disject
/dɪˈsɛkt/Definitions
1. verb
to scatter or disperse (something, such as leaves or ashes) in different directions; to break or scatter into small parts or pieces
“The wind began to disject the fallen leaves, covering the entire yard.”
2. noun
a broken or scattered part
“The disjects of the shattered vase were carefully swept up by the maid.”
3. verb
to remove or separate (something) from a whole
“She began to disject the ingredients from the recipe, setting them aside for later use.”