Dispense (verb)

1. Administer or distribute (something, such as medicine or money).
2. Provide or supply (something) as needed.
3. Do without or dispense with (something).
4. Grant or release (someone) from an obligation or rule.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french dispenser, from latin dispensare "administer justice, deal out", from dis- (expressing reversal) + pensare "weigh, consider".

Examples:

1. The pharmacist dispensed the medication.
2. The government dispensed aid to the victims.
3. He dispensed with formalities.
4. The judge dispensed justice.
5. The manager dispensed advice.