† extrayv.
= extract v.
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the world > space > place > removal or displacement > extraction > extract [verb (transitive)]
unteeOE
to take out of ——c1175
forthdraw?a1300
out-takea1350
to take outa1382
excludec1400
dischargec1405
to get outc1432
tryc1440
extraya1450
out-have1458
to take fortha1550
extract1570
reave1640
eliciate1651
roust1658
uncork1740
to put out of ——1779
to break out1840
a1450 Knt. de la Tour Prol. (1868) 3 Ther that y fonde a good ensaumple, y made extraie it out.
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v.a1450- to give a person roast meat and beat him with the spit
- to give a person roast meat and beat with the spit
- to give a person rope
- to give a person rope to hang himself
- to give a person running shoes
- to give a person sauce
- to give a person shit
- to give a person some one's compliments
- to give a person some one's kind regards
- to give a person some one's love
- to give a person some slack
- to give a person some sugar
- to give a person swinge
- to give a person the air
- to give a person the bauble
- to give a person the big e
- to give a person the bird
- to give a person the black spot
- to give a person the boot or the order of the boot
- to give a person the bothered ear
- to give a person the bum's rush
- to give a person the bumps
- to give a person the business
- to give a person the dingbats
- to give a person the double-cross