
tr.v., -eled, or -elled, -el·ing, or -el·ling, -els, or -els.
- To loosen and let fall (hair or clothing) in disarray.
- To disarrange the hair or clothing of.
- To throw into disorder.
[Back-formation from DISHEVELED.]
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[Back-formation from DISHEVELED.]
dishevelment di·shev'el·ment n.|
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