division /di-vizhˈən/

1. The act of dividing
2. The state of being divided
3. That which divides
4. A partition
5. A barrier
6. A portion or section
7. One of a set of graded classes or groups
8. One of the parts of a territorial or business, etc unit, divided for administrative, etc purposes
9. In India, a part of a province under a commissioner, divided into districts
10. An army unit (usu half an army corps) containing almost all branches of the service
11. Separation
12. The taking of a vote
13. Difference in opinion, etc
14. Disunion
15. The process of finding how many times one quantity is contained in another (mathematics)
16. A taxonomic grouping, the equivalent of a phylum (botany)
17. A group of organ pipes played from one keyboard
18. A florid passage or performance in which many short notes may be regarded as taking the place of a long note (music; archaic)

divisional /-vizhˈ/ adjective

1. Relating to or marking a division or separation (also divisˈionary)
2. Relating to or belonging to a part of a larger unit

divisionalizaˈtion or divisionalisaˈtion noun

• daydreamt
• dayes-man
• day-flies
• dayflower
• dayflowers
• day-fly
• day-girl
• dayglo
• Day-Glo
• day hospital
• day hospitals
• day in, day out
• day-labour
• day-labourer
• day-labourers
• day-length
• day-lengths
• day-level
• day-levels
• daylight
• daylight lamp
• daylight lamps
• daylight robbery
• daylights
• daylight-saving