nsien, _f._, strife, dissension.

disforme, deformed, misshapen, monstrous.

disfrutar (de), to enjoy.

disgusto, _m._, disgust, ill humor, displeasure.

disimular, to dissemble, conceal, veil.

disipacion, _f._, dissipation.

disipar, to dissipate, dispel, displace, cause to vanish; _refl._, to
vanish, scatter, be scattered (_or_ dispelled).

disolverse, to dissolve, separate, breakup.

disparar, to fire, shoot, discharge; al --la, upon firing (_or_
shooting) at it.

disparatado, -a, inconsistent, absurd.

dispersarse, to disperse, vanish, scatter.

disponer, to dispose, order, direct, arrange, prepare, get ready;
_refl._, to prepare, get ready, proceed, be about to; to be arranged
(_or_ projected).

disposicion, _f._, disposition, arrangement, position, natural
fitness.

disputa, _f._, dispute.

disputar, to dispute, argue, quarrel; _refl._, to vie with one
another.

distancia, _f._, distance; como a -- de, something like a distance of;
at about the distance of; distant about.

distante, distant, remote.

distar, to be distant.

distincion, _f._, distinction, favor.

distinguir, to distinguish; _refl._, to be distinguished, be visible.

distintamente, distinctly.

distintivo, _m._, distinction, badge, order.

distinto, -a, distinct, different, various.

distraction, _f._, diversion, amusement.

distraer, to divert; _refl._, to divert (_or_ amuse) oneself.

distraido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ distraer, distraught, diverted,
absentminded, lost in thought, vacant.

diversiOn, _f._, diversion, entertainment, sport, amusement.

diverso, -a, different, diverse, various.

divertido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ divertir, diverted, amused, pleasant.

divino, -a, divine.

divisar, to perceive, see, recognize, descry; to divide, separate;
_refl._, to be visible (at a distance).

divisorio, -a, dividing; linea divisoria, boundary.

divulgarse, to be divulged; to spread.

do (_poet._ for donde), where; a --, whither.

doblar, to double, pass round; to bow.

doble, double; mas --, most double.

doce, twelve; al punto y hora de las --, exactly at midnight.

docena, _f._, dozen.

doctor, _m._, doctor, physician.

doler, to grieve; _refl._, to grieve.

doliente, sorrowful, plaintive.

dolor, _m._, grief, pain, sorrow, anguish.

domar, to break, tame, subdue, master, dominate, overcome.

dominar, to master, dominate, overcome, overlook, obtain a clear view
of.

domingo, _m._, Sunday.

domin