désagencer

v.t. disarrange, dis adjust; ungear. descenderie v.t. unhook, unclasp; (Mach.) release. a. disagreeable. adv. disagreeably. /. disintegration, disaggregation. a. disintegrable. p.a. disintegrating. v.t. disintegrate, disaggregate; disarrange. — v.r. disintegrate. m. unpleasantne ; defect. v.¢. remove the sourne or sharpne of, sweeten. /. demagnetization. v.t. demagnetize. v.i. put out of order, disarrange. v.t. wean. v.t. quench the thirst of, refresh. f. deamidase, des amidase. m. unpriming; exhausting (of an are). v.t. unprime, remove the priming from (as a siphon or a cartridge case). v.t. disappoint. v.t. unlearn, forget. p.a. unlearned, forgotten. m., désar gent at i on, /. desilverization, desilverizing, desilvering. v.t. desilverize, desilver. f. = désargentage. v.t. disarm. m. disarray, disorder, confusion. v.t. disarticulate, disjoint, separate (joint by joint). v.t. disa emble. a. (Physiol.) disa imilating, catabolizing. f. disa imilation, catabolism, v.{. disa imilate, catabolize. /. disa ociation. v.t. disa ociate. p.a. unmatched, odd, ill-sorted. m. disaster. adv. disastrously. a. disastrous. a. unsaturated; superheated (steam), m. disadvantage. adv. disadvantageously. a. disadvantageous, unfavorable. f. denitrification. v.t. denitrify. m. unsealing, etc. (see desceller). ».f. unseal, unfasten; (Gla ) chip off the rough parts of. p.a. descending, etc. (see des cendre). —m. descendant. f. (Mining) a descending pa age connecting galleries at different levels. 133 des cendre 107