transitive. To separate, divide, diffuse, scatter, part; in Old English also, to discriminate, discern, distinguish.

transitive. To divide (something) into parts; to distribute, deal out. Also: to separate, sever.

transitive. To divide. Obsolete.

transitive. To divide into two parts, separate (literal and figurative).

transitive. To put asunder, divide, separate.

transitive. To divide, separate, distribute.

transitive. To divide. Obsolete.

transitive. To cut, break, or split into two or more parts; to tear into pieces; to rend, cleave.

transitive. To divide into parts, dispart. Obsolete.

transitive. To divide into parts (by physical separation, by assigning boundaries, or in thought); to break, cleave, sever.

transitive. To part or divide in twain; to put apart, separate.

To separate or mark out (a continuous whole) into parts (in fact, or in thought); to make to consist of parts, or to distinguish the parts of…

transitive. To break up into powder or parts. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To divide into pieces; to cut up. Obsolete.

To divide into parts.

To divide into (two or more) parts. Also reflexive. Now rare or Obsolete except as in 5.

transitive. To divide into parts fewer or more than four. Also with out. Obsolete.

= distinguish, v. (in various senses); in past participle sometimes = distinct, adj.

= divide, v. 1. Now only in U.S. Black use.

transitive. To separate into parts; to part, divide, dispart. Obsolete.

To divide or break up into separate parts or branches.

To divide into (two or more) parts. rare.

transitive. To separate, divide; to break off.

To divide into parts or portions separate in space or time. Obsolete.

transitive. To divide into small pieces; to dismember. Frequently with out: to distribute in small pieces or fragments. Also figurative.

transitive. To divide into distinct parts; to make discrete, to separate.

To divide into parts or shares; to distribute.

figurative. To divide, separate, sever.

transitive. To separate as parts; to part; to divide. Obsolete.

transitive. To quarter, divide. transferred. To subdivide or cut out (generally).

More vaguely: to divide (in general).

To divide or break up into separate parts or portions.

To cut up or subdivide.

transitive. To divide, separate.