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Dis-n-Dat

Many English words have ‘dis’ in at the beginning to indicate a ‘not’ condition (Dissatisfied means “not satisfied“, or Disregard means, “to not give regard“, or even Disqualify means “no longer qualified“, etc).

Here is my spin on what these words would really mean… well… to me, anyway! Enjoy…. or Disenjoy!

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Disemboweled

What happens when you are constipated.

Disenchanted

What happens to people who move out of New Mexico.

Disengage

What happens when your fiancé breaks it off.

Disfigure

What happens to you when you just can NOT resolve a math problem.

Disgorge

What happens when you fill in the Grand Canyon or some other large crevasse.

Disgrace

What happens when you don't bless someone with your presence.

Disgruntled

What happens to a weigh-llifter at the moment the barbells are dropped from overhead.

Disguise

What happens when gay guys break-up.

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