To get or fetch out (something) with a wrenching movement; to wrench or wrest out.

To pull up with a twist; to wrench up.

To force a way, make way with effort, find egress. Also with through, out. Obsolete.

transitive. = untwine, v.

Scottish. transitive. To wrest or wrench (something) from a person's grip. Obsolete.

transitive. To draw out or extract as with a forcible twist; to obtain or overcome by force or with effort. Also figurative.

To get off, or out, by twisting. Now dialect.

transitive. With out, off. To rotate (an object) in order to remove or detach it from another, esp. by means of a screw thread; to take out (a screw…

transitive. to ply out: to get or draw out by or as by bending or twisting. Obsolete. rare.

To pull or draw with a wrench or twist; to twist or wrest out; to force, turn, etc., by a twisting… With adverbs, as away, off, out, outward, up; as…