Definition of dislocate | Bee Dictionary of English

In the years between 1983 and 1986, and again, more potently, in 20012006, the neoconservatives went far to dislocate the boundaries of respectable opinion in America.
Blair who are responsible for more extensive and heinous crimes that maim, torture, kill and dislocate millions the world over - be at risk? As it time for men of goodwill the .
From his first success (Picnic at Hanging Rock) to his last (Witness), Weir has been at pains to dislocate rationality, placing representatives of Western "civilization" in .

Cipriano Trial Continues With Testimony From ER Doctor
Prosecutors are setting up the theory that Rose Cipriano punched Young hard enough during the attack to dislocate his jaw.
June 24, 2013 - CBS Detroit
Dante's Golden Chance: Bayern Munich Defender Must Start for Brazil from Now on
Brazil's 4-2 win over Italy was a scrappy affair in the first half, but burst into life in the second. The opening 45 minutes accumulated an astonishing 21 fouls, four yellow cards and three injury-forced substitutions. Ignazio Abate appeared to dislocate his shoulder; Riccardo Montolivo and David Luiz limped off. It's the latter in that sequence, David Luiz , that piqued the interest of many ...
June 22, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Paul Hamm in International Herald Tribune
They were saying it's unlikely for that bone to dislocate and most likely what you've done is fractured it,Hamm said. "I was like, 'Oh, great.'"
Lou Piniella in MLB.com
That's what we need,Cubs manager Lou Piniella said. "We'll dislocate a finger a week if it gives us a three-run homer."
Robert Green in Premiership Latest
Green said: "It's something that happens in the life of a goalkeeper that you dislocate your finger every now and again. It just popped out under contact from Leon Osman. The quicker you get it back in again, the less painful it is. It was just one...