dissector

[Eng. di ect; -or.] One who di ects; one who is skilled in anatomy; an anatomist. "A designer or painter, a di ector or anatomist."Green hill: Art of Embalming, p. 177. dis-sē ize, dis-sē işe, *dis-seaze, v . t . [Fr. des saisir .] 1. Ord. Lang.: To strip, to divest, to deprive. "He di eised him self of alle, yald it to Sir Jon." Robert de Brunne , p. 250. 2. Law: To deprive of the seizin or po e ion of; to dispo e wrongfully. di eized of."- Locke . "His ancient patrimony which his family had been dis-sē ized, pa. par. or a. [DISSEIZE.]