C. T. Onions, A Shakespeare Glossary, disclaim

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daff - dawning:

day - declined:

deadly-standing * :

dead men's fingers:

death-practis'd:

decoct: - delivery:

Delphos: - descant

descend: - dewberry:

dewlap: - directive:

directly - disfurnish:

disgest, -gestion: - disposed:

disposition - disvouch

dive-dapper: - dormouse:

dotage: - drollery:

drone: - dwindle

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disclaim (not in pre-Eliz. use)

1. to renounce or disavow all share “in” Lr. II. ii. 58.

2. to repudiate connexion with, disown John I. i. 247 “I have d-'d Sir Robert,” R2 I. i. 70 “D-ing here the kindred of the king,” Lr. I. i. 115.

A Shakespeare Glossary. C. T. Onions. Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1911.

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