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dispurse

verb

Etymology

From dis- + purse.

  1. derived from βύρσα — “hide, wine-skin”
  2. derived from bursa — “leather bag”
  3. inherited from *pusô✻ — “bag, sack, scrip”
  4. inherited from *pusō✻
  5. inherited from purs — “purse”
  6. inherited from purs
  7. prefixed as dispurse — “dis + purse”

Definitions

  1. Obsolete form of disburse.

    • Have I dispurs'd to the garrisons

The neighborhood

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