Dis- = not, none. What is the prefix that means not ?

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dis- = not, none

What is the prefix that means not ?

What is the word that describes a person’s behavior when he or she is always getting into trouble?

What is the word that describes a child who constantly interrupts the teacher and never raises his or her hand?

What is the word that describes things that are thrown away and replaced with new things?

What is the word that describes the weather when it is raining for two weeks in a row?

What is the word that describes an argument or time when you do not agree with someone ?

What is the word that describes a desk that has piles of papers all over it and drawers stuffed with many types of items that are not related?

What is the word that describes what you do to a membership or subscription that you don’t want to have anymore?

What is the word that describes how you would feel if you were counting on something to happen and it never did?

What is the word that describes what a child does when he taps his mother on the head in the middle of her nap?

What is the word that describes something that will work against you?