Webster's Dictionary 1806

1783

Distractible

Distractiblea.that may be drawn off or aside

1784

Distraction

Distractionn.madness, confusion, separation

1785

Distraedly

Distraedlyad.madly, wildly, confusedly, very

1786

Distrain

Distrainv.t.to seize, to seize goods for debt

1787

Distrainable

Distrainablea.subject to be seized for debt

1788

Distraint

Distraintn.a seizure of goods for debt

1789

Distraught

Distraughtpa.distracted, mad, ob.

1790

Distream

Distreamv.i.to run or flow out, to run down

1791

Distress

Distressv.t.to harass, perplex, afflict, seize

1792

Distress (2)

Distressn.to the act of distraining, misery, wane

1793

Distressed

Distressedpa.perplexed, afflicted, in distress

1794

Distribute

Distribute, or Distributev.t.to divide among a number, to allot, share, scatter

1795

Distributed

Distributed, or Distributedpa.divided, allotted

1796

Distribution

Distributionn.the act of distributing, a division

1797

Distributive

Distributivea.that serves to distribute or give

1798

Distributively

Distributivelyad.with or by distribution, singly

1799

District

Districtn.a circuit, region, country, part, power

1800

District (2)

Districtv.t.to divide into circuits, or parts

1801

Distrust

Distrustv.t.to suspect, disbelieve, fear

1802

Distrust (2)

Distrustn.suspicion, a loss of confidence

1803

Distrustful

Distrustfula.suspicious, timorous, modest, shy

1804

Distrustfulness

Distrustfulnessn.a distrustful state or temper

1805

Distrustless

Distrustlessa.free from distrust or suspicion

1806

Disturb

Disturbv.t.to disquiet, confound, hinder, turn

1807

Disturbance

Disturbancen.perplexity, confusion, tumult

1808

Disturbed

Disturbedpa.perplexed, interrupted, uneasy

1809

Disturber

Disturbern.one who disturbs, one who disquiets