| 释义 |
disˈgulf, -ˈgulph, v.
Also 7 disgolf.
[f. dis- 7 c + gulf, or from radical part of engulf.]
trans. To send forth or discharge as from a gulf.
1635D. Person Varieties i. 24 The perpetuall and constant running and disgolfing of Rivers, brookes and springs from the earth into it [the sea]. 1839Bailey Festus iv. (1852) 44 Canst thou not disgulph for me..of all thy sea-gods one? |