Disrelish
Disrelishn.a bad taste, nauseous, dislike, hatred
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Disrelish (2)
Disrelishv.t.to make nauseous, to dislike
Disreputable
Disreputablea.disgraceful, unbecoming, mean
Disreputation
Disreputation, or Disreputen.disgrace, dishonor
Disrespect
Disrespectn.a want of respect, incivility
Disrespectful
Disrespectfula.uncivil, irreverent, rude
Disrespectfully
Disrespectfullyad.uncivilly, irreverently, ill
Disrobe
Disrobev.t.to undress, uncover, strip
Disroot
Disrootv.t.to extirpate, remove the roots
Disrupt
Disrupta.rent, torn, broken, broken in pieces
Disruption
Disruptionn.a breaking asunder, breach, rent
Dissatisfaction
Dissatisfactionn.discontent, dislike, disgust
Dissatisfied
Dissatisfiedpa.discontented, displeased
Dissatisfy
Dissatisfyv.t.to displease, disoblige, offend, vex
Dissect
Dissectv.t.to cut in pieces, divide, anatomize
Dissection
Dissectionn.the act of dissecting, anatomy
Disseise
Disseisen.a pson that is put out of his lands
Disseisin
Disseisinn.an unlawful ejectment from right
Disseisor
Disseisorn.one who dispossesses or ejects
Disseize
Disseizev.t.to dispossess, eject, deprive of right
Dissemble
Dissemblev.to play the hypocrit, to pretend
Dissembled
Dissembledpa.made to dissemble, pretended
Dissembler
Dissemblern.a hypocrit, pretender, cheat
Dissemblingly
Dissemblinglyad.hypocritically, falsely, basely
Disseminate
Disseminatev.t.to sow, disperse, propagate
Disseminatin
Disseminatinn.the act of scattering seed, &c.
Disseminator
Disseminatorn.one who scatters or disperses