Disclaim
Disclaimv.t.to disown, deny, renounce, quit
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Disclaimer
Disclaimern.a person who disclaims or disowns
Disclose
Disclosev.t.to tell reveal, discover, open, bud
Discloser
Disclosern.one who discloses, one who reveals
Disclosure
Disclosuren.the revealing of secrets, a discovery
Discolor
Discolorv.t.to change the color, stain, tinge
Discoloration
Discolorationn.a change of color, stain, die
Discomfit
Discomfitv.t.to defeat, overthrow, vanquish
Discomfit (2)
Discomfit, or Discomfituren.a defeat, an overthrow
Discomfort
Discomfortv.t.to grieve, afflict, deject, ob.
Discomfortable
Discomfortablea.causing sadness, melancholy, ob.
Discommend
Discommendv.t.to blame, censure, dispraise
Discommendable
Discommendablea.blamable, censurable
Discommendation
Discommendationn.blame, censure, reproach
Discommode
Discommodev.t.to put to an inconvenience
Discommodious
Discommodiousa.inconvenient, troublesome
Discommodity
Discommodityn.inconvenience, trouble, hurt
Discompose
Discomposev.t.to disorder, fret, vex, disturb
Discomposed
Discomposedpa.ruffled, unsettled, fretted, hurt
Discomposure
Discomposuren.disorder, trouble, disturbance
Disconcert
Disconcertv.t.to unsettle, disappoint, thwart
Disconformity
Disconformityn.a want of agreement, unlikeness
Discongruity
Discongruityn.disagreement, inconsistency, ob.
Disconnect
Disconnectv.t.to separate, disunite
Disconnected
Disconnectedpa.freed from a connection
Disconnection
Disconnectionn.a state of being separated
Disconnsel
Disconnselv.t.to dissuade, to advise against, ob.