dis·place
vt \(ˈ)dis-ˈplās\dis·placeddis·plac·ing
Definition of DISPLACE
1
a : to remove from the usual or proper place <in heterotopia the gray portions of the cord are displaced so that patches of gray matter are scattered among the bundles of white fibers—R. L. Cecil et al> b : to shift (an emotion or behavior) from a maladaptive or unacceptable object or form of outlet to a more adaptive or acceptable one <displace punishable behavior by directing it towards things that cannot punish—B. F. Skinner>
2
: to set free from chemical combination by taking the place of <zinc displaces the hydrogen of dilute acids>
3
: to subject to percolation
Our ideas of where to put the word are as follows:
Displace locations:
-Potter lake
-Infront of snow hall
-Rec center…net splitting word
-Placing letters on a hill
-Splitting the word with height
-Library
-Underground
-Sitting in the bus seats
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