Disorganizer
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 76
One who disorganizes. Disown', v. a. [ Dis, and own.] Not to own; to refuse to acknowledge as belonging to one's self; as, to disown a spurious work. - Not to allow or admit as belonging to another. "Than they, who brother's better claim disown." - Dryden. -To disown; to disclaim; to deny; to renounce; to disallow. Disown'ment, n . Act of disowning. Disox'idate, v . a. See DEOXIDATE. from limb; to separate, as a member from the body; to Dis oxidation, n. See DEOXIDATION. tear or cut in pieces; to separate, as a part from the Disox'igenate, v . a . See DEOXIGENATE. main body; to dilacerate; to mutilate; to divide; to Disoxigena'tion, n. See DEOXIGENATION. sever.
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