Webster's Dictionary 1806

1594

Dispatch

Dispatchn.see Despatch

1595

Dispel

Dispelv.t.to drive off or away, banish, disperse

1596

Dispend

Dispendv.t.to spend, lay out, consume, ob.

1597

Dispensary

Dispensaryn.a place for dispensing medicines to the sick and needy

1598

Dispensation

Dispensationn.a distribution, exemption, leave

1599

Dispensator

Dispensatorn.one who deals out or distributes

1600

Dispensatory

Dispensatoryn.the directory for making medicines

1601

Dispense

Dispensev.to distribute, exempt, excuse

1602

Dispense (2)

Dispensen.a dispensation, exemption, discharge

1603

Dispenser

Dispensern.one who dispenses, one who excuses

1604

Dispeople

Dispeoplev.t.to depopulate, lay waste, destroy

1605

Dispeopler

Dispeoplern.one who depopulates or lays waste

1606

Disperge

Dispergev.t.to sprinkle, scatter, ob.

1607

Dispermous

Dispermousa.having two feeds together

1608

Disperse

Dispersev.to separate, go or drive away, scatter

1609

Dispersedly

Dispersedlyad.in a dispersed manner, confusedly

1610

Dispersedness

Dispersednessn.a dispersed state, thinness

1611

Disperser

Dispersern.one who disperses, one who spreads

1612

Dispersion

Dispersionn.a spreading or scattering abroad

1613

Dispersive

Dispersivea.having a tendency to scatter

1614

Dispirit

Dispiritv.t.to discourage, damp, deject, oppress

1615

Dispirited

Dispiritedpa.disheartened, cast down

1616

Displace

Displacev.t.to put out of place, remove, disorder

1617

Displacement

Displacementn.the act of displacing

1618

Displacency

Displacencyn.incivility, disgust, offense, ob.

1619

Displant

Displantv.t.to remove, to drive out or away, ob.

1620

Displantation

Displantationn.a removal of plants or people, ob.