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disgraceful
Shameful or deserving of strong disapproval.
disgruntled
Unhappy or dissatisfied.
disguise
To change appearance to hide identity.
disgust
Strong feeling of dislike or repulsion.
Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells
A conservative person who complains about modern society.
disgustingly
In a very unpleasant or offensive manner.
dish
A container for serving food.
dish out
to give something freely to many people
dish the dirt
share gossip or secrets about someone
dishearten
To cause someone to lose confidence.
dishonest
not truthful or fair; deceptive
dishonesty
The quality of being untruthful or deceitful.
dishonor
Loss of respect or reputation.
dishonorable
Deserving of shame and disgrace.
dishpan hands
dry, rough hands from washing dishes
dishwasher
A machine for washing dirty dishes.
disillusion
To free someone from false beliefs.
disillusionment
disappointment from finding out something is not good
disinfect
To clean something to kill germs.
disinfectant
A chemical used to kill germs on surfaces.
disinfection
The process of cleaning to remove germs.
disinformation
False information spread deliberately.
disingenuous
Not sincere or honest; fake.
disintegrate
To break apart into smaller pieces.