† disworkmanshipn.
Obsolete.
Bad or defective workmanship.Apparently an isolated use.
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disworkmanship1610
1610 T. Heywood Addr. to Printer in Apol. for Actors (1612) 62 When I would have taken a particular account of the errata, the printer [of ‘Britaines Troy’] answered me hee would not publish his owne disworkemanship, but rather let his owne fault lye upon the necke of the author.
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