1. To intoxicate.

2. A disordered state of the animal system, especially in brutes; a catarrhal disorder in dogs; a disordered state of mind; undue predominance of a passion or appetite; disorder; uneasiness; ill-humour; painting, in which the colours are mixed in watery glue, and laid on a dry surface.

3. To derange the functions of the body or mind; to deprive of temper or moderation; to make disaffected or ill-humoured; malignant; to compound into distemper.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sistemper,
• xistemper,
• cistemper,
• fistemper,
• ristemper,
• distenper,
• distemprer,
• distemperr,
• distemperd,
• dstemper,
• distempur,
• distempar,
• dis temper,
• detemper,
• destemmper,
• destemper,
• distemperte,
• mistedmper,
• mistermper,
• mistemperr

• dictum,
• distant,
• distend,
• distension,
• Distended,
• distensible,
• distention.

The adjective form of the word "distemper" is "distempered".

The plural of the "distemper" can be the "distempers".

The singular of the "distemper" can be the "distemper".