diswontt (diswunt)

t. [ As if my tongue and your eares could not easily be dis wonted from our late parliamentary language, you have here in this text liberty, prerogative, the maintenance of both. Bp . Hall , Remains, p. 19. dis work mans hipt (dis-werk'man-ship), n. [ dis- , equiv. to mis-, + workmanship .] Bad workmanship. When I would have taken a particular account of the errata, the printer answered me he would not publish his own dis workmanship. Heywood, Apology for Actors.