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Webster Dictionary :: Distrustless
DISTRUSTLESS, a. Free from distrust or suspicion.
Webster Dictionary :: Distrusting
DISTRUSTING, ppr. Doubting the reality or sincerity of; suspecting; not relying ...
Webster Dictionary :: Distrustfulness
DISTRUSTFULNESS, n. The state of being distrustful; want of confidence.
Webster Dictionary :: Distrustfully
DISTRUSTFULLY, adv. In a distrustful manner; with doubt or suspicion.
Webster Dictionary :: Distrustful
DISTRUSTFUL, a. 1. Apt to distrust; suspicious. 2. Not confident; diffident; as ...
Webster Dictionary :: Distrusted
DISTRUSTED, pp. Doubted; suspected.
Webster Dictionary :: Distrust
DISTRUST, v.t. [dis and trust. See Mistrust .] 1. To doubt or suspect the truth,...
Webster Dictionary :: Distringas
DISTRINGAS, n. In law, a writ commanding the sheriff to distrain a person for de...
Webster Dictionary :: Distriction
DISTRICTION, n. Sudden display. [Unusual.]
Webster Dictionary :: Districting
DISTRICTING, ppr. Dividing into limited or definite portions. DISTRICTING , ppr....
Webster Dictionary :: Districted
DISTRICTED, pp. Divided into districts or definite portions.
Webster Dictionary :: District-school
DISTRICT-SCHOOL, n. A school within a certain district of a town.
Webster Dictionary :: District-judge
DISTRICT-JUDGE, n. The judge of a district-court.
Webster Dictionary :: District-court
DISTRICT-COURT, n. A court which has cognizance of certain causes within a distr...
Webster Dictionary :: District
DISTRICT, n. [L., to press hard, to bind. See Distrain .] 1. Properly, a limited...
Webster Dictionary :: Distributiveness
DISTRIBUTIVENESS, n. Desire of distributing. [Little used.]
