to remove; to sack; to get rid of; to relieve (sb of their duties); to free; to lift (an embargo); to rescind (an agreement)

to clear away; to eliminate; to get rid of

to delete; to cancel

to eliminate; to remove

to eliminate; to remove; to exclude; to rule out

to get rid of; to remove; to exclude; to eliminate; to wipe out; to divide; except; not including

to excise; to cut out (a tumor)

to tear down; to demolish; to dismantle; to remove

to root out; to eradicate; to sweep away; to abolish

to abolish; to abrogate; to repeal

to remove; to dislodge

to remove

to prevent; to avoid; to excuse; to exempt; to relieve; (of a debt) to remit

to eradicate

to deduct

to clean; to clean up; to eliminate; to wipe out

to drive off; to dispel; to expel

to eliminate; to do away with; to get rid of

to reject; to discard; to get rid of

to multiply and divide

to reduce; to lessen (pain etc); to deduct (from taxes)

to remove; to eliminate; to delete

to strip off; to peel off; to remove (esp. unwanted parts)

to eradicate; to exterminate

to amputate; to excise (cut out)

to remove; to get rid of

to get rid of; to dismiss; to brush aside

front court; courtyard

long division; calculation on the abacus

to quit; to give up (a bad habit)

to pull out; to remove

to reject; to abandon

to wipe off

to discard; to get rid of; to dispense with

to get rid of; to dismiss

to excise; to remove an organ

to remove; to dismantle

to erase

to get rid of; to weed out; to reject

to divide exactly without remainder (in integer arithmetic)

to destroy

to wash away; to eliminate; to do away with

to filter out

to eliminate; to kill off

to exorcize (evil spirits); to purify through ritual; to rid oneself of (a bad habit)

to dispel; to clear

to screen or filter out; to winnow (agriculture)

(literary) to clean up

to get rid of