Tom had won a toy at a raffle. He called his kids together to ask which one should have the present.
“Who is the most obedient?” he asked. “Who never talks back to mother? Who does everything she says?”
Five small voices answered in unison. “Okay, dad, you get the toy.”
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DISCRETE adj. Individually distinct; separate, discontinuous. discreteness n. [latin: related to *discern]
DISFAVOR (brit. Disfavour) —n. - disapproval or dislike. - being disliked. —v. Regard or treat with disfavour.
DISGORGE v. (-ging) 1 eject from the throat. - pour forth. disgorgement n.
DISGRACE —n. - shame; ignominy. - shameful or very bad person or thing (bus service is a disgrace). —v. (-cing) 1 bring shame or discredit on. - dismiss from a position of honour or favour. in disgrace out of favour. [latin: related to *dis-, *grace]
DISGUISE —v. (-sing) 1 conceal the identity of; make unrecognizable. - conceal (disguised my anger). —n. - a costume, make-up, etc., used to disguise. B action, manner, etc., used to deceive. - disguised state. - practice of disguising. [french: related to *dis-]
DISHONOR (brit. Dishonour) —n. - loss of honour or respect; disgrace. - thing causing this. —v. - disgrace (dishonoured his name). - refuse to accept or pay (a cheque etc.).
DISINTER v. (-rr-) dig up (esp. A corpse). disinterment n.
DISJOINT v. - take apart at the joints. - (as disjointed adj.) Incoherent; disconnected. - disturb the working of; disrupt.
DISKETTE n. Computing = *floppy n.
DISLODGE v. (-ging) disturb or move. dislodgement n.
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