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divisible, adj. dividable, separable, cleavable, severable, splittable, fragmentary, division, n. 1. separation, partitionment, segmentation; disconnection, detachment, disjunction, splitting, scissure; severance, parting, disunion, dismemberment; partition, split, break, breach, rupture.
2. section, part, slice, piece, component, segment; fraction, bit, fragment, scrap, chunk; portion, share, parcel, sector, apportionment, allotment; room, compartment; member; cutting.
3. dividing line, boundary, boundary line, border line, partition line, line of demarcation; line, fence, border, margin.
4. disagreement, difference of opinion. See disagreement (defs. 1, 2).
5. section, sector, branch, arm, department.
6. classification, category, group, class, family, subdivision. divorce, n. 1. disunion, disjunction, disconnection, dissolution, separation; severance, breach; split,

SI. split-up, division, detachment, partition; interruption, disruption.
-v. 2. separate, disunite, disjoin, sever, split, split up, dissever, dispart; dissociate, detach, part, divide, rend; interrupt, disrupt; disengage, unfasten, loosen.
3. (all of the marriage contract) dissolve, break, break up; annul, cancel, declare null and void, wipe out. divulge, v. disclose, reveal, make known, tell, impart, inform, relate, utter, declare, break the news; release, break, report, publish, communicate, broadcast, Archaic, divulgate; come out with, let slip, leak, let the cat out of the bag, spill the beans, blow the lid off, Inf. let it all hang out, SI. sing, SI. spill one's guts; expose, uncover, unmask, unveil, bring out, bring out into the open, lay open, bring to light. dizzy, adj. 1. light-headed, vertiginous, Inf. woozy; befuddled, muddled, in a stew, bewildered, puzzled, confused, distraught.
2. Informal, fickle, capricious, inconstant, vacillating; featherheaded, scatterbrained. See flighty, do, v. 1. perform, execute, Scot. and North Eng. Obs. gar, discharge, carry out, fulfill, realize; succeed in, manage, bring off, SI. pull off, Inf. put over, U.S.

SI. swing, U.S. SI. cut, U.S. SI. hack; engineer, negotiate, work out; bring about, make happen, effect, effectuate; produce, turn out, achieve, attain.
2. accomplish, finish, complete, carry through; dispose of, SI. knock off, SI. polish off, expedite, dispatch; conclude, close, wind up, clinch, clench, seal; perfect, crown, top, cap, put the last or finishing touch to, consummate; end, put an end to, terminate.
3. render, afford, give, bear, pay, put forth; observe, keep, practice.
4. serve, suffice for, be enough, be adequate, measure up, pass muster; answer, satisfy, suit, content, appease.
5. make, prepare, fix, make ready, get ready, arrange.
6. create, originate, form, design, fashion, fabricate; develop, shape, mold.
7. Informal, wear out, exhaust, do in, tire, fatigue; overcome, ruin, conquer, defeat.
8. Informal, cheat, trick, deceive, cozen, dupe, take advantage of; swindle, defraud, do out of, fleece, bilk.
9. act, conduct, comport, behave; carry oneself, manage onself, bear oneself.
10. proceed, continue, go ahead; get along, fare, manage, make out; do well, succeed in, make good.
11. happen, transpire, take place, occur, go on; arise, appear, chance, turn up, crop up, come up.