Disuse

dis-us', n. Ce ation of use, practice, or ex- ercise; ce ation of custom desuetude. — Disuse, -uz', v. [-used (-iizd'), -using.] To cease to use or practice, desist from employing; to disaccustom. — Disu's age, -zej, n. Gradual ce ation of use, etc. Ditch dich, n. A trench in the earth, esp. one for draining wet land, for fencing incloeures, etc.; a fo e or moat. See Ravelin, — v. [ditched (dicht), ditching.] To dig a ditch in.—?;. To make a ditch. [Same as dike, q. v.] — Bitch'er, n. One who digs ditches.