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ˈdisper Winchester Coll. slang.
Also dispar.
A portion of food.
1841Howitt Visits Remark. Places (1882) 201 The scholars [at Winchester] give the name of dispers to their breakfasts, suppers and lunchions. 1847–78Halliwell, Dispar..a commons or share. North. 1870Mansfield Sch.-Life Winchester Coll. 84 (Farmer s.v. Cat's Head) [The dinner] was divided into portions (Dispars); there were..six of these to a shoulder, and eight to a leg of mutton. 1891Wrench Winchester Word-bk., Dispers are thus divided:—Fat flab, Fleshy, Cat's head, Long disper, Middle cut, Rack, Cut. |