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 also, weakened, or depriued of his best helpes; of rich become poore.

Desferre-cheval. The small pulse, or Hatchet Fetch, called Horse-shoe.

Desferrer vn cheval. To vnshooe a horse.  Desferrer l'asne. To ride the wild Mare.  Se desferrer. To contradict (and thereby betray) himselfe; also, to cast, or loose his shooes, as a horse.

Desfi: m. as Defi; a challenge, or hostile defiance. Desfiance: f. A diffidence, or mistrust.

Desfiant. Distrusting; despairing in; mistrustfull; also, defying.

Desfiché: m. ée: f. Loossed, vnfixed, vnfastened.

Desficher. To loosse, vnfix, vnfasten, vnsettle.

Desfiement: m. A defying; also, a distrusting.

Desfier. To defy, to challenge vnto the combat.

Se Desfier. To distrust; or to dispaire.  Se Desfier l'un comme de l'autre comme aveugles. To mistrust, like two blind men, one another.

Desfigurer. See Defigurer. Desfilé: m. ée: f. Vntwisted; vnwouen; rauelled; disordered.  Soye desfilée. Sleue silke.

Desfiler. To vntwist, vntwine, vnweaue, loosse, rauell; also, to vnranke, disorder; put off a file.

Desfinancé: m. ée: f. Depriued, vnfurnished, drayned, of treasure.

Desflammé: m. ée: f. Quenched, extinguished, put out, as a flame.

Desflammer. To quench, extinguish, put out the flame.

Desfleurer. To defloure; See Defleurer. Desfleuri: m. ie: f. Whose flowers are cast, or shed.

Desfleurir. as Defleurir. Desfoncé: m. ée: f. Knocked out, broken open, as the head of Caske.

Desfoncer vn vaisseau. To knocke out the head, or bottome of a vessell.

Desfonser. as Desfoncer. Desfortune: m. Misfortune, misaduenture, mishap.

Desfortuné: m. ée: f. Vnluckie, vnhappie, vnfortunate.

Desfouï: m. ie: f. Digged out.

Desfouïr. To dig out.

Desfrais. à frais & desfrais. Defraying, or freeing of charges.

Desfrayé: m. ée: f. Defrayed, discharged, whose charges are borne.

Desfrayer. To defray, discharge, or beare the charges of.

Desfriché. as Defriché. Desfrichement. as Defrichement. Desfricher. To grub, shrub, rid the ground from rootes, bushes, &c; Looke Defricher. Desfroissé: m. ée: f. Crushed in peeces.

Desfroncé: m. ée: f. Vnwrinckled, smoothed; cleered, or cheered vp.

Desfroncer son visage. To looke merrily; to cleere, vncloud, or vnwrinckle his visage, to shew a cheerefull countenance.

Desfrongner. as Desfroncer, or Desenfrongner. Desfroquer. as Defroquer. Se Desfroquer. To renounce, or abandon his Monkish habit, as Luther did.

Desfroy: m. A defraying, or bearing of charges.

Desfuite: f. An excuse, euasion, starting-hole, shift, cauil.

Desfulé: m. ée: f. Vncapped, vnmitred, vncouered, bare headed. Desfuler. Se Desfuler. To put off his cap, hat, or miter; to be vncouered, or stand bare headed before.

Desgagé: m. ée: f. Vngaged, disingaged, redeemed.

Desgagement. An vngaging, disingaging; a redeeming, or fetching out of a gage.

Desgager. To vngage, disingage, redeeme; fetch out a gage, or pledge.

Desgageur: m. A disingager, or redeemer.

Desgaine: f. An vnsheathing, or drawing out, of a weapon.  Il y marcha bien d'un' autre desgaine. He proceeded in a farre quicker fashion; he went about it with another manner of resolution.

Desgainé: m. ée: f. Vnsheathed, drawne out of the sheath.

Desgainée, & Desgainement. as Desgaine; a drawing forth of the scabberd. Desgainer. To vnsheath; to draw out of the scabberd, or sheath.

Desgainnade: f. An vnsheathing, or drawing of weapons; also, a bickering wherein edged tooles are vsed; also, a Purchase made, or Prize taken, by theeues, or pyrats.

Desgarni: m. ie: f. Disgarnished, vnfurnished of.

Desgarnir. To disgarnish, vnfurnish, depriue of, take away from.  Desgarnir la terre. A vassall to transport his moueables, or commodities out of his Lords territorie.

Desgaroté: m. ée: f. Vnbound, vnloossed, vnfettered, vntyed, deliuered from bands; also, torne, ragged, tattered; whence;  Vn vallet desgaroté. A Raggamuffian; and we say when the toes, or knees peepe out, they haue broken loosse, or broken prison.

Desgasté: m. ée: f. as Degasté. Desgaste-parcs. Fould-rauaging, parke-wasting.

Desgaster. To wast, spoyle, make hauocke of, bring losse vnto.

Desgelé: m. ée: f. Thawed; melted, resolued.

Se Desgeler. To resolue, melt, thawe.

Desgister vn lieure. To put a Hare off her forme.

Desglacé: m. eé: f. Thawed; the ice whereof is melted.

Desglacer. To thawe, or take the yce of; to make warme.

Desglouti: m. ie: f. Gulped, or swallowed downe.

Desgloutir. To gulpe, or swallow downe.

Desglué: m. ée: f. Vnglued; loossed; seuered.

Desgluer. To vnglue, to loosse, to sunder, to seuer.

Desgobillé: m. ée: f. Spued, cast, vomited out; also, as Desgozillé. Desgobiller. To spue, cast, or vomit.

Desgofiller. To rob.

Desgonder. Looke Degonder. Desgorgé: m. ée: f. Disgorged, spued, vomited out; emptied, euacuated, voided; also, scowred, or cleansed from grease, &c by fulling.

Desgorgement. A disgorging, vomiting, spuing, casting; an emptying, euacuating.  Le desgorgement d'un lac. The mouth, or issue of a lake thats nourished by a Spring.

Desgorger. To disgorge, vomit, spue out, cast his gorge, vnburthen his stomacke; to void, euacuate, emptie; also, to scoure, or take out grease, &c by fulling.

Desgouler. To vomit, spue, cast, or put out of the throat.

Desgourdi: m. ie: f. Vnbenummed; suppled; made