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Webster Dictionary :: Disdain
DISDAIN, v.t. [L., to think worthy; worthy. See Dignity .] To think unworthy; to...
Webster Dictionary :: Discutient
DISCUTIENT, a. [L.] Discussing; dispersing morbid matter. DISCUTIENT , n. A medi...
Webster Dictionary :: Discussive
DISCUSSIVE, a. Having the power to discuss, resolve or disperse tumors or coagul...
Webster Dictionary :: Discussion
DISCUSSION, n. 1. In surgery, resolution; the dispersion of a tumor or any coagu...
Webster Dictionary :: Discussing
DISCUSSING, ppr. Dispersing; resolving; scattering; debating; agitating; examini...
Webster Dictionary :: Discusser
DISCUSSER, n. One who discusses; one who sifts or examines.
Webster Dictionary :: Discussed
DISCUSSED, pp. Dispersed; dissipated; debated; agitated; argued.
Webster Dictionary :: Discuss
DISCUSS, v.t. [L.] Literally, to drive; to beat or to shake in pieces; to separa...
Webster Dictionary :: Discus
DISCUS, n. [L.] 1. A quoit; a piece of iron, copper or stone, to be thrown in pl...
Webster Dictionary :: Discursory
DISCURSORY, a. Argumental; rational.
Webster Dictionary :: Discursiveness
DISCURSIVENESS, n. Range or gradation of argument.
Webster Dictionary :: Discursively
DISCURSIVELY, adv. Argumentatively; in the form of reasoning or argument.
Webster Dictionary :: Discursive
DISCURSIVE, a. [L., supra.] 1. Moving or roving about; desultory. 2. Argumentati...
Webster Dictionary :: Discursist
DISCURSIST, n. [See Discourse .] A disputer. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Discursion
DISCURSION, n. [L., to run.] A running or rambling about.
Webster Dictionary :: Discurrent
DISCURRENT, a. Not current. [Not used.]
