Let's do
Dewey and check out his decimal systdem for librarians.

I am working on getting my picture fixed, Kalleh - the website it is looking for is no longer there. Hubby is making me a smaller file of the pic so I can load it on this site. Hopefully soon it'll be fixed ('specially since I just called him and told him again).

It'll be good to come back from being depicted.

When she lost her viginity, she was dismaid (=dismayed).
When the accountant was fired, he was disfigured and discredited.

When their stash was stolen at the railway station they were depotted.

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Originally posted by Hic et ubique:
When the accountant was fired, he was disfigured and discredited.

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And his banker was completely disinterested.

The evangelist was demoralized.

The club folded because it was dismembered.

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Originally posted by Hic: When she lost her viginity, she was dismaid.

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Later in life, when she went through the change, she was demonstrated.

He looks younger every day. He must be degenerating.

When a hairdresser leaves, is he departed?
Is a beautician defiled?

The aeronautics engineer left his job since he was disastrous.

If Adonai fired Moses, would he be decaloged?

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Originally posted by Caterwauller:
The aeronautics engineer left his job since he was _disastrous._

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Sounds more like a fired astronomer to me.

When [Thomas Edison][Joseph Swan]* fired him, he was delighted and unenlighted.
When he lost his job at the newspaper, he was depressed.
When he lost his job at OED, he was de nounced.

*listed in alphabetical order

A chef who loses his job . . . would he be disgusted?

I am in default; that means it's not my fault, right?

If she has to stop shopping, is she dismal?

If Bob can no longer visit, will we be discombobulated?