Reverse Dictionary: DISSENSION

ADJECTIVES
1412 • VARIANT dissentient, disagreeing → obs.
1533 • FACTIOUS given to faction; dissenting, mutinous, partisan
1562 • DISSENTIOUS given to dissension, strife, or disagreement; discordant, quarrelsome, contentious, factious 
1586 • DISSENTANY disagreeing, dissentient → obs.
1590 • RECUSANT dissenting in religion
1607 • FACTIONARY taking part in a dissension or quarrel; active as a partisan → obs.
1642 • DIVISIVE tending to dissension, discord, or disunion
1767 • DISSENTIENT dissenting from the opinion or sentiment of the majority
1924 • NAY-SAYING dissenting; opposing

ADVERBS
1552 • AT JAR in a state of dissension or variance 
1611 • DISSENTIOUSLY in a dissentious manner → obs.

INTERJECTIONS
1877 • CAT’S FOOT! an exclamation of dissent, disbelief, contempt, or disapproval → Amer. dial.
1939 • CAT’S HIND FOOT! an exclamation of dissent, disbelief, contempt, or disapproval → Amer. dial.

NOUNS
1000 • TEEN strife, conflict, dissension → obs.
………. • UNSAUGHT discord, dissension; hostile speech → obs.
………. • UNSIB dissention, strife, war → obs.
1205 • UNFRITH dissension, strife → obs.
………. • UNISIBBE dissension, strife → obs.
1275 • UN-I-SIB dissension, strife → obs.
1300 • DEBATE dissension, strife, contention, quarrelling, wrangling; a quarrel → arch.
1423 • DISASSENT refusal to assent or agree; dissent, disagreement → obs.
1425 • SCHISM a state of disunion, dissension, or mutual hostility
1440 • RUFFLING dissension, disturbance, tumult → obs.
1485 • VARIATION dissension, discord, variance → obs.
1500 • STANCE dissension, dispute → obs.
1502 • FRACTION an interruption of good feeling or harmony; dissension, discord → obs.
1521 • BROILERY dissension; strife; disturbance, disorder → obs.
1523 • BROILING disturbance, dissension → obs.
1545 • SQUARE discord, dissension, quarrelling → obs.
1546 • JAR discord manifested in strife or contention; dissension, variance, quarrelling 
………. • VARIETY dissension, division → obs.
1564 • MISLIKING mutual disaffection, dissension → obs.
1574 • APPLE OF CONTENTION a cause or subject of dissension or strife 
………. • APPLE OF DISCORD a cause or subject of dissension or strife 
1579 • SQUARING dissension, wrangling, contention → obs.
1583 • JAR a dissension, a dispute, a quarrel; a petty broil 
1586 • MISLIKE disaffection, dissension → obs.
1601 • DISUNION disunited or separated condition; dissension
1606 • DICHOSTASY dissent; factional difference; rebellion → obs.
1609 • GOLDEN BALL a cause or subject of strife or discord → obs.
1623 • DISSENTATION difference of opinion, dissension → obs.
1632 • DISUNITY want of unity; dissension, discord
1647 • DISSENTIENCY a being dissentient → obs.
1649 • APPLE OF DISSENSION a cause or subject of dissension or strife 
1651 • DISCONSENT lack or withdrawal of consent; dissent
1656 • DISSIDENCE disagreement in opinion, character, etc.; dissent
1659 • DISCOMPOSURE lack of agreement; discord, dissension → obs.
1699 • DISSENTMENT difference of opinion, dissentience, dissent
1729 • SPLIT a rupture or dissension in a party or sect, or between friends
..L18 • PANTILE-HOUSE a dissenter’s meeting house 
………. • PANTILE-SHOP a dissenter’s meeting house 
1825 • DISPEACE disagreement, dissension, disquiet → Sc., obs.
1834 • KENTISH FIRE a demonstration of dissent or impatience 
1864 • DISSENTIENCE a being dissentient; difference of opinion

NOUNS, PERSON
1425 • DISCORDER a person who creates discord; a dissenter; a quarreller
1570 • RAISER a person who causes dissension → Sc.
1581 • RECUSANT a religious dissenter
1593 • OUTSTANDER a person who outstands; a dissenter
1595 • KINDLE-FIRE a person who causes trouble, strife, or dissension → obs.
1599 • RECUSANT a person who refuses or dissents from something → obs.
1602 • BREW-BATE a person who stirs up dissension or quarrelling → obs.
1606 • DECLINATOR a dissentient; one who declines or refuses → obs.
1613 • OPINIONIST a person who holds an opinion against the generally accepted view; a dissenter
1679 • NON a person who dissents or disapproves → obs.
1680 • NON-CONSENTER a person who withholds consent; a dissenter
1681 • AGITATOR a person who instigates public dissent or unrest
..E18 • AUTEM PRICKEAR a dissenter; a Puritan → sl.
1785 • PANTILE a religious dissenter 
………. • PANTILER a religious dissenter 
1789 • DISSIDENT a person who disagrees; a dissentient
1805 • RANTER a Dissenter; a Primitive Methodist; a Dissenter → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1860 • COME OUTER a dissenter, one who drops out of an established organization, usually religious but sometimes political → Amer. dial.
………. • VARIER a person who varies or dissents from something
1874 • SPECKLE-BELLY a Nonconformist or Dissenter → sl.
1935 • FERNINSTER a person who habitually dissents → Amer. dial.

VERBS
1300 • SAY NAY to express dissent or contradiction; to disagree → arch.
1325 • NAY to express dissent or contradiction → obs.
1428 • VARY to dissent from another; to differ in opinion; to disagree → obs.
1526 • DISCONSENT to refuse consent; to disagree, to dissent
1544 • STARKLE to cause dissension, to make a stir → obs.
1572 • MAKE MISCHIEF to create or promote discord or dissension
1574 • FART AGAINST to dissent from or contradict a person → obs.
1594 • BE A HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF to be characterized by internal conflict or dissension
1600 • SQUARE to dissent or differ from a person → obs.
1610 • EMBROIL to involve or entangle in dissension or hostility with a person
1627 • DISSENTIATE to throw into a state of dissent or discord → obs.
1838 • DISSENTERIZE to convert into a Dissenter