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 Desdormissement: m. An awaking, rowsing, raising from sleepe; a quickening, or vnbenumming.

Desdoublé: m. ée: f. Vnlyned, whose lynings are taken out.

Desdoubler. To vnlyne, or take the lynings out of a garment.

Desdouloir. To leaue off sorrow, to surcease from mourning.

Desduict: m. icte: f. Discoursed, handled, intreated, dilated of.

Desduire vn poinct. To handle, intreat, dilate, or discourse of a point; See Deduit. Desduit: m. Sport, pastime, recreation, delight.

Desduite: f. A Discourse; the handling of a matter; also, as Deduite. Desembarqué: m. ée: f. Disimbarked.

Desembarquement: m. A disimbarking.

Desembarquer. To disimbarke, or vnload a ship; also, to land, or goe ashore out of a ship, &c.

Desembarrassé: m. ée: f. Disintangled, vnpestered.

Desembarrasser. To vnpester, disintangle; rid from intricatenesse, or troubles.

Desembellir. To disimbellish, disfigure, impaire the beautie of.

Desembroché: m. ée: f. Vnbroached, vnspitted.

Desembrocher. To vnbroach, vnspit; pull off the broach, or spit.

Desembusché: m. ée: f. Risen from an Ambuscadoe; gone, or gotten from among bushes.

Desembuscher: m. The place, or part of a Thicket, whereout wild beasts vse to goe into the Plaines.

Se Desembuscher. To rise from an Ambuscadoe; to rush vp from among bushes; to goe out of a thicket into plaine ground.

Desemmuré: m. ée: f. Disimmured; taken out of a wall wherein it was inclosed; also, vnwalled; or whose wals are taken downe.

Desemmurer. To take a thing out of a wall wherein it was inclosed; also, to vnwall, or take downe the walls of.

Desempacqueté: m. ée: f. Vnpacked; taken out of a packe, or packet.

Desempacqueter. To vnpacke, to vnloose a packe; to take out of a packe, or packet.

Desemparable. Partable, seuerable, seperable; depriueable; abandonable; disorderable.

Desemparé: m. ée: f. Disseised, depriued, dispossessed of; also, diuided, parted, seuered, seperated; also, left, quit, abandoned; also, disordered, vnsorted.

Desemparement: m. A disseising, depriuing, dispossessing; a disseisin; a leauing, quitting, abandoning; a loosing, or letting goe, the possession of; also, a seuering, parting, seperating; also, a disordering, or vnsorting of.

Desemparer. To disseise, depriue, dispossesse of; also, to seuer, diuide, part, put asunder; also, to disorder, or vnsort what lay in order; also, to leaue, quit, abandon.  Se desemparer. To loose, leaue, or let goe the possession of a thing; also, to be gone; to quit, or abandon a place.

Desempartement. A diuision, seperation; a diuiding, or departing from.

Desempenné: m. ée: f. Vnfeathered, whose feathers are pulled off.

Desempenner. To vnfeather; to pull the feathers off an arrow, &c.

Desempesché: m. ée: f. Disimpeached, cleered, disin-*
 * combered.

Desempescher. To disimpeach, disincomber, cleere.

Desempestré: m. ée: f. Cleered, freed, vnpestered, disintangled.

Desempestrer. To vnpester, cleere, vntangle, free, deliuer from intricacie.

Desempli: m. ie: f. Emptied, or vnfilled.

Desemplir. To emptie, or vnfill; to lade, or shift, out of one thing into another.

Desemplumé: m. ée: f. Plumed; whose plumes are plucked, feathers pulled.

Desemplumer. To plume; to pull his plumes, to plucke his feathers off.

Desemprisonné: m. ée: f. Disimprisoned; freed, set at libertie, deliuered out of prison.

Se Desemprisonner. To free, or deliuer himselfe; to set himselfe at libertie, or get himselfe out of prison.

Desenchainé: m. ée: f. Vnchayned, or loossed from chaynes.

Desenchainer. To vnchayne, to loosse from chaynes.

Desenchanté: m. ée: f. Disinchaunted.

Desenchanter. To disinchaunt; to rid from charmes, or inchauntments.

Desencloué: m. ée: f. Vnnayled; vncloyed.

Desencloüer. To vnnayle; to vncloy; to take the nayles out of; also, to ease a horse that hath beene prickt in shooing.

Desencordé. Vncorded, vnstrung.

Desencoulpé: m. ée: f. Purged, or discharged from blame.

Desencoulper. To discharge from blame.

Desendetté: m. ée: f. Rid out of debt.

Desendetter. To bring out of debt.

Desendormir. as Desdormir. Desendormissement. as Desdormissement. Desenduire. To vndawbe; to bare; to pull the dawbing off; to discouer whats vnder a dawbing.

Desenflé: m. ée: f. Vnswelled; whose swelling is abated, or assuaged.

Se Desenfler. To vnswell; to assuage, fall, or wax lesse, after swelling.

Desenforgé: m. ée: f. Disinforged.

Desenfourné: m. ée: f. Drawne, or taken out of an Ouen.

Desenfourner. To draw, or take, out of an Ouen.

Se Desenfrongner. To looke cheerefully, to leaue frowning.

Desengagé: m. ée: f. Disingaged, redeemed.

Desengager. To disingage, vngage, redeeme.

Desengeancé: m. ée: f. The race whereof is extinguished.

Desengeancer. To ruine, or extinguish the race of.

Desengé: m. ée: f. Extirpated, or destroyed, as a noysome plant.

Desenger. To root vp, to plucke vp by the root; to destroy an euill impe, a noysome plant.

Desengigné: m. ée: f. Disinchanted, deliuered from inchauntments.

Desengourdi: m. ie: f. Vnbenummed, awaked, restored from sleepinesse, or clumpsinesse, to sence.

Desengrossir. A full-bellied women to miscarrie.

Desenhorté: m. ée: f. Dehorted, dissuaded.

Desenhorter. To dehort, dissuade, aduise to the contrarie of.

Desenhorteur: m. A dehorter, dissuader.

Desennuyance: f. Pastime, sporting, driuing away of time, or of trouble.

Desennuyé: m. ée: f. Cheered vp, deliuered from