displacency
noun
dis·pla·cen·cy
də̇ˈsplāsᵊnsē
plural -es
archaic
: dislike, dissatisfaction, displeasure
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin displacentia, alteration of Latin displicentia, from displicent-, displicens (present participle of displicēre to displease) + -ia -y
- hook money
- Hook of Holland
- hook order
- hook pass
- hook rope
- hook rug
- hook screw
- hook shot
- hook slide
- hook spanner
- hook squid
- hook strip
- hook tender
- hook up
- hook up (with)
- hook up with
- hook wrench
- hook, line and sinker
- hook-and-butt joint
- hook-and-eye hinge
- hook-and-ladder truck
- hook-and-liner
- hook-bill
- hook-billed
- hook-headed spike