tS="What's all this about?" Mrs. Ashton asked when she found Penny shuffling through old papers. "Do you have to <b>dissemble</b> to keep your boss happy?"<br><br>The chairman of the board was very concerned that any member should <b>dissemble</b> in his account to the committee.&tQ=To <b>dissemble</b> is:&tC=To conceal the true nature of something|To look busy|To be in constant motion|To double check|To be absolutely precise&cC=1&fB=To <b>dissemble</b> is to conceal the true nature of something, to give a misleading appearance. Do not confuse this with disassemble, which means to take apart. <b>Dissemble</b> is pronounced dih-SEHM-bul.
