To scatter in different directions; to disperse or break apart.
From 'dis-' (apart, away) and 'scatter'. This is a rare intensification of 'scatter,' suggesting scattering in many directions simultaneously.
A bomb might 'scatter' debris, but it 'discatters' it—the 'dis-' prefix adds a sense of chaos and complete dispersal in all directions at once, giving the word theatrical energy.
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