transitive. To deprive or defraud (a person, etc.) (†from, of money, etc.), esp. by taking regular amounts over a period of time; to exploit…

figurative. To strip (a person) of his wealth or some possession; to fleece. (Cf. shredded, adj. b.) Obsolete.

To draw money, information, or the like from (a person); to rob (a person or thing) of its resouces or support; to drain, ‘bleed’.

figurative.

To strip (a person, city, country, etc.) of money, property, etc., as a sheep is stripped of its fleece; to make (any one) pay to the uttermost; to…

transitive. To strip (a person) clean of money or possessions (? obsolete); †to treat stingily (obsolete); to practise exaction or extortion upon…

(un-, prefix2 affix 1b.)

transitive. To fleece; to strip; to milk closely, drain to the dregs.

slang. transitive. To exact money, property, etc., from (a person or group of people); to fleece, swindle.

slang. To deprive of or cause to give up something; to rob, ‘fleece’, ‘bleed’. Also transferred to rob (a vessel) of some of its contents.