| DISCREDITED | • discredited v. Simple past tense and past participle of discredit. • DISCREDIT v. to refuse to believe in. |
| DISCREETEST | • discreetest adj. Superlative form of discreet: most discreet. • DISCREET adj. tactful. |
| DISCREPANCE | • discrepance n. Archaic form of discrepancy. • DISCREPANCE n. the state of being discrepant, also DISCREPANCY. |
| DISCREPANCY | • discrepancy n. An inconsistency between facts or sentiments. • discrepancy n. The state or quality of being discrepant. • DISCREPANCY n. the state of being discrepant, also DISCREPANCE. |
| DISCRETIONS | • discretions n. Plural of discretion. • DISCRETION n. the quality of being discreet. |
| DISCRETIVES | • DISCRETIVE n. a disjunctive conjunction or preposition. |
| DISCROWNING | • discrowning v. Present participle of discrown. • DISCROWN v. to deprive of a crown, also DECROWN. |
| MISCREANCES | • miscreances n. Plural of miscreance. • MISCREANCE n. (Spenser) false religious belief, also MISCREANCY, MISCREAUNCE. |
| MISCREATING | • miscreating v. Present participle of miscreate. • MISCREATE v. to create wrongly. |
| MISCREATION | • miscreation n. A faulty or unnatural making or creation. • MISCREATION n. wrong creation. |
| MISCREATIVE | • miscreative adj. Tending to create badly or wrongly. • MISCREATIVE adj. that creates imperfectly or improperly. |
| MISCREATORS | • miscreators n. Plural of miscreator. • MISCREATOR n. one who creates imperfectly. |
| MISCREAUNCE | • MISCREAUNCE n. (Spenser) false religious belief, also MISCREANCE, MISCREANCY. |
| MISCREDITED | • miscredited v. Simple past tense and past participle of miscredit. • MISCREDIT v. (archaic) to disbelieve. |
| MULTISCREEN | • multiscreen adj. Having multiple screens. • MULTISCREEN n. a cinema with several screens. |