dis-sŭo v. a. to unstitich; to rip open;; open; to dissolve by degrees dissŭpo dissūtus dis-tābesco v. inch. n. to consume; melt away dis-taedet v. impers. to be very tired of; disgusted with; to loathe distantĭa distance; remoteness; a separation; opening; difference dis-tectus adj. uncovered di-stĕgus adj. of two stories; having two apartments; Subst dis-tendo v. a. to stretch asunder; stretch out; extend; To swell out; distend distenno distensus distentĭo a stretching out; distention; fullness; occupation distentus P. a. distentus P. a. distentus a swelling out; distention distermĭnātĭo a separation; division distermĭnātor a separator; divider dis-termĭno v. a. to separate by a boundary; to divide; limit; ab; to limit distermĭnus adj. separated; divided; separating; parting; subst di-sterno v. a. to spread out; Impers dis-tĕro v. a. to bruise; grind to pieces dis-texo v. a. to unravel; ravel out distĭchus adj. consisting of two rows; a building with two stories; two rows of chambers; a po… distillo di-stĭmŭlo v. a. to goad through; distincte adv. distinctly; clearly; handsomely distinctĭo a distinguishing; discriminating; a distinction; a difference; distinction distinctor one who distinguishes distinctus P. a. distinctus a distinguishing; distinction;; a difference dis-tĭnĕo v. a. To keep asunder; to separate; divide; to divide mentally; to distract; perplex di-stinguo v. a. To separate; divide; to distinguish; discriminate; Pass. impers distīsum di-sto v. n. to stand apart; to be separate; distant; inter se; ab dis-torquĕo v. a. supine; to turn different ways; to twist; distort; to torment distorsĭo perversion; perverse conduct distortĭo a distorting; writhing; contortion distortus P. a. distractĭo a pulling asunder; dividing; separating; a parting; a selling in single portions distractor One who worries; a tormenter; A retailer distractus P. a. distractus dissolution of a contract dis-trăho v. a. To pull asunder; tear in pieces; to separate forcibly; divide; to sell separate… dis-trĭbŭo v. a. to divide; distribute; orderly; methodically distrĭbūtĭo a division; distribution distrĭbūtīvus adj. apportioning; distributive distrĭbūtor a distributer distrĭbūtrix she who apportions; distributes distrĭbūtus districte advv districtĭo a stretching out; a hindrance; difficulty districtīvus adj. pertaining to dissolving districtus P. a. distrīgilla di-stringo v. a. To draw asunder; to stretch out; To detain; to hinder; to occupy dis-trunco v. a. to cut to pieces; cut up disturbātĭo destruction dis-turbo v. a. to drive asunder; to separate by violence; to throw into disorder; disturb; to … dĭs-ūnĭo v. a. to disunite dĭsyllăbus adj. dissyllabic; subst; dissyllabic words; dissyllables dītātor one that enriches dītesco v. inch. n. to grow rich dĭthălassus adj. dīthўrambĭcus adj. dithyrambic dīthўrambus a dithyramb; dithyrambic poem dītĭae wealth dītĭfĭco to enrich dĭtĭo dītius dīto v. a. to enrich dī^trŏchaeus a ditrochee; double trochee dĭū adv. By day; A long time; long while; long; donec dĭūrētĭcus adj. that promotes urine; diuretic diurna dĭurnālis adj. diurnal; giornale;; journal dĭurnārĭus a diarykeeper; journalist dĭurne adv. dĭurno v. n. to last long; exist long dĭurnus adj. belonging to the day; daily; N. cr.;; subst; an account-book dĭus dius adv. dĭuscŭle adv. a little while dĭūtĭne adv. dĭūtĭnus adj. of long duration; lasting; long; a long time dĭūtĭus dĭūtŭle adv. a little while; a short time dĭūturne adv. dĭūturnĭtas length of time; long duration; durability dĭūturnus adj. of long duration; lasting; long; init.—Adv dīva a goddess dī-văgor v. dep. n. to wander; wander about dīvālis adj. Divine; Imperial dī-vārĭco v. a. and n. to spread asunder; to stretch apart; Neutr; to be spread out dī-vello v. a. To rend asunder; to tear in pieces; to separate violently; to tear; to tear vio… dī-vendo v. a. to sell piecemeal; in different parcels; to retail dī-ventĭlo v. a. to spread abroad dī-verbĕro v. a. to strike asunder; to cut; cleave; divide; to cudgel soundly dī-verbĭum the colloquial part of a comedy; the dialogue; a comedy.—Plur dī-vergĭum a point of separation; water-shed dī-verro