disperseorder
verbUK /dɪˈspɜːsˌɔːdə/
US /dɪˈspɜːrsˌɔːrdər/
To tell a group of people to spread out and go away.
The teacher had to disperseorder the crowd of kids so everyone could get to class.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To give a command that ends a gathering.
The officer disperseordered the rally before sunset.
3. To arrange things so they are no longer in one tight group.
She disperseordered the chairs around the room.
4. To officially tell a group to stop meeting.
The principal disperseordered the club until further notice.