G.W. Bill Elliott, Jr once noted;
If you are going to make blanket statements, don't get upset when the conversation gets a little heated!
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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Disjointed
What happens when you are busted for smoking pot or weed.
Dislike
What happens when you un-freind your Facebook connection.
Dislocate
What happens when you move to a new town, but soon thereafter decide to move back.
Dislodge
The vacation place where you are staying. See Displace.
Dismantle
What happens when you take the Christmas Stockings down.
Dismiss
What happens to a woman's title or prefix when she gets married.
Dismount
What happens when you leave the Rockies.
Disorder
What happens when cancel a purchase you made online, but before it was shipped.