divide /di-vīdˈ/

1. To split up, or mark off, into parts, actually or in imagination
2. To separate, part
3. To distinguish, set apart
4. To classify
5. To share, distribute
6. To allot
7. To deal out
8. To ascertain how many times a quantity is contained in (mathematics)
9. To perform with division or floridly (music)
10. To be a boundary or a subject of difference between
11. To keep apart
12. To set at variance, cause disagreement between
13. To cause to vote for and against a motion
14. To sever

1. To separate
2. To fall apart
3. To branch
4. To vote for and against a motion
5. To be capable of or be susceptible to division
6. To be contained a specified number of times in another number (with into)

1. The act of dividing (informal)
2. An area of high land between two water systems, a watershed (esp N American)
3. Something that divides or separates, a gap or split

divīdˈable (or /divˈid-/) adjective

1. Divisible
2. Divided (Shakespeare)

divīdˈant adjective (Shakespeare)

Distinguishable, separable

divīdˈedly adverb

divīdˈer noun

1. Someone who or something that divides
2. A screen or partition (also roomˈ-divider)
3. A soup-ladle (Scot)
4. (in pl) a kind of compasses for measuring

divīdˈing adjective

Separating

Separation

dividˈual adjective

1. Divisible
2. Separable (Milton)
3. Shared in common with others (Milton)

dividˈuous adjective

Divided, special, accidental

divided highway noun (N American)

A dual carriageway

divided skirt noun

Wide-legged knee-length trousers for women, having the appearance of a skirt, culottes

divīdˈing-enˈgine noun

An instrument for marking accurate subdivisions or graduating scales

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