DISPEIRE YOW, _imp. pl._ despair, E 1669. See DISPEYRE, DESPEIRED. DISPENCE, _s._ expenditure, expense, A 441, 1882, D 1263, E 1209, 1297; what I spend, D 1432; cost, B 1195, 1206; lavish help, HF. 260; Dispense, expenditure, R. 1141; A 1928, 4388; Dispenses, _pl._ expenses, R. 1144. See DESPENCE. DISPENDE, _v._ spend, B 3500; _ger_. F 690; Dispended, _pp._ spent, shared, B. 2560. See DESPENDE. DISPENSACIOUN, _s._ dispensation, B 4. p 6. 169; E 746. DISPENSE; see DISPENCE. DISPENSE, _v._; Dispenseth, _pr. s._ dispenses, B 4. p 6. 207. See DESPENSE. DISPEYR, _s._ despair, L. 660. DISPEYRE, _v. refl._ despair, T. v. 1569. DISPEYRED, _adj._ despairing, F 1084. See DESPEIRED. DISP['I]TOUS, _adj._ spiteful, R. 156; T. iii. 1458; D['i]spitous, grievous, sad, T. v. 199; D['i]spit['o]us[:e], _voc._ pitiless, T. ii. 435; _def. fem._ cruel, 3. 624. See DESPITOUS. DISP['I]TOUSLY, _adv._ angrily, A 1124; spitefully, T. v. 1806; cruelly, HF. 161. See DESPITOUSLY. DISPLESANT, _adj._ displeasing, I 544, 697. DISPLESAUNCE, _s._ displeasure, T. iii. 480; offence, C 74; Displesances, _pl._ annoyances, C 420. DISPLESE, _v._ displease, E 506; grieve, I 141. DISPLESINGE, _s._ giving (you) offence, 22. 70. DISPOILEN, _v._ despoil, i.e. strip, E 374. See DESPLOYED. DISPONE, _imp. s._ dispose, T. v. 300; Disponeth, _pr. s._, disposes, orders, regulates, B 4. p 6. 38, 44; Disponede, _pt. s._ B 3. p 12. 33; Disponed, _pp._ arranged, B 4. p 6. 64. DISPORT, _s._ sport, pleasantry, A 137, 775; amusement, diversioun, D 839, F 895; pleasure, B 143; sport, 4. 177; 5. 260. See DESPORT. DISPORTE, _ger._ to amuse, HF. 571; L. 1441; F. 849; to exhilarate, T. ii. 1673; Disporten, _v._ amuse, T. iv. 724; Disporte, _v._ cheer, T. iii. 1133; Disporte, _ger._ to disport himself, A 3660; Disporten hem, _pr. pl._ sport, play, E 2040. See DESPORTE. DISPOSICIOUN, _s._ disposition, A 1378; disposal, T. ii. 526, v. 2; HF. 2113; A 2364, B 2955; position, A 1087; frame of mind, B 2326; appointed time, B 4. m 4. 2; organization, B 4. p 5. 31. DISPOSE, _v._ dispose; Disposed, _pt. s._ purposed, E 244; Disposed, _pp._ disposed, T. ii. 682, v. 984; ready, T. iv. 230; _wel d._, in good health (the reverse of _indisposed_), H 33; Disposeth, _imp. pl._ dispose, D 1659. DISPOYLINGE, _s._ spoil, B 4. m 7. 21. See DISPOILEN. DISPREISEN, _ger._ to dispraise, disparage, R. 1053; Dispreise, _v._ blame, B 2261; Dispreisinge, _pres. pt._ depreciating, B 2741. DISPREISINGE, _s._ blame, I 497; Dispreysinge, contempt, B 2876. DISPUTE, _ger._ to dispute, T. iii. 858; Disputed, _pt. s._ 3. 505; Disputinge, _pres. part._ arguing, T. iv. 1084. See DESPUTEN. DISPUTISOUN, _s._ disputation, B 5. p 1. 19 _n_; argument, E 1474; dispute, B 4428, F 890. A. F. _desputeison_. DISPYT, _s._ despite, scorn, L. 1822; disdain, HF. 1716; grief, vexation, R. 1487; _in d. of_, in spite of, HF. 1668. See DESPYT. DISSENSIOUN, _s._ strife, 15. 9.