dissipate
Cross references:
1. scatter
dis.si.pate \'dis-*-.pa-t\ \-.pa-t-iv\ vb [L dissipatus, pp. of dissipare,
fr. dis- + supare to t]hrow; akin to ON sva-f spear, Skt svapu broom 1a: to
break up and drive off (as a crowd) 1b: to cause to spread out or spread
thin to the point of vanishing : MDISSOLVE 2a: to expend aimlessly or
foolishly 2b: SQUANDER 1: to separate into parts and scatter or vanish
2: to be extravagant or dissolute in the pursuit of pleasure; esp :: to
drink to excess - dis.si.pat.er n