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ablate
amputate
aspirate
bail
bail out
bale out
bear away
bear off
bench
bone
boot out
brush
bur
burke
burl
burr
call in
can
cancel
carry away
carry off
carve out
cast
cast aside
cast away
cast off
cast out
chip away
chip away at
chuck out
circumcise
clean
clear
clear away
clear off
clear out
clear up
comb out
condense
cream
cream off
crumb
cull
cut into
cut off
deaerate
de-aerate
debone
decaffeinate
decalcify
decarbonate
decarbonise
decarbonize
decarburise
decarburize
decerebrate
dechlorinate
decoke
decorticate
defang
defat
defibrinate
defuse
degas
degrease
dehorn
de-iodinate
de-ionate
deionize
delete
delist
delocalize
delouse
delve
demineralise
demineralize
deoxygenate
depilate
descale
desorb
destain
desulfurize
desulphurize
detick
detoxicate
detoxify
detusk
devein
dig
disburden
discard
discharge
disembowel
disinvest
dislodge
dismantle
dismiss
displace
dispose
ditch
divest
draw
draw away
draw off
draw out
dredge
drive out
drop
drum out
dump
eliminate
empty
enucleate
epilate
estrange
eviscerate
excavate
execute
exenterate
expectorate
expel
extirpate
extract
fettle
fire
flense
flesh
flick
fling
force out
free
get out
give notice
give the axe
give the sack
gut
harvest
head
hollow
hull
husk
hypophysectomise
hypophysectomize
invalid
kern
kick out
knock out
lade
laden
ladle
leach
lift
lift out
muck
offsaddle
oust
pick
pit
pith
pull
pull off
pull out
pull up
put away
ream
resect
sack
scale
scalp
scavenge
scoop
scoop out
scoop up
scum
seed
send away
shake off
shed
shell
shuck
skim
skim off
slough off
spoon
stem
stone
string
strip
suck out
take away
take off
take out
take up
tear away
tear off
terminate
throw
throw away
throw off
throw out
tip
toss
toss away
toss out
turn over
tusk
unbridle
unburden
undock
undress
unhinge
unmuzzle
unpack
unsaddle
unseat
unstring
unveil
wash
wash away
wash off
wash out
wear away
wear off
weed
weed out
winkle out
winnow
wipe away
wipe off
withdraw
work off
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.