Disarray
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 75
a. To undre , or divest of clothing; as, "the witch they disarrayed." (Faerie Queene.) - To throw into confusion or disorder, as troops. -n. [Fr. désarroi.] Disorder; confusion; lo or want of array or regular order. Disarray, and shameful rout ensue."-Dryden. -Undre ; state of being divested of apparel. Disarticulate, v . a. To divide; to break asunder, as an articulation of the body. Disarticula'tion, n. The dividing or sundering of articulations. Disa ociate, ( dis - as -sõshe-at,) v. a. [O. Fr. désas socier.] To disunite; to disconnect, as things a ociated.
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