Despatch

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 132
de-spach', v.t. to send away hastily: to send out of the world to put to death to dispose of: to perform speedily.-// a sending away m haste: dismi al: rapid pcrfoi mance haste that which despatched, as a me age. [O. Fr despceihrr, ace to Liltre, hom Low L dts ped i care to remove obstacles (ped/ra, a fetter), the opp. of impedicarc. See Impeach.] Desperado, des-per-i'dfl, n a desperate /cllow one reckle of danger, a madman:—// Despera'loea. fSp. des is per a do -I., des per at us Desperate, des'per-.it, adj in a state of despair hopele beyond hope fearle of danger rash furious.—adv. Des'perately. - Des'perateneSB. [disregard of danger fury Desperation, dcs-per-a's hun, state of despair:
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