discalceatet (diskalseat)

t. [= F. dé chau é, The custom of discalceation , or putting off their shoes at meals, is conceived... to have been done, as by that means keeping their beds clean. Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., v. 6. discalced (dis-kalst'), a . [ discalceatus , unshod: see discalceate .] Without shoes; unshod; barefooted: specifically applied to a branch of the Carmelite monks known as Dis calceati (the barefooted).