Definition of "disarranges" []

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disarrange. (verb)

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• "This was the twelfth day of a battle that Buller's column was waging against the Boers and their mountain ranges, or "disarranges," as some one described them, without having gained more than three miles of hostile territory."
• "It is a sort of derivative which disarranges and disconcerts the whole science of etymologists."
• "Gentlemen, -- No one dislikes, more than we do, to grumble or find fault, but we hate just as bad to have our boats detained beyond a reasonable time, at your place; and when our boats leave here for your place, we look for them back at a certain time; and if they do not get here soon after that time, it disarranges all our calculations and proves a great loss to us."