Dis'gre-gāte, v. t.
v. t. [Lat. disgregare, disgregatum, from prefix dis and gregare, to collect, from græx, gregis, flock or herd; It. disgregare, Sp. & Pr. dis-gregar, Fr. disgréger.] To disperse. [Obs.] Henry More.
v. t. [Lat. disgregare, disgregatum, from prefix dis and gregare, to collect, from græx, gregis, flock or herd; It. disgregare, Sp. & Pr. dis-gregar, Fr. disgréger.] To disperse. [Obs.] Henry More.