To spread, proliferate, or diffuse.

to spread or divide among several people or places; to decentralize

to take a walk; to go for a walk

to send out or release (such as odor, light, or heat)

to break up an assembly or a group of people

to move people or things away from a dangerous or crowded area to a safer place; to disperse a crowd

to dissipate heat

A specific genre of free-form literary prose, including essays, sketches, and personal reflections.

to lie scattered over an area or dispersed in various places

to disseminate; to spread

to scatter or move in different directions, or to dissipate

individual investor or small shareholder who trades for their own account rather than for an organization

to spread or circulate information, rumors, or ideas

to break up (a marriage, family, etc.)

beverages, such as beer, served from a large container or keg rather than being bottled

a device used for cooling an engine or electronic components by dissipating heat into the air

to dissipate

lacking discipline, focus, or rigor

(mathematics) consisting of distinct, separate, or non-continuous values

to scatter, radiate, or spread outward in different directions

indolent; negligent; slack

scattered; fragmented

to assemble (goods, passengers, etc. from various locations) and dispatch them

to vanish like smoke in thin air; to disappear

to drive away or cause to vanish (abstract things like doubts, misgivings, or fears)

a place where goods are collected and distributed; a distribution hub

to become separated from family or companions and lose contact, often during times of chaos or war

to relieve boredom or find distraction from monotony

referring to resources, funds, or labor that are currently unused or not being put to work

in a state of disorder, messiness, or scattered about

to scatter or move away in all directions

to whisk or mix ingredients (usually eggs) until well-combined

lacking in cohesion, discipline, or unity within a group or structural system

of a show, performance, or event, to finish or conclude

mixed martial arts (Chinese kickboxing)

(physics) to scatter

to waft through the air; to drift

to dissipate or diffuse everywhere (of light, sound, gas, etc.)

the gathering and dispersing of substances or elements

lacking discipline or strictness in behavior, focus, or attitude

to fall apart or collapse, typically of a physical object or structure

to wander off, stray, or lose contact with a group or companion while traveling or in a crowd

FIT (free independent traveler); individual traveler (as opposed to one who travels with a group)

to disperse or break up a meeting; to be finished (of a gathering)

to be lost or dispersed into the environment, particularly regarding heat, energy, or physical properties

to be frightened stiff, terror-stricken, or spooked out of one's mind

to part on bad terms or for a meeting or gathering to break up in disagreement

to disperse