Dessemblé: m. ée: f. Disassembled, disioyned, diuided, seperated.
Dessembler. To disassemble, disioyne, diuide, seperate.
Dessenglé. as Dessanglé. Dessengler. To vngirth, or loossen the girthes of.
Dessente. The Gout proceeding from a rhewme.
Desserpilleurs de passans. Riflers, ransackers of passengers; robbers by the high way.
Desserre: f. A suddaine loossing, opening, vnshutting; releasing, discharging, inlarging, or setting at large; a violent, or quicke letting goe.
Desserré: m. ée: f. Released, opened, vnshut, loossed, discharged, set at large.
Desserrer. To loosse, or set at large; to release, discharge, open, vnshut, vndoe.
Dessert: m. The last course, or seruice at table; of fruits, comfets, sweet meats, &c.
Desserte: f. as Dessert; or, the reuersion of a meale; also, merit, or deseruing.
Desservice: f. A disseruice, demerite, offence, ill office, misdeed.
Desservir. To doe one ill seruice, or bad offices. Desservir sus table. To take away the table.
Desserviteur: m. A table-attendant, an ordinarie waiter.
Desseveli: m. ie: f. Disinterred, vnburied.
Dessevelir. To disinterre, vnburie, take vp, or out of the ground.
Dessevré: m. ée: f. Disseuered, parted, sundered.
Dessevrer. To disseuer, part, sunder.
Dessiccatif. as Desiccatif. Dessicatiue, or drying vp.
Dessiegé: m. ée: f. Freed from a siege.
Dessieger. To raise a siege, to free from siege.
Dessillé: m. ée: f. Vnseeled, vnhoodwinkt, whose eyes, or sight is opened.
Dessiller. To vnseele, vnhoodwinke; open the eyes of, restore vnto sight.
Dessiner, or rather Deschirer. To rend, or teare. ¶Rab. Dessing. as Desseing. Dessoivé: m. ée: f. Whose thirst is quenched.
Se Dessoiver. To quench the thirst.
Dessolé: m. ée: f. Vnsoled; the bottome of whose foot, or hoofe is pared quite away.
Dessoler vn cheval. To vnsole; to pare away, or wholly cut off, the bottome of a horses foot.
Dessonger. To breake off sleepe with a snort, or start; to awake out of a dreame, starting.
Dessorcelé: m. ée: f. Disinchanted, vnbewitched.
Dessorceler. To disinchant, vnbewitch, vnwitch.
Dessoté: m. ée: f. Vnbesotted; much quickened, or improued in vnderstanding.
Dessoler. To vnbesot; to quicken, refine, or cleere a dull vnderstanding.
Dessoubs: m. (Substantiuely) le des. The bottome, lowest, or vndermost part of.
Dessoubs. adverb. Vnder, beneath, below. S'en dessus dessoubs. Vpside downe, topsie turuie, with the bottome vpwards.
Dessoulde. En dessoulde. Scattered, out of order, disarrayed, stragling.
Dessouldé: m. ée: f. Vnsoldered; vnloossed.
Dessoulder. To vnsolder, loosse, dissolue.
Dessous. as Dessoubs. Dessous-mis. Muscle des. A muscle (in the inner part of the hand) whereby the fingers are bowed.
Dessuëtude: f. Disuse.
Dessus: m. (substant. le dessus de; the Superficies, top, or vpper part of; also, the treble part, in Musicke. Le dessus d'un habit; the outside of a garment (called so by taylors. Vn dessus de porte; the haunse of a dore. Faire le dessus; to sing the treble part; also, to play the Maister, ouerrule, dominiere ouer; and hence; L'homme fait la malencontre quand sa femme fait le dessus: Prov. (Wherein there is a double meaning.)
Dessus. (adverb.) Aboue, ouer, vpon, aloft, on high. Dessus & dessoubs. as s'en dessus dessoubs; in Dessoubs. Et bien, là dessus? Well, what then? what of that? what came of that? Estre dessus; to be on foot, or stand vp on his feet. Il est tout dessus; he is vpon the head of it (a Bowlers phrase.) Leur estant tousiours dessus; hauing alwaies the better of them, preuailing euer against them; also, being still vpon their Iacks. Estre au dessus du vent encontre; to haue the wind, aduantage, or vpper hand of; to haue on the hip. Venir au dessus de; to atchieue, compasse, obtaine, subdue, conquer, ouercome.
Dessus-mis: m. ise: f. Put ouer, set aboue.
Destaché: m. ée: f. Vntyed, loossed, vnbound; also, cleansed, or purged from spots.
Destacher. To vnty, loosse, vnbind; also, to take out, or purge from, spots.
Destail. as Detail. Destaillé: m. ée: f. Cut, slit, gashed, hacked, nicked, notched; also, retayled.
Destailler. To cut, slit, gash, hacke; nicke, notch; also, to retayle, or passe away by parcels.
Destaindre. To staine, distaine, take away the colour of; or as Desteindre. Destampé: m. ée: f. Vnpropped, whose tressles are taken from vnder it.
Destamper. To vnprop; to take the tressles from.
Desteinct: m. cte: f. Distained; pale, wan, bleake, ill-coloured; whose dy is decayed, or colour lost.
Desteindre. To distaine; to dead, or take away, the colour of. Se desteindre. To decay in colour, to loose it (liuelie) dy.
Desteler les chevaux. To vnloosse, vnteame, vnspang the draught horses.
Destendre. To vnbend, slacken, vnstretch, loosse, vndoe, or let downe. Destendre la Tapisserie*. To vnhang, or take downe Hangings.
Destendu: m. uë: f. Slackened, vnbent, vnstretched, loossed, vnhanged, let, or taken downe. Le temps est destendu. The weather is opened, or begins to thaw.
Destenture: f. An vnbending, vnstretching, slackening, loossing, vnhanging, letting, or taking downe.
Desterré: m. ée: f. Digged, or taken, out of the ground.
Desterrer. To dig, or take out of the ground.
Desthroné: m. ée: f. Disthronized, deposed from a Throne.
Desthroner. To disthronize, or vnthrone; to depose from, or put out of, a Throne.
Destiltre. To vnweaue; or, as Destitre.
Destin: m. Destinie, fate; Gods prouidence, ordinance, purpose, or decree.
