disrupt /dis-ruptˈ/

1. To interrupt (growth, progress, etc)
2. To upset or throw into disorder or confusion
3. To split or burst

disruptˈer or disruptˈor noun

disrupˈtion noun

1. Interruption, disturbance or upheaval
2. (with cap and the) in Scottish ecclesiastical history, the separation of the Free Church from the Established Church for the sake of spiritual independence (1843)

disrupˈtive adjective

1. Having an upsetting or unsettling effect
2. Obstreperous, unruly

disruptˈively adverb

• tight-head props
• tightish
• tightishly
• tight junction
• tight junctions
• tight-knit
• tight-lace
• tight-laced
• tight-lacer
• tight-lacers
• tight-laces
• tight-lacing
• tight-lipped
• tightly
• tightly-knit
• tightness
• tightnesses
• tightrope
• tightropes
• tights
• tight spot
• tightwad
• tightwads
• tighty-whities
• tiglon