G.W. Bill Elliott, Jr once noted;
The recurring theme of repetitivity is a cyclical looping that causes redundancy, wordiness and utter iterativity. But, let me repeat...
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!
Showing 8 of 62 items
Disgusting
What happens when the wind dies down.
Dishevel
What happens when you finally stop throwing up.
Disillusion
What happens when you stop dreaming or 'seeing things'.
Disincline
What happens when you reach a plateau or flat surface.
Disinfectant
What happens to children the second they step outside.
Disinterest
What happens when you are able to get one of those ?same as cash? loans.
Disinterred
What it?s called when someone removes 'that thing' from the punch bowl. (see Disinters)
Disinters
Those that remove 'those things' from the punch bowl. (see Disinterred)