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disrespectful, adj.rude, impolite, uncivil, ill-bred, bad-mannered, misbehaved, irreverent, out of line, out of order, unruly; brash, bold, brazen, hoydenish, Scot. randy; insolent, impudent, impertinent, pert, saucy, fresh, Inf.cheeky; inconsiderate, tactless, indiscreet, Scot. and North Eng.

misleared; rough, crude, vulgar, tasteless; boorish, loutish, churlish, cloddish, lumpish; contemptuous, disdainful, scornful, sneering, flouting, insulting.

disrobe, v. undress, take off one's clothes, shed, doff, remove, cast off, strip, strip down, Euph.

do a strip tease, Si.

drop one's drawers, Si.

drop trow; unclothe, undrape, unveil, divest.

disrupt, v. 1. disorder, disorganize, derange, disarrange, disarray, dislocate, displace, move out of place; shuffle, mix up, jumble, scramble, tangle, snarl, Si. ball up; agitate, confuse, disturb, upset, disconcert, unsettle, discompose, shake up.
2. interrupt, interfere with, break up orinto; suspend, discontinue, intermit; stop, arrest, halt, block, Inf.throw a monkey wrench ora wrench into.
3. sever, dissever, cleave, sunder, rend, rive, split, break apart; separate, detach, dissociate, disconnect, divide, disjoin; disunite, disassociate, divorce, uncouple, disengage.

disruption, n.1. breakup, severance, cleavage, scission, schism, fissure, cleft, rupture, rift, breach, sundering, rending, splitting, parting; separation, disconnection, detachment, division, dissociating, disjunction, disjuncture; disunion, disunity, disassociation, divorce, disengagement, disentanglement.
2. disorder, disorderliness, disorganization, disarray, disarrangement; dishevelment, scramble, tangle, jumble, clutter, mess, untidiness.

dissatisfaction, n.1. discontent, unhappiness, displeasure, sorrow, nonfulfillment; uneasiness, disquiet, inquietude, Ger. weitschmerz, restlessness, malaise, Pathol,

dysphoria.
2. disappointment, chagrin, dismay, distress; anger, vexation, annoyance, exasperation, irritation, edginess, chafing.
3. disapproval, disapprobation, dislike, distaste; resentment, bitterness, spleen, wormwood.

dissatisfied, adj.1. displeased, unhappy, unsatisfied; discontent, discontented, ungratified, unfulfilled, frustrated, disturbed; offended, rubbed the wrong way; irked, annoyed, ticked off, teed off, SI.pissed; mad, angry, angered, Inf.hopping; in a snit, feeling bitchy, disgruntled.
2. disappointed, dejected, let down, left with a sour taste in one's mouth; regretful, sorry, repining, morose, glum, in a funk; restless, ill-at-ease, uneasy, weary, uncomfortable.

dissect, v. 1. anatomize, vivisect, dismember, cut up orapart, lay open, perform an autopsy.
2. analyze, take apart, examine, scrutinize, inspect, look at closely, go over with a fine-tooth comb; study, research, inquire into, look into, Inf.check out, investigate; sift, probe, search, explore.

dissection, n.1. anatomy, anatomization, zootomy, vivisection, dismemberment, cutting up orapart, autopsy, post-mortem examination, Inf.post-mortem.