Distich

dislik, n. {Pros.) A couple of verses makand ing complete sense; a couplet of 2 lines, of different kinds of verse, repeated in the same order. — Distill, dis-tiK, v. i. [-tilled (-tild'), -tilling.] To; fall in drops, flow gently; to use a still, practice dis-; protil ation.— v. t. To let fall in drops; to subject to, or obtain by, distillation; to rectify, purify. — Distill rer, n. — Dist ilK able, a. — Distillation, nr Act of falling in drops; operation of extracting spirit from a substance by evaporation and condensation; rectification; substance extracted by distilling. — or me- DistiU/ery, -er-Y, n. Works where distilling is car a tried on.