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Dispersion, hydrogen bonds is between two separate molecules of water.
Let me be more clear:
The bond itself does not have a special name in water, it is a covalent bond. Water only exhibits hydrogen bonding in the structure which is not with itself, but with other water molecules. So one water molecule may have an oxygen that is attracted to the hydrogen of another.
Dispersion forces would occur in this molecule if it did not have hydrogen bonding, but it still would exhibit small amounts of dispersion forces due to the permanent dipoles of water.