1. To send away, especially messengers, agents, and letters on some special business, and often implying haste; to perform; to finish; to dispose of; to put to death.

2. The act of despatching or being despatched; dismissal; speedy performance; speed; message despatched, generally of state; the paper containing it.

3. To conclude an affair with another.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dispatche,
• dispach,
• despatche,
• declitch,
• sespatch,
• xespatch,
• cespatch,
• fespatch,
• respatch,
• eespatch,
• dwspatch,
• dsspatch,
• ddspatch,
• drspatch,
• desparch,
• despatchy,
• desptch,
• desptach,
• dispaatch,
• eypatch

• despotic,
• despot,
• dispatch,
• dispatches,
• despotical,
• despite,
• dispatched,
• dispatcher.

The adverb form of "dispatch" is "dispatchly".

The adjective form of the word "despatch" is "despatched".

The plural of the "despatch" can be the "despatches".

The singular of the "despatch" can be the "despatch".