dispart verb² trans. [dɪs'pɑ:t] L16.
[from DISPART noun.]
1. Ascertain the dispart of (a gun); make allowance for the dispart in aiming (a gun). L16.

2. Provide (a gun) with a dispart-sight. M17.

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dispart noun. [dɪs'pɑ:t] L16.
[Origin uncertain: perh. from DISPART verb¹.]
1. The difference between the semi-diameter of a gun at the base ring and at the swell of the muzzle. L16.

2. A sight-mark placed on the muzzle of a gun, to make the line of sight parallel to the bore. Also dispart-sight. L16.

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dispart verb¹. [dɪs'pɑ:t] arch. L16.
[Italian (di)spartire divide, part, or Latin dispartire distribute, divide, formed as DIS- 1 + partire PART verb.]
1. verb trans. & intrans. Part asunder, split in two. L16.
■ J. Wesley The Sea..fled, Disparted by the wondrous Rod.

2. verb trans. Divide into parts or shares; distribute. E17.
■ F. Roberts The Old Testament..is disparted by the Holy Ghost himself into two general heads.

3. verb trans. Separate, sever; dissolve (a union). M17.

■ dispartment noun (rare) a separation, a split L17.

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