What is another word for taking out?

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swamp, drown, clobber, vanquish, roll over, shut off, shellack, whelm, trounce, cream, beat down, overwhelm, take care of, lay one out, subdue, blow away, subjugate, conquer, gather, pick, evolve, pluck, tug, rip, twitch, stretch, sprain, lug, weed, truck, dislocate, haul, schlepp, trail, heave, wrench, yank, tow, cull, jerk, row, tear, strain, paddle, rend, deliver, vent, issue, exonerate, let off steam, acquit, Unfetter, unchain, commute, turn out, emancipate, yield, spring, absolve, exempt, unleash, dispense, free, Unshackle, manumit, exculpate, set at large, give out, excuse, set loose, let off, unbind, set free, open up, loose, liberate, loosen, unfasten, wipe slate clean, unloose, turn loose, leak, clear, let up on, cast loose, go easy on, give off, surrender, untie, bail out, extricate, clear away, tear out, sterilize, depose, junk, doff, rip out, dig out, displace, drag down, throw out, shed, dethrone, take down, skim, relegate, evacuate, carry away, dislodge, transfer, ship, 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for, entertain, stake, foot the bill, buy for, stand, pick up the check, satisfy, pick up the tab, provide, feast, give, spring for, amuse, play host, wine and dine, blow, unbox, Unlade, uncrate, bleep, dissolve, vacate, clean up, declare null and void, abnegate, sanitize, bop, pelt, blast, pound, whack, punch, wham, smack, slog, lambaste, whomp, thump, belt, buffet, plant one, tan, bushwhack, Bam, boff, swat, bash, hide, slam, sock, slug, paste, pummel, go, give way, take leave, back out, bow out, drop out, quail, switch, get off, keep apart, leave, recede, exit, check out, get away, get lost, shrink, make oneself scarce, pull back, seclude oneself, abjure, retire, depart, keep aloof, absent oneself, exfiltrate, run along, give ground, take a hike, draw away, retreat, ease out, secede, book, quit, recoil, fall back, strand, shipwreck, dash, beach, founder, pile up, smash up, crack up, run aground, tear up, wrack up, scuttle, capsize, injure, crash, Exposing

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