Webster's Dictionary 1806

1810

Disturn

Disturnv.t.to turn off or aside, turn, ob.

1811

Disunion

Disunionn.a separation, a breach of agreement

1812

Disunite

Disunitev.to divide, disjoin, part, separate

1813

Disunity

Disunityn.a state of actual separation

1814

Disusage

Disusage, or Disusen.a want of practice, neglect

1815

Disuse (2)

Disuse, [disyuze]v.t.to drop a custom, leave off

1816

Disvalation

Disvalationn.a disgrace, a loss of credit, ob.

1817

Disvalue

Disvaluev.t.to undervalue, slight, disregard, ob.

1818

Disvouch

Disvouchv.t.to contradict, deny, ob.

1819

Diswitted

Diswitteda.mad, distracted, ob.

1820

Ditch

Ditchv.i.to make a ditch or ditches

1821

Ditch (2)

Ditchn.a long trench, cut, moat in fortification

1822

Ditcher

Ditchern.a man who makes or cleans ditches

1823

Dithyrambic

Dithyrambicn.a sort of mad or licentious verse

1824

Dition

Ditionn.rule, power, government dominion

1825

Dittander

Dittandern.a plant, pepperwort

1826

Dittany

Dittanyn.a plant of several kinds

1827

Dittied

Dittieda.sung, fitted or adapted to music

1828

Ditto

Ditton.the aforesaid, the same thing repeated

1829

Ditty

Ditty, or Hitn.a sonnet, song, short musical poem

1830

Diuretic

Diuretic, or Diureticala.good to provoke urin

1831

Diurnal

Diurnala.daily, performed or done in a day

1832

Diurnal (2)

Diurnaln.a daybook, journal, daily account

1833

Diurnally

Diurnallyad.daily, every day, day by day

1834

Diuturnity

Diuturnityn.legth of time, continuance

1835

Divan

Divann.the Ottoman grand council, a hall, a cout

1836

Divaricate

Divaricatev.to divide, separate