dispŏsĭtor a disposer, arranger dispŏsĭtūra a disposition, arrangement dispŏsĭtus P. a. dispŏsĭtus a disposition, arrangement dispŭdet v. impers. to be greatly ashamed; genit dispulsus dispulvĕro v. a. to reduce to powder, pulverize dispunctĭo a settling up, balancing; an investigation, examination, a testing dispunctor an examiner, investigator dispunctus dispungo v. a. to check off; to examine, revise, settle, balance dispŭtābĭlis adj. that may be disputed, disputable dispŭtātĭo A computing, calculating, considering; An arguing, reasoning, disputing; an arg… dispŭtātĭuncŭla a short discussion, trivial dispute dispŭtātīvus adj. pertaining to a dispute; in the way of discussion; dispute dispŭtātor a disputer, disputant dispŭtātōrĭe adv. in the manner of disputants dispŭtātrix a female disputant, one given to disputation; the art of ... dispŭto v. n. and a. to cast; reckon up, to calculate; to estimate, compute; to weigh, examine, inve… disquīro v. a. to inquire diligently; to investigate disquīsītĭo inquiry; investigation disrāro v. a. to thin out; to make thin disrumpo dissaepīmentum that which separates; a partition dissaepĭo v. a. to part off; to separate; divide dissaeptĭo a partition dissaeptum a barrier; partition dissaeptus dissāvior dissĕco v. a. to cut asunder; cut in pieces; cut up dissectus dissēmĭnātĭo a scattering of seed; a sowing; disseminating dissēmĭnātor one who spreads abroad dissēmĭno v. a. to spread abroad; disseminate dissensĭo difference of opinion; disagreement; dissension; disagreement; incompatibility dissensus dissensus dissension; disagreement; discord dissentānĕus adj. disagreeing; contrary dissentĭo v. n. to differ in sentiment; to dissent; disagree; to be unlike; dissimilar; to diff… dissentior v. dep. dissēpărātĭo a parting; separation dissēpăro v. a. to part; divide dissēpio dissĕrēnasco v. inch. n. impers. to clear up; grow clear dissĕrēno v. impers. to be clear; to make clear; to clear away; to cheer dissĕro v. a. to scatter seed; to sow here and there; to sow; To fix in the earth at interval… dissĕro P. a. to examine; argue; discuss disserpo v. n. to creep about; to spread imperceptibly dissertātĭo a spoken dissertation; discourse; disquisition dissertātor a disputant dissertĭo destruction; abolition; The explanation; solution disserto v. freq. a. to discuss; argue; debate dissertus dissĭcio dissĭdentĭa diversity; contrariety dissĭdĕo v. n. to sit apart; to be remote from; to be divided; to be at variance; to disagree;… dissidium dissignātĭo dissignātor dissĭlĭo v. n. to leap; burst asunder; to fly apart; burst open dissĭmĭlis adj. unlike; dissimilar; different dissĭmĭlĭtūdo unlikeness; difference; dissimilitude dissĭmŭlāmentum a dissembling; pretence dissĭmŭlanter adv. dissemblingly; secretly dissĭmŭlantĭa a dissembling dissĭmŭlātĭo a dissembling; concealing; disguising; A disregarding dissĭmŭlātor a dissembler; concealer dissĭmŭlo v. a. to feign that a thing is not that which it is; to dissemb...; To leave unnotice… dissĭpābĭlis adj. that may be scattered; dispersed dissĭpātĭo a scattering; dispersing; destruction; annihilation; dissupata dissĭpātor a disperser; destroyer dissĭpātrix she who scatters; destroys dissĭpo v. a. to spread abroad; scatter; disperse dissiptum dissĭtus dissĭtus adj. lying apart; remote dissŏcĭābĭlis adj. separating; dividing dissŏcĭālis adj. irreconcilable; repugnant dissŏcĭātĭo a separation dissŏcĭo v. a. to separate from fellowship; to disjoin; disunite; to separate in sentiment; to… dissŏlūbĭlis adj. that may be dissolved; dissoluble dissŏlūte adv. loosely; disconnectedly; laxly; negligently dissŏlūtĭo a dissolving; destroying; breaking up dissŏlūtor a destroyer dissŏlūtrix she who destroys; a destroyer dissŏlūtus P. a. dissolvo v. a. to loosen asunder; to unloose; disunite; to dissolve; abolish; abrogate dissŏnanter adv. inharmoniously; inconsistently dissŏnantĭa dissonance; discrepancy dissŏno v. n. to disagree in; sound; to be dissonant; to disagree; to differ dissŏnus adj. dissonant; discordant; confused; discordant; jarring dissors adj. of a different fate; separate; apart dissuādĕo v. a. to advise against; dissuade; oppose by argument dissuāsĭo an advising to the contrary; a dissuasion dissuāsor one who advises to the contrary; an opposer dissuāvĭor v. dep. a. to kiss ardently dissuesco v. n. to disuse; to become disused; unaccustomed to dissuētūdo a becoming unaccustomed; disusing dissulcus dissulto v. freq. n. to leap apart; to fly in pieces; burst asunder