1520s, "disaccustomed, not wonted" (a sense now obsolete), past-participle adjective from disuse (v.). Meaning "no longer used, abandoned" is from 1610s.
disturbed
disunion
disunite
disunity
disuse
disused
ditch
ditheism
dither
dithyramb
ditto
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