Webster's Dictionary 1806

1729

Dissolve

Dissolvev.t.to melt, separate, break up, destroy

1730

Dissolvent

Dissolventa.having the power to melting

1731

Dissolvent (2)

Dissolvent, or Dissolvern.one who or what dissolves

1732

Dissonance

Dissonancen.discord, disagreement, harshness

1733

Dissonant

Dissonanta.discordant, contrary, harsh, jarring

1734

Disssatisfactory

Disssatisfactorya.not giving content, defective

1735

Dissuade

Dissuadev.t.to advise to the contrary, to divert

1736

Dissuader

Dissuadern.one who dissuades or discourages

1737

Dissuasion

Dissuasionn.an endeavor to dissuade

1738

Dissuasive

Dissuasiven.an argument tending to dissuade

1739

Dissuasive (2)

Dissuasivea.tending, apt or proper to dissuade

1740

Dissyllabic

Dissyllabica.consisting of two syllables

1741

Dissyllable

Dissyllablen.a word that has two syllables

1742

Distaff

Distaffn.a staff used in spinning, a woman

1743

Distain

Distainv.t.to stain, tinge, blot, defame, defile

1744

Distance

Distancen.a space, respect, reserve, coolness

1745

Distance (2)

Distancev.t.to leave behind, to cast out or off

1746

Distance (3)

Distancepa.left behind, cast out of a race

1747

Distant

Distanta.remote in time or place, farfetched, shy

1748

Distantly

Distantlyad.in a distant manner, far off, cooly

1749

Distate

Distaten.a dislike, aversion, disgust, hatred

1750

Distate (2)

Distatev.t.to dislike, loathe, disgust, vex, sour

1751

Distateful

Distatefula.nauseous, offensive, malevolent

1752

Distemper

Distemperv.t.to disorder, disease, sickness, uneasiness

1753

Distemperate

Distemperatea.imtemperate, immoderate, ob.

1754

Distemperature

Distemperaturen.intemperance, confusion, noise

1755

Distempered

Distemperedpa.diseased, afflicted, disturbed