scattered; loose; to come loose; to fall apart; leisurely; powdered medicine

variant of 散[san4]

to separate; to disperse

to distribute; to emit; to give off

to disseminate

to spread; to disperse; to disseminate

to lie scattered (over an area); Taiwan pr. [san4 luo4]

to disperse; to fall scattered; to sprinkle

to disperse a meeting; to adjourn; finished

shotgun

to fall apart; exhaustion

in disorder; messy; Taiwan pr. [san4 luan4]

dispersed and lost

spare parts; odds and ends

variant of 散夥|散伙[san4 huo3]

free prose style

to be scattered and lost

astigmatism

to diffuse light

loose and disorganized soldiers; stragglers; fig. a loner

free-range raising (of poultry, cattle etc)

to spill out

to hash; hashing (computing)

powder medicine

scattered bandits

(of a theater) to empty; (of a show) to end

to squander; lost

end of school

FIT (free independent traveler); individual traveler (as opposed to one who travels with a group)

(physics) to scatter

to be totally dispersed (crowd)

(of a group of people) to live scattered over an area

day labor; piece-time work

to release from work at the end of the day

end of a banquet

single seat (in theater); irregular passenger (in rickshaw)

shot (for a shotgun); canister shot

to drive away cares; to relieve boredom

end of a show

individual (shareholder); the small investor

mixed martial arts

(broadly) prose (as opposed to verse); (more narrowly) free-form literary prose, such as essays, sketches and reflections

bokeh (photography)

verse or song form from Yuan, Ming and Qing

scattering of bundle (of electrons in vacuum tube); debunching

to fall apart; opera section in free rhythm

apron (sloping brickwork to disperse water)

scattered sand; fig. lacking in cohesion or organization

undisciplined; unorganized