Derogation, _detraction_, _depreciation_, xi. 499 Descant, _a musical term_, v. 218; ix. 407 Descried, _discovered_, vii. 344 Descrive, _to describe_, i. 32 Desertful, _meritorious_, viii. 186 Desertfully, _meritoriously_, viii. 132 Designments, _designs_, xiv. 147 Desperateness, _despair_, x. 149 Despite, "in despite of," _in spite of_, i. 132; vii. 153; _to treat cruelly_, vi. 150; _spite_, _cruelty_, xi. 478 Despiteful, _cruel_, _spiteful_, v. 22 Devoir, _duty,_ ii. 231; x. 128 Dice, _to lose by dice_, xi. 94 Dicker, _ten_, "_a dicker of hides_," vii. 303; _name of a coin_, xv. 131 Dict, _a saying_, i. 54 Dight, _prepared_, _arrayed_, i. 24, 227, 252, 409; _arraign_ (?), i. 274 Dighter, _preparer_, i. 422 Digne, _worthy_, xii. 242 Diligence, _a spy_, xv. 58 Ding'd, _struck_, v. 26 Dis, _Pluto_, x. 349 Disaster, _disastrous_, vii. 481 Disbowelled, _disembowelled_, vii. 83 Disburse, _disbursement_, x. 199 Discern'd, _distinguished_, xi. 481 Discommend, _to dispraise_, i. 343 Disconsonancy, _unfitness_,(?), xv. 125 Discurtain, xiv. 280 Disdain, _to treat disdainfully_, ii. 167 Disease, _distress_, _trouble_, i. 87; _to trouble_, _disturb_, i. 203; ii. 191 Disfeature, _to deform_, xiv. 291 Disgest, _digest_, vii. 310 Dishonest, _to disgrace_, ix. 258 Dishonurate, _dishonourable_, viii. 297 Dismissed, _dispersed_, xiv. 350 Disobediency, _disobedience_, xi. 464 Dispilled, _spilled_, i. 251 Disport, _sport_, i. 45; ii. 111 Dispose, _disposal_, vi. 556 Dispossess, _to disinherit_, xiv. 190 Disquietness, _unrest_, vii. 304 Disrank, _to disarray_, xi. 264 Disrelish, _dislike_, xiv. 314, 352 Dissard, } Dizard, } _a fool_, ii. 304; ix. 383 Dissemblance, _a dissembling_, ix. 285 Distain'd, _stained_, vii. 111, 1791 Distaste, _displeasure,_ xi. 454; xiv. 242 Distemper, _to disturb_, vii. 64, 123; _ill-temper_, xi. 197; xiv. 206 Distemperature, _distemper_, ix. 453; x. 116 Distemper'd, _unreasonable_, x. 209 Distempering, viii. 113 Distinctiveness, _power of distinguishing,_ xv. 22 Distraught, _distracted_, v. 113 Distressful, _distressed_, v. 68 Diversely, _differently_, i. 14 Divinity, _divine institution_, i. 133 Do, _done_, i. 156 Doat, _to rave_, _be mad_, iii. 211; _to act the fool_, xiv. 185 Doccy, _doxy_, _a loose wench_, i. 188 Dock, _tail_, i. 247, 425 Documents, _teachings_, ii. 50 Doff (= do off), _a put-off_, _the cold shoulder_ (?), ix. 276 Dog's, _God's_, _an oath_, ii. 84 Dole, _lot_, iv. 21; _allowance to poor_, xi. 208; _grief,_ vii. 205 Dolent, _invalid_, _sufferer_, i. 82 Doll, _mistress_, _sweetheart_, ii. 169 Dolour, _pain_, _grief_, i. 55, 119; ii. 314 Dolt, _a fool_, iii. 343 Dolted, _acted-like a dolt_, iii. 19 Doltish, _foolish_, ix. 440