DISCOMMON

discommon (dis-kom-<<schwa>>n), vb.1. To deprive of the right of common (e.g., the right

to  pasture).2.  To  deprive  (something,  esp.  land)  of  commonable  character.  •  A  person  could

discommon land by separating or enclosing it. 3. To deprive (someone) of the privileges of a place,

such as the right to use common land or to enjoy a church fellowship. [Blacks Law 8th]