Discalceation
Discalceationn.the act of pulling off the shoes, ob.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Discandy
Discandyv.t.to dissolve, melt, soften, ob.
Discard
Discardv.t.todismiss, cast off, lay out cards
Discarded
Discardedpa.dismissed, disgraced, cast off
Discarnate
Discarnatea.stripped of the flesh, flayed, ob.
Discase
Discasev.t.to strip, undress, flay, take off
Disceptation
Disceptationn.the act of disputing, a dispute
Discern
Discernv.t.to see, perceive, distinguish, judge
Discerner
Discernern.one who discerns, one who descries
Discernibily
Discernibilyad.apparently, visibly, plainly
Discernible
Discerniblea.discoverable, distinguishable, visible
Discerning
Discerningpa.a seeing, judicious, knowing
Discerningly
Discerninglyad.judiciously, skilfully, actely
Discernment
Discernmentn.the faculty of discerning, skill
Discerpibility
Discerpibilityn.the quality of being discerpible
Discerpible
Discerpiblea.that may be torn or rent in pieces
Discerption
Discerptionn.the act of tearing in pieces, a rent
Discharge
Dischargev.t.to dismiss, pay, clear, unload, fire
Discharger
Dischargern.a person who discharges or pays
Discind
Discindv.t.to divide, to cut in pieces
Disciple
Disciplen.a scholar, learner, follower;v.t.to correct
Discipleship
Discipleshipn.the state, duty, &c. of a disciple
Disciplin
Disciplinn. v.t.to educate, regulate, punish, beat
Disciplinable
Disciplinablea.capable of instruction, gentle
Disciplinableness
Disciplinablenessn.an aptness to improve
Disciplinarian
Disciplinariann.one who keeps strict disciplin
Disciplinarian (2)
Disciplinarian, or Disciplinarya.relating or belonging to disciplin, sharp, strict