- dis|hoard
- dis|hoard «dihs HRD, -HOHRD», transitive verb, intransitive verb.to release (that which was hoarded): »
Such dishoarding was a major influence in curtailing the earlier recessions (E. C. Harwood).
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dishoard — dis·hoard … English syllables
dishoarder — dis·hoard·er … English syllables
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