DESDEYN, _s._ disdain, contempt, A 789, F 700, I 142; Desdayn, indignation, T. iv. 1191. See DISDEYN. DESERT, _s._ wilderness, HF. 488. DES['E]RT, _s._ merit, 4. 31; L. 608; F 532; Deserte, merit, B 3. p 6. 30; deserving, thing merited (by), B 4. p 4. 91; Desertes, _pl._ merits, T. iii. 1267; I 396; deservings, B 2. p 5. 106. DESERT, _adj._ deserted, barren, B 4. p 2. 8; Deserte, lonely, HF. 417. DESERVE, _v._; Deservede, _pt. s._ merited, B 1. p 3. 20; B 4. m 7. 42; Deservedest, _2 pt. s._ didst deserve, C 216. See DISSERVE. DESESPAIRED, _pp._ out of hope, in despair, 6. 7. DESESPEIR, _s._ despair, T. i. 605; Desespeyr, T. ii. 6. DESESPERAUNCE, _s._ despair, hopelessness, T. ii. 530, 1307. DESHERITE, _ger._ to disinherit, B 3025; Desherited, _pp._ B 2941. See DISHERITED. DESHONESTEE, _s._ unseemliness, I 833. DESIRE; see DESYRE. D['E]SIRING, _s._ desire, R. 725; A 1922; Desiringes, _pl._ affections, B 1. p 6. 78. D['E]SIR['O]US, _adj._ ambitious, 9. 59; desirous, T. i. 1058; ardent, F 23. DESLAVEE, _adj._ foul, I 629; inordinate, unrestrained, I 834. '_Deslav['e]_, pp. non lav['e], crasseux, sale'; Godefroy. '_Deslaver_, ternir la reputation'; ib. DESMAYE; see DISMAYE. DESOLAT, _adj._ desolate, 4. 286; T. v. 540; forsaken, L. 1279; lacking (in), B 131; depopulated, 7. 62; _holden desolaat_, shunned, C 598. DESORDEYNEE, _adj._ unregulated, inordinate, I 818, 915; Desordenee, B 2. m 2. 13. DESORDINAT, _adj._ inordinate, I 415. DESPEIR, _s._ despair, A 3474. DESPEIRED, _pp._ sunk in despair, 2. 91; T. v. 713; B 3645; I 696; Despeyred, T. i. 36, 42, 779; F 943. See DISPEYRED. DESPENCE, _s._ expense, D 1874; expenditure, money for expenses, B 105; Despenses, _pl._ B 2842. See DISPENCE. DESPENDE, _v._ spend, T. iv. 921; Despenden, _pr. pl._ B 2. p 5. 10; B 2796; Despendest, _2 pr. s._ wastest, B 2121; Despended, _pp._ spent, A 3983, B 1270, E 1403, I 253. See DISPENDE. DESPENDOURS, _pl._ spenders, B 2843. DESPENSE, _v._; Despensinge, _pres. pt._ dispensing, B 5. p 6. 212. See DISPENSE. DESPENSES, _pl._ expenditure, B 2842. See DESPENCE. DESPERACIOUN, _s._ despair, 1. 21; Desperacion, I 1057. DESPIT; see DESPYT. D['E]SPITOUS, _adj._ spiteful, R. 173; angry, jealous, D 761; merciless, A 516; Desp['i]tous, scornful, A 1777, I 395; angry, A 1596. See DISPITOUS. O. F. _despitous_. DESP['I]TOUSLY, _adv._ scornfully, B 3785; angrily, A 4274; maliciously, B 605; cruelly, E 535. See DISPITOUSLY. DESPLAYE, _v._; Desplayeth, _pr. s._ displays, spreads open, A 966. DESPONE, _v._; Desponeth, _pr. s._ disposes, T. iv. 964. DESPORT, _s._ sport, diversion, merriment, amusement, T. i. 592; B 2158, 3981, D 670, G 592; pleasure, D 1830. See DISPORT. DESPORTE, _v._ rejoice, T. v. 1398. See DISPORTE. DESPOYLED, _pp._ robbed, I 665. See DISPOILEN. DESPUTEN, _ger._ to dispute, B 5. m 4. 2; Desputestow, _2 pr. s._ disputest thou, B 5. p 6. 86; Desputedest, _2 pt. s._ didst dispute, B 1. p 4. 11. See DISPUTE.