dislocate /disˈlō-kāt/

1. To displace (a bone) from its joint, to put out of joint
2. To disrupt, disorganize or disturb

disˈlocatedly adverb

dislocāˈtion noun

1. A dislocated joint
2. Displacement
3. Disorganization
4. Derangement (of; traffic, plans, etc)
5. A displacement in the lattice structure of a crystal
6. A fault (geology)

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• take a leak
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• take an oath
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