishonestlyn.knavery, baseness, deceit, lewdness
Dishonor
Dishonorn.reproach, disgrace, censure, blame
Dishonorable
Dishonorablea.shameful, base, vile, ungenerous
Dishonorably
Dishonorablyad.in an unbecoming manner
Dishonorer
Dishonorern.one who treats another person ill
Dishorn
Dishornv.t.to strip of horns, ob.
Dishumor
Dishumorn.ill-humor, peevishness, crossness
Disincarcerate
Disincarceratev.t.to set at liberty, to set free
Disinclination
Disinclinationn.dislike, hate, want of affection
Disincline
Disinclinev.t.to excite or produce a dislike
Disincorporate
Disincorporatev.t.to separate, dissolve, destroy
Disinfect
Disinfectv.t.to cleanse from infection
Disinfection
Disinfectionn.a purification from infecting matter
Disingenuous
Disingenuousa.illiberal, unfair, mean, base, sly
Disingenuousness
Disingenuousnessn.mean subtility, low craft, art
Disinherison
Disinherisonn.a debarring from inheritance
Disinherit
Disinheritv.t.to deprive of inheritance, to cut off
Disintegrable
Disintegrablea.that may be separated into parts, or fall to pieces