disgarnish
transitive verb
dis·garnish
dəs,
(ˈ)dis+,
or -sk- instead of -sg-
archaic
: to deprive of something that garnishes : despoil
Word History
Etymology
Middle English disgarnysshen, from Middle French desgarniss-, stem of desgarnir, from des- dis- entry 1 + garnir to furnish, garnish
- dyer's buckthorn
- dyer's cleavers
- dyer's furze
- dyer's genista
- dyer's grape
- dyer's greenweed
- dyer's greenwood
- dyer's mignonette
- dyer's mulberry
- dyer's oak
- dyer's rocket
- dyer's saffron
- dyer's whin
- dyer's woad
- dyer's woodruff
- dyer's-broom
- dyer's-brooms
- dyer's-weed
- dyer's-weeds
- Dyerma
- dyermas
- dyers
- dyes
- dyesters
- dyestuff