Disembarkation

Act of disembarking. Disembark'ment, n. [Fr. désembarquement.] Act of disembarking; disembarkation. Disembar'ra , v. a. [Fr. désembarra er.] To free from embarra ment or perplexity; to clear; to extricate. Disembarra ment, n. Act of disembarra ing, o extricating from perplexity. Disembay', v . a . To clear from a bay. Disembellish, v . a . To deprive of embellishment. Disembit'ter, v . a . To free from bitterne ; to clear from acrimony; to render sweet or pleasant. Disembodied, a . Divested of the body: separated; discharged from keeping in a body. Disembod'y, v. a. To divest of a body; to free from flesh; to discharge from military array. Disembogue', v . a . [Sp. disembocár , to flow into the sea; It. sboccare , to discharge or empty itself into a river, or the sea; from bocca ; Lat. bucca , the cheek. a cavity; Fr. bouche , the mouth.] To pour out or discharge at the mouth, as a stream; to vent; to discharge into the ocean, as a river, or a lake. -v. n. To flow out at the mouth, as a river; to discharge waters into the ocean, or into a lake; to pa out of a gulf or bay.