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disturble
† diˈsturble, v. Obs. Also des-, -tourble. [ME. a. OF. destorbler, -turbler, -tourbler, f. des- dis- 1 + torbler, turbler, tourbler, early forms of trobler, troubler to trouble (:—L. *turbulāre, f. turbula, turbāre). In the simple verb, the form trouble was from the first prevalent; in the derivativ... Oxford English Dictionary
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distourble
distourble var. disturble v. Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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destrouble
† deˈstrouble, v. Obs. [a. OF. destroubler, detroubler (Godef.), f. des-, L. dis- + troubler to trouble. Cf. disturble.] trans. To trouble; to make it troublesome for.a 1450 Knt. de la Tour (1868) 43 Ye haue destroubled the parisshenes to here masse. 1474 Caxton Chesse 94 Auarice destroubleth fayth. Oxford English Dictionary
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distrouble
▪ I. † diˈstrouble, v. Obs. Also des-, dys- -troble, -trowbel, -truble, -trubill, -trybul. [ME. a. OF. destrobler, -troubler, f. des-, L. dis- + trobler, troubler to trouble. An etymologically earlier OF. form of the latter was torbler, turbler, tourbler (:—L. *turbulāre), whence the earlier ME. typ... Oxford English Dictionary
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pertrouble
† perˈtrouble, v. Obs. Chiefly Sc. In 5–6 perturble, 6 -trubil, -troubil. [a. OF. per-, partroubler, f. per- 2 + troubler to trouble. For the -turble form (L. type *perturbulāre), cf. disturble.] trans. To perturb, trouble greatly.c 1470 Harding Chron. lxxxv. iv. (MS. Ashm. 34), Fortune..whare men w... Oxford English Dictionary
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sturble
† ˈsturble, v. Obs. Also 5 sturbyl, sturbel. [Aphetic var. of disturble v. Cf. strouble v.] trans. To disturb, trouble.1303 R. Brunne Handl. Synne 4713 So was he sturbled with þe mynstral, Þat he hadde no grace to sey with-alle His graces ryght deuoutely. c 1330 ― Chron. Wace (Rolls) 4764 When þe ky... Oxford English Dictionary
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parafrenesie
† parafrenesie, -frensie Obs. rare. [= OF. parafrenasie, ad. med.L. parafrenēsis, f. Gr. παρα-, para-1, in sense ‘false, spurious’ + L. phrenēsis (in Celsus as a Gr. word ϕρένησις) madness, delirium, frenzy.] Temporary delirium, due (as was thought) not to disorder of the brain itself, but to its be... Oxford English Dictionary
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