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dizen

[dahy-zuh n, diz-uh n]
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verb (used with object) Archaic.

to deck with clothes or finery; bedizen.

RELATED WORDS

drape, swaddle, swathe, fit, cloak, disguise, attire, equip, dress, gown, vest, habit, accouter, garb, mantle, costume, spruce, rig, array, endue

Nearby words

  1. dixy,
  2. diy,
  3. diyarbakir,
  4. diyer,
  5. dizain,
  6. dizygotic,
  7. dizziness,
  8. dizzy,
  9. dizzying,
  10. dièdre

Origin of dizen

1520–30; dis- bunch of flax on a distaff + -en1
Related formsdi·zen·ment, noun
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Examples from the Web for dizen

  • Ye think ye've a hard time o't, but there's waur things than sewin' jackets at thirteenpence the dizen.'

    The Guinea Stamp|Annie S. Swan
British Dictionary definitions for dizen

dizen

verb

an archaic word for bedizen
Derived Formsdizenment, noun

Word Origin for dizen

C16: from Middle Dutch dīsen to dress a distaff with flax; see distaff
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