disattire
disattire
(ˌdɪsəˈtaɪə)vb (tr)
archaic to remove clothes from (a person)
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- disarticulate
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- disarticulation
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- disassembly
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- disassociate
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- disassortative mating
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- disattribution
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- disauthorize
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- disaventure
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- Disavouch
- disavow
- disavowable
- disavowal
- Disavowance
- Disavower
- Disavowment
- disband
- disbandment
- disbar
- Disbark
- disbarment
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- Disbecome
- disbelief
- disbelieve
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- disatisfied
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- disauthorise
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