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Dispatch
Dispatch
v. t.
To
dispose
of
speedily
, as
business
; to
execute
quickly
; to
make
a
speedy
end
of; to
finish
; to
perform
.
Dispatch
v. t.
To
rid
; to
free
.
Dispatch
v. t.
To
get
rid
of by
sending
off
; to
send
away
hastily
.
Dispatch
v. t.
To
send
off
or
away
;
particularly
applied
to
sending
off
messengers
,
messages
,
letters
,
etc
., on
special
business
,
and
implying
haste
.
Dispatch
v. t.
To
send
out
of
the
world
; to
put
to
death
.
Dispatch
v. i.
To
make
haste
; to
conclude
an
affair
; to
finish
a
matter
of
business
.
Dispatch
v. t.
The
act
of
sending
a
message
or
messenger
in
haste
or on
important
business
.
Dispatch
v. t.
Any
sending
away
;
dismissal
;
riddance
.
Dispatch
v. t.
The
finishing
up of a
business
;
speedy
performance
, as of
business
;
prompt
execution
;
diligence
;
haste
.
Dispatch
v. t.
A
message
dispatched
or
sent
with
speed
;
especially
, an
important
official
letter
sent
from
one
public
officer
to
another
;
often
used
in
the
plural
; as, a
messenger
has
arrived
with
dispatches
for
the
American
minister
;
naval
or
military
dispatches
.
Dispatch
v. t.
A
message
transmitted
by
telegraph
.
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