DESPYSE, _v._ despise, contemn, B 2. m 4. 3; B 115; _ger._ 4. 35; Despyseth, _pr. s._ disdains, B 3. m 12. 28; Despysen, _pr. pl._ I 189; Despysed, _pp._ R. 467. DESPYT, _s._ malice, spite, T. i. 207; A 941, B 591, F 1371; contempt, disdain, D 1876, F 1395, I 189; scorn, L. 372; D 2061, 2179, I 391; malice, L. 1771, 1938; ill-humour, I 507; despite, a deed expressing contempt, B 3738; _in d. of_, in contempt of, 5. 281; _in your d._, in contempt of you, B 1753; _in his d._, in scorn of him, L 134; Despit, dishonour, B 699; contempt, B 2608. See DISPYT. DESRAY, _s._ confusion, I 927. A. F. _desrei_, O. F. _desroi_, disorder. DESSEVERAUNCE, _s._ separation, T. iii. 1424. DESTEMPERAUNCE, _s._ inclemency, B 3. p 11. 88. See DISTEMPERAUNCE. DESTEMPRED, _pp._ distempered, I 826. See DISTEMPRE. DESTEN[`E]; see DESTINEE. DESTINABLE, _adj._ predestinate, B 4. p 6. 251. DESTINAL, _adj._ fatal, B 4. p 6. 108; B 5. p 2. 4; of destiny, B 4. p 6. 56; predestined, B 4. p 6. 70, 80. DESTINEE, _s._ destiny, HF. 145; L. 2580; B 4. p 6. 75; Desten[`e], T. iii. 734; Destiny, 7. 348. DESTOURBE, _ger._ to disturb; _d. of_, to disturb in, C 340; Destourbeth, _pr. s._ hinders, I 576; interrupts, B 2167; Destorbeth, _pr. s._ disarranges, B 3. p 11. 124; Desturbeth, hinders, B 3. p 10. 111; prevents, A. i. 2. 2; Destourben, _pr. pl._ hinder, I 83, 185, 1057; Destourbed, _pp._ frustrated, I 890; prevented, B 1. p 4. 104; Destourbe, _pr. s. subj._ prevent, I 991. See DISTOURBE. DESTOURBING, _s._ disturbance, trouble, 18. 44. DESTRAT, _pp._ distracted, B 3. p 8. 12. DESTRESSE, _s._ distress, T. i. 1018, v. 715. See DISTRESSE. DESTREYNE, _v._ distress, T. iii. 1528; _ger._ constrain, force, H 161; Destreyneth, _pr. s._ oppresses, A 1455; constrains, I 109; Destreineth, I 104; Destrayned, _pt. pl._ constrained, T. i. 355; Destreyned, _pp._ shackled, bound, B 2. p 6. 74. See DISTREYNE. DESTROUBLED, _pp._ disturbed, 3. 524. DESTROYE, _ger._ to destroy, T. iv. 1059; Destroyed, _pp._ T. v. 907; A 1330. DESTRUCCIOUN, _s._ destruction, 3. 1247; 4. 212; L. 930; A 2538. DESTURBETH; see DESTOURBE. DESYR, _s._ wish, A 1243. DESYRE, _v._ desire; Desire, _v._ A 583; _1 pr. s._ wish, 2. 99; Desyre, _1 pr. pl._ 1. 32. DESYRINGE, _adj._ desirous, B 2767. DETERMINAT, _adj._ determinate, exact, fixed, D 1459; properly placed (on the astrolabe), A. ii. 18 (rubric); properly ascertained, A. i. 21. 5. DETERMYNIE, _v._ come to conclusions, B 4. p 4. 108; D['e]term['y]ne, _v._ come to an end, T. iii. 379; D['e]term['y]nen, _2 pr. pl._ end, HF. 343; Determined, _pp._ settled, B 5. p 4. 6. DETRACCIOUN, _s._ detraction, I 614; Detraccion, I 493. DETTE, _s._ debt, L. 541; A 280, B 41, D 130, 153. DETTELEES, _adj._ free from debt, A 582. DETTOUR, _s._ debtor, B 1587, D 155, I 370; Dettours, _pl._ B 1603. _Deus hic_, God (be) here, D 1770. DEVE, _pl. of_ Deef.