intransitive (for reflexive). To separate oneself, go away, part (from). Obsolete. rare.

intransitive for reflexive. To separate, divide, come apart; to part company; to depart; to part with a possession. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of two persons or things: To go asunder; to separate, part.

intransitive. To go asunder; to part or separate from each other, to take leave of each other. Obsolete.

intransitive. To go in different directions, go asunder; to be divided, part, separate; to pass away, disappear.

intransitive. Of two or more people or things: to go or come apart; to separate; esp. (of persons) to go away from each other, quit one another's…

Of a person: To go away, part, be sundered from. Of two or more: To be separated, quit each other, go asunder, part.

intransitive. To separate, part, go asunder, depart.

transitive. To dissolve or break up (an assembly or gathering, a connection, relation, etc.) by separation of the persons or parties concerned…

intransitive. To be cut off or apart from. Obsolete.

intransitive. To go in different directions; to move apart; to separate.

intransitive. To move or travel swiftly, pass rapidly, rush along. Also with about, along, away, back, etc. Of a fox: to break covert.

Of two or more persons: To quit each other's society or company; (of a company) to break up.

To part and proceed in different directions.

As away, down, off, out, up. In intransitive senses. With out: also slang, to quarrel; to part company; to take one's leave (cf. sense 15 above)…