dispone
transitive verb
dis·pone
də̇ˈspōn
-ed/-ing/-s
Scots law
: to dispose of, grant, or transfer (real or personal property) legally
disponer noun
-nər
plural -s
Word History
Etymology
Middle English disponen to set in order, arrange, dispose, from Latin disponere
- beats back
- beats down
- beats in
- beats into
- beats it
- beats off
- beats one's brains out
- beats one's brains out (about)
- beats one's brains out about
- beats out
- beats the drum
- beats the drum (for)
- beats the drum for
- beats the pants off
- beats up
- beats up on
- Beattie
- beatus
- beaty
- beau
- Beau Brummel
- beau brummell
- Beau Brummell
- Beau Brummells
- beau brummells