Dis-gär'nish, v. t.

v. t. [Prefix dis and garnish, q. v.; O. Fr. desgarnir, Fr. dégarnir, Pr. desgarnir, desguarnir, O. Sp. desguarnir, now desguarnecer, It. sguarnire, sguernire.] To divest of garniture, ornaments, or furniture; to dismantle. “Not dis-garnished nor unprovided of the same.” Hall.