Emily Dickinson Lexicon — DIS-PARK'

Definition for DIS-PARK'

DIS-PAR'I-TY DIS-PARK'ED

DIS-PARK', v.t. [dis and park.]

To throw open a park; to lay open. – Shak.
To set at large; to release from inclosure or confinement. – Waller.

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