A more thorough explanation:

dispone (dis-pohn), vb.[fr. Middle English disponen fr. Old French disponer “dispose”]

1. Archaic. To dispose; to arrange.
2. Scots law. To convey, transfer, or otherwise alienate (property).

Dispone is an old-fashioned word that has two meanings. The first meaning is to dispose or arrange something. This could be used in a sentence like, "She dispone the flowers in a vase." The second meaning is a legal term used in Scottish law. It means to transfer or sell property to someone else. For example, "He dispone his land to his son."

Both of these meanings involve the act of arranging or transferring something. The first meaning is more general and can be used in everyday language, while the second meaning is specific to Scottish law.