† disnunv.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
transitive. To deprive of nun's orders; to unnun.
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disnun1611
un-nun1611
1611 J. Florio Queen Anna's New World of Words Dismonacare, to vnfrier. Also to disnunne.
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v.1611- stealclothes
- stealcoat
- stealcounter
- stealed
- stealer
- stealers
- steales
- stealing
- stealing candy from a baby
- stealing pace
- stealing step
- stealing-forth
- stealing-in
- stealing-strake
- stealing-wise
- stealingforth
- stealingin
- stealingly
- stealings
- stealingstrake
- stealingwise
- stealplacard
- steals
- stealth
- stealth bra