Disafforest

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 75
a. [ Dis, and afforestad, and forest.] (Eng. Law.) To strip of the privileges of forest-laws; to reduce a forest to common ground; - correlative to afforest. Disaggregate, v . a . To separate an aggregate ma into its component parts. Disaggrega'tion, n . Act or operation of separating an aggregate body into its component parts. Disagree', v . n . To be not accordant or coincident; to be not the same, or not exactly similar; to differ; to be at variance with another thing; as, these accounts dis agree. To be of a different opinion; to differ; to dis sent; to be at variance or in a state of opposition; to quarrel; as, the best of friends disagree. "Both the bands in worship disagree, Some adore the flow'r, and some the tree."--Dryden. -To be unsuitable, unfitted, or unadapted; to be not agreeable to; - often followed by with ; as, a heavy dinner disagrees with the stomach.
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