Disoblige
Disobligev.t.to offend, provoke, vex, disgust
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Disobliging
Disobligingpa.displeasing offensive, disgusting
Disobligingly
Disobliginglyad.in a disobliging manner, amiss
Disolved
Disolvedpa.melted, broken up, destroyed, ended
Disorbed
Disorbeda.thrown or put out of proper place
Disorder
Disordern.a confusion, sickness, discomposure
Disorder (2)
Disorderv.t.to disturb, ruffle, make sick
Disordered
Disorderedpa.confused, irregular, loose, ill
Disorderly
Disorderlya.confused, irregular, lawless, loose
Disorderly (2)
Disorderlyad.confusedly, irregularly, ill
Disordinate
Disordinatea.living irregularly, loose, ob.
Disorganization
Disorganizationn.the act of destroying organic structure or connected system
Disorganize
Disorganizev.t.to separate organized parts
Disorganizer
Disorganizern.one who destroys or attempts to destroy, a regular structure
Disown
Disownv.t.not to own, to deny, to renounce
Disoxygenate
Disoxygenatev.t.to free from oxygene
Disoxygenation
Disoxygenationn.the depriving of oxygene
Disparage
Disparagev.t.to undervalue, lessen, degrade
Disparagement
Disparagementn.a disgrace, dishonor, reproach
Disparate
Disparatea.unlike, different, opposit, ob.
Disparity
Disparityn.inequality, unlikeness, difference
Dispark
Disparkv.t.to throw open a park, to lay open
Disparked
Disparkedpa.laid open, made common land
Dispart
Dispartv.to part, divide, separate, split
Dispassion
Dispassionn.coolness of temper, composure
Dispassionate
Dispassionatea.cool, calm, composed, moderate
Dispassionately
Dispassionatelyad.cooly, composedly, fairly, justly