Dissolve
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 31
di-zolv′, v.t. to loose asunder: to separate or break up: to put an end to (as a parliament): to melt: to destroy, as by fire: ( arch. ) to resolve, as doubts.— v.i. to break up: to waste away: to crumble: to melt.— adj. Di ′olūte , loose, esp. in morals: lewd: licentious.— adv. Di ′olūtely .— ns. Di ′olūtene ; Di olū′tion , the breaking up of an a embly: change from a solid to a liquid state: a melting: separation of a body into its original elements: decomposition: destruction: death; Di olū′tionism ; Di olū′tionist .— ns. Di olvabil′ity , Di olv′ablene .— adjs. Di olv′able , Di olv′ible , capable of being di olved or melted.— n. and adj. Di olv′ent , a solvent having the power to melt. [L. di olvĕre , -solutum — dis , asunder, solvĕre , solūtum , to loose.]
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