dishouse
transitive verb
dis·house
dəsˈhau̇z,
(ˈ)dis¦h-
1
: to deprive of a house : put out of a house
2
: to clear (an area) of houses
Word History
Etymology
dis- entry 1 + house (noun)
- myas
- myases
- myasthenia
- nonteaching
- nontechnical
- nontechnically
- nontemporal
- nontemporality
- nontemporals
- nontenure
- nontenured
- nonterm
- nonterminal
- nonterminally
- nonterminating
- nonterrestrials
- Nonthaburi
- nontheatrical
- nontheism
- nontheist
- nontheistic
- nontheistically
- nontheists
- nontheological
- nontheologically