Direction

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 138
di-rek's huu, n. aim at a certain point Disappear, the line or course m which anything moves: |L guidance command the body of persons who Disappearance, guide or manage a matter, the wmten name appear: and residence of a person. fenny to direct Disappoint, Directive, di-rekt'iv, adj having power or tendwh.it Director, di-rekt’or, n one who directs a mantive, ager or governor a counsellor part of a Disappointment, machine or instrument which guides its motion. of —/cm. Directne or Direct'nx. Disapprobation, Directorate, di-rekt'or-St, Directorship, di-iekt'- dis-ap-prflbv'ai, or-ship, n. the office of. or a body of directors. Disapprove, Directorial, di-rck-tO'riadj. pertaining to our able directors giving direction. ingly.
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