disple aser

[Eng. disple as (e); -er.] One who displeases, or causes displeasure or annoyance. dis-plē aş-ing, pr. par., a. & 8. [DISPLEASE.] A. & B. As pr. par. & particip. adj.: (See the verb.) C. As subst. The act of offending, annoying, or causing displeasure. *dis-pleas-üre (pleas as plězh), v . t . [DISPLEASURE, 8.] To cause displeasure, to displease, to offend, to annoy. "When the way of pleasuring or displeasuring lieth by the favorite, it is impo ible any other should be over great." -Bacon : E ays ; Of Ambition . dis-plen-ish, v. t. dis, and Eng. plenish (q. v.). To deprive of furniture of whatever kind. "We were so sore displenished before, and so far out of use, that we had need of much more."- Baillie : Lett . 1,166.