dis occident (disoksident)

t. [ Perhaps some roguing boy that managed the puppets turn'd the city wrong, and so disoccidented our geographer. Marvell , Works, III. 39. dis occupation (dis-ok-u-pā'shon), n. [F. désoc cup at i on = Sp. desocupacion = Pg. desoccu pação = It. disoccupazione; as dis- priv. + oc cup at i on.] Want of occupation; the state of being unoccupied. He graced the curbstone there with the same lily-like dis occupation , and the same sweetne of aspect. Howells, The Century, XXIX. 493. Disoma (di-so'mä), n. [NL.,