To take back or away (something that has been given, granted, allowed, possessed, enjoyed, or experienced).

transitive. To draw off, take away, subtract.

transitive. Chiefly Scottish in early use. To take away, extract, or remove (something); to move (a person or thing) away, withdraw. Frequently with…

transitive. To withdraw or withhold (something beneficial, useful, or valuable, or something to which another person is entitled). Cf. subtraction, n.…

transitive. To withdraw or withhold (something beneficial, useful, or valuable, or something to which another person is entitled); = subtract, v. 1…

Occasional uses after Latin or French. To take away, withdraw. Obsolete.

transitive. To withdraw (something), esp. to withdraw (a horse) from a race. Frequently in earlier sporting use: to withdraw (a bet or wager): see…