Dispose

dis-poz', v. t. [-posed (-pOzd',), -posing.] lo distribute and put in place, set in order, regulate; son, cube, full; moon, fdot; cow, oil; to a ign to a service or use, bestow for an object or purpose; to give a tendency or inclination; esp. to incline the mind of. —Disposed', -pozd', p. a. Inclined; minded. — Dispos'er, re. — Disposable, a. Subject to disposal; liable to be made use of. — Dispos'al, -sure, -zhur, re. Act or power of, etc.; direction; distribution.'— Disposition, -zish'un, re. Act of, or state, or manner of being, etc.; arrangement; order; tendency to any action or state resulting from natural constitution; natural aptitude of mind or acquired aptitude or character; moral character.