Display
Displayv.t.to spread, show, exhibit, describe
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Display (2)
Displayn.a setting to view, exhibition, pomp
Displeasant
Displeasanta.unpleasant, offensive, odious
Displease
Displeasev.t.to offend, vex, provoke, disgust
Displeasingness
Displeasingnessn.an offensive quality
Displeasure
Displeasurev.t.to displease, offend, provoke
Displeasure (2)
Displeasuren.offense, anger, hate, uneasiness
Displode
Displodev.i.to vent or burst with violence
Displosion
Displosionn.a bursting with noise, an explosion
Disporportionable
Disporportionable, or Disporoportional, or Disproportionatea.unequal, unsuitable, unfit
Disport
Disportn.sport, play, pasttime, merriment, mirth
Disport (2)
Disportv.to sport, play, wanton, divert, please
Disposable
Disposablea.that may be disposed of, at command
Disposal
Disposaln.management, regulation, command
Dispose
Disposev.to place, prepare, incline, give, sell, bargain
Dispose (2)
Disposen.a disposal, will, disposition, ob.
Disposed
Disposedpa.ranged, placed, set, inclined, sold
Disposer
Disposern.one who disposes, one who sets in order
Disposition
Dispositionn.a method, tendency, temper, state
Dispositive
Dispositivea.implying disposal, setting, ob.
Dispositively
Dispositivelyad.distributively in order, ob.
Dispossess
Dispossessv.t.to deprive of, displace, disseize
Dispossession
Dispossessionn.the act of putting out or from
Disposure
Disposuren.a disposal, posture, state, condition
Dispraise
Dispraisen.blame, censure, reproach, disgrace
Dispraise (2)
Dispraisev.to blame, censure, condemn, lessen
Dispraisingly
Dispraisinglyad.with blame or censure, ill