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disgarrison

disgarrison verb: to deprive of a garrison.

Verb

disgarrison (third-person singular simple present disgarrisons, present participle disgarrisoning, simple past and past participle disgarrisoned)

  1. To deprive of a garrison.
    • The[…]discouerers of my desire, disgarisond my thoughts of wonted fancies.1594, J. Dickenson, Arisbas

Forms of disgarrison

third-person singular presentdisgarrisons
present participledisgarrisoning
past participledisgarrisoned
pastdisgarrisoned

Origin of disgarrison

From dis- + garrison.

Questions about disgarrison

What does disgarrison mean?
Disgarrison means to deprive of a garrison.
What part of speech is disgarrison?
Disgarrison is a verb.
What is the past tense of disgarrison?
The past tense of disgarrison is disgarrisoned.

Words near disgarrison in the dictionary

  1. disgarlands
  2. disgarnish
  3. disgarnished
  4. disgarnishes
  5. disgarnishing
  6. disgarrison
  7. disgarrisoned
  8. disgarrisoning
  9. disgarrisons
  10. disgavel
  11. disgavelled

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