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 Desreter. To vnsnare; free, rid, or deliuer out of a net.

Desreumé: m. ée: f. Whose rhewme is dried vp.

Desreumer. To dry vp the rhewme.

Desridant. Planing, smoothing; loossening, slackening.

Desridé: m. ée: f. Vnwrinkled, vnfolded; planed, smoothed; also, loossened, or slackened.

Desridement: m. A planing, vnwrinkling, vnfoulding.

Desrider. To vnfold, vnwrinkle, or take away wrinkles; to smooth, plane, or make plaine.  Desrider les voiles, cordes, &c; to loossen, or slacken the sayles, tackling, &c.

Desrivé: m. ée: f. Vnriuetted; also, ouerflowne, broken out of; or, ouerflowing, breaking ouer it bankes, or ordinarie channell.

Desrivement. An vnriuetting; also, an ouerflowing, breaking ouer, going out of it bankes, or ordinarie channell.

Desriver. To vnriuet; to loossen a nayle, or take out a pinne that is riuetted.  Se desriver. To ouerflow, breake ouer, goe out of it banks, or ordinarie channell.

Desrobbant. Stealing, filching, lurching, pilfering.

Desrobbé: m. ée: f. Stollen, filched, nimmed, lurched, pilfered; also, contriued.  Enfant desrobbé; that was begotten in Adulterie.   Vn huis desrobbé. A secret, or priuie dore.

Desrobbée. à la desrobbée. Priuily, secretly, by stealth, couertly, closely, vnder hand.

Desrobbement: m. Stealth; a stealing, filching, pilfering, nimming, lurching.

Desrobber. To steale, filch, pilfer, picke, nimme, purloine; slyly to lurch, priuily to take, secretly to withdraw, from.  Desrobber la bosse à S. Roch; Looke Bosse. Il est caut larron qui desrobbe à vn larron: Prov. He is a cunning theefe that robs a theefe.

Desrobbeur: m. A theefe, stealer, filcher, pilferer, nimmer, purloyner.

Desroché: m. ée: f. Taken, or hewed out of a rocke; violently pulled, cast, beaten, throwne; also, fallen down, as the broken peeces of a rocke.

Desrocher. To beat, or hew out of a rocke; also, violently to pull, breake, throw downe; also, to fall downe, as the broken peeces of a rocke.  Se desrocher d'un rivage. Suddainely to put off from shore (as a ship that gets cleere off a rocke;) or, to part from the shore, as a ship from a rocke.

Desroller. To vnroule, to open a roule; or, as Desrouler. Desrompre. as Derompre. Desrompu. See Derompu. Desrondir. To vnround, vnbow, vncompasse, bring out of roundnesse, or compasse.

Desroqué: m. ée: f. Ouerthrowne in wrastling.

Desroquer. To ouerthrow, as in wrastling.

Desroté: m. ée: f. Vntyed, vnbound.

Desrougi: m. ie: f. Growne pale, or decayed in rednesse.

Desrougir. To grow pale, to loose his rednesse.

Desrouillé: m. ée: f. Scoured, vnrusted, or, whose rust is got off, rustinesse taken away.

Desrouiller. To scoure, furbish, get out rust, fetch off rustinesse.

Desroulé: m. ée: f. Vnrouled, vnfoulded, layed open, displayed.

Desrouler. To vnroule, vnfould, lay open, display. Desroute: f. A rout, breaking, discomfiture, putting to flight.

Desrouté: m. ée: f. Put, forced, or inticed out of the way; also, broken, discomfited, put into rout, vnto flight.

Desroutéement. Cleane awry, as one out of the way, as one thats put by, or driuen from, his way.  Refuser tout desroutéement; to refuse wholly, vtterly, altogether; or to put a demaunder, by an absolute denyall, cleane out of the way of renewing his request; or to breake his heart, or crush his hopes, by a resolute denyall.

Desrouter. To put by, driue from, intice out of, the way; also, to breake, discomfit, put into rout, or vnto flight.

Desroy: m. Disorder, disarray, vnrulinesse, confusion; or, as Desarroy. Desroyé. as Desarroyé. Desroyer. To disorder, disarray, driue out of order, put out of array; See Desarroyer. Desruer. To goe amisse, or loose his way, in a towne; to mistake one street for another.

Desrumé: m. ée: f. Rid of the Rhewme, dryed vp as a Rhewme.

Desrumer. To rid, or dry vp, the Rhewme.

Desruné: m. ée: f. Disordered, disiusted, peruerted, vnfitly disioyned, ill-fauoredly taken asunder, or set together.

Desruner. To disorder, disiust, peruert, put out of fashion, or array, a thing which before was euerie way well fitted; ill-fauoredly to take asunder, or set together.

Dessacré: m. ée: f. Prophaned, vnhallowed, violated.

Dessacrer. To prophane, violate, vnhallow.

Dessaisi: m. ie: f. Disseised, dispossessed, depriued, bereaued, put out of.

Dessaisine: f. A disseisin, dispossession, depriuation, bereauement; a loossing, forgoing, or letting goe his hold of; in Law, most properly, a yeelding of possession; or the leaue giuen by the seller vnto the purchasor, to enter into the land sold.

Se Dessaisir de. To disseise, dispossesse, bereaue, depriue himselfe of; to forgoe, giue ouer, loosse, or let goe, his hold of.

Dessaisonné: m. ée: f. Vnkindlie, vnseasonable.

Dessaler. To vnsalt; make fresh; become fresh.

Dessallé: m. ée: f. That hath seene the Lyons; or, as Desniaisé. Dessanglé: m. ée: f. Vngirt, or vngirthed.

Dessangler. To vngird; to loosse, or loossen, a girth.

Dessarrier. A woman to cast her child.

Dessauvagé: m. ée: f. Tamed, ciuilized, reclaymed, brought from wildnesse.

Dessauvager. To tame, reclaime, ciuilize, bring from wildnesse.

Desseelé: m. ée: f. Vnsealed.

Desséeler. To vnseal, take away the seale from, open a thing thats sealed.

Desseigné: m. ée: f. Designed, purposed, proiected.

Desseigner. To designe, purpose, proiect, lay a plot.

Desseiller. as Dessiller. Desseing: m. A designe, plot, proiect, purpose, determination; resolution.

Dessellé: m. ée: f. Vnsadled.

Desseller. To vnsadle.