Dissolve

diz-zolv'', v. t. [-solved (-zolvdO, ing.] To separate into component parts; to the continuity of, disconnect; to convert into uid, melt, liquefy; to destroy the power of; minate, cause to disappear. {Law.) To annul, scind. — v. i. To waste away, be di ipated; come fluid, be melted; to fade away, vanish. Di olv'able, a. — Di olv'ent, a. Having power melt or di olve. — n. That which has, etc.; a struum; solvent. — Di olv'er, n. —Di oluble, so-lu-bl, a. Capable of being di olved, liquefied, or disunited. — Dis's olute, -lut, a. Abandoned vicious pleasures; wanton; vicious; licentious; debauched. — Dis's olutely, adv.— Di olutene , — Di olution, n. Act of di olving, sundering, separating into component parts; change from solid to a fluid state; chaage of form by chemical agency; dispersion of an a embly by terminating its se ions; breaking up of a partnership; extinction of life; state of being di olved; destruction.