Definition for Discase:

• dis-k[= a]s', v.t. ( Shak.) to remove a case or covering from, to undress.

Synonyms for Discase:

• v.

  •body (verb)
  • discase.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • leach,
  • despoil,
  • pillage,
  • ransack,
  • disinvest,
  • skin,
  • pare,
  • deprive,
  • foray,
  • flake,
  • divest,
  • clean,
  • reave,
  • denudate,
  • loot,
  • plunder,
  • denude,
  • bare,
  • rifle,
  • dismantle.

Antonyms for Discase:

• v.

  • body
    dress.

• v. t.

  • Other antonyms:
    apparel, garment, enclothe, clothe, raiment, garb, get dressed, fit out, habilitate, tog.

Homophones for Discase:

• dickey, digs, disguise, desex, dachau, dug, DTIC, dag, detox, dog house, dawes, dukas, dts, doc, dassie, Dutch Hoe, dekko, dix, dec 24, daze, dachsie, dog, dead sea, deeds, dds, decease, doggie, duck, dogy, diathesis, DECO, dietetic, douse, disk cache, dias, dead duck, decay, douche, De Sica, dyadic, duds, dos, disk access, death wish, disuse, dyaus, dutch, dec, duchess, doggy, deduce, dozy, doge, de-access, dotage, decoy, detick, ds, dice, death house, dicey, dehisce, disc-jockey, doze, dago, dacha, duck's egg, daishiki, dish, disk, Dhaka, dig, disc jockey, disc, diocese, dacca, dike, dusky, dusk, dishy, das, dec 25, dace, daucus, dosshouse, dock, degas, doohickey, dodgy, dhak, des, dough, dyschezia, dogie, DC, dicky, day watch, disco, deathwatch, deixis, dioecious, dodge, dika, 366 days, decoke, disk-jockey, doxy, do the dishes, DCI, duchy, death tax, dhegiha, d.c., dak, diazo, diss, DoJ, dockage, discus, dash, deck, doghouse, dixie, detach, dj, duce, duke, duteous, diaz, deuce, de-ice, dyke, dagga, ditch, degauss, deice, dashiki, duse, daisy, DoJC, dowse, disease, doss, dizygous, dkg, disk jockey, deck-house, dg, 365 days, ducky, duck sauce, detusk, disa, deutzia, dosage, degage, doggo, Diesis, dais, decius, dietetics, dose, deuce-ace, dis, dick, dog show, dizzy, desk, doughy, discuss, days, dickie.

Hypernym for Discase:

• v.

  • body
    take off.

Hyponym for Discase:

• v.

  • body
    take off.