Dissemble

dis-sem'bl, v. [-sembled (-bid), -bung.] To hide under a false semblance, put an untrue appearance upon, disguise, mask; to make pretense of, feign, di imulate, cloak, cover. — v. To conceal the real fact, motives, intention, or sentiments, under some pretense. [OF. dis and sembler, to appear. See Di imulate, under Di imilar.] — Di embler, n. One who,_etc; a hypocrite. Di eminate, dis-sem r Y-nat, v. To sow, as seed: to scatter for growth and propagation to spread or extend by dispersion, diffuse, circulate, disperse. [L. — dis and seminare, -natum, to sow, semen, seed.] Di em'ina'tion, n. Act of, or state of being, etc. diffusion dispersion. — Di em'i native, -tiv, a. Tending to, etc. — Di eminator, n.