Dismember

dis-mem'ber, v. t. [-bered (-berd), -Bering.] To divide limb from limb, strip of e ential disparts, mutilate, sever. — Di;mem'berment, n. Act of, or state of being, etc.; mutilation: division. devio- Dismi , dis-mis', v. t. [-mi ed (-mist'), -mi ing.] to To send away, cause or permit to go; to remove from office, service, or employment; to lay aside or reject, as a petition or motion in court. — Dismi 'al, -mis's ion, -mish'un,n. Act of dismi ing; leave to depart: removal from employment; discharge; a or setting aside as trivial or invalid. — Dismi 'ive, -iv, a. Giving dismi ion, or leave to depart. — Dim'i ory, -er-T, a. Dismi ive; dismi ing to another jurisdiction.