remove; pluck; pull; pick; bite; separate; take apart; suck blood; pluck the strings; take someone's money

To tear something stuck off or make it fall off.

To bite off and eat grass or other tough food.

To make a part or an element be torn or fall off one mass.

To pluck the strings of a string instrument to make sounds or play the instrument.

To take someone's money or goods away despite his/her resistance.

take off; tear off; pick; tear apart; cut apart; extort; pluck

To tear apart or make something torn that was previously attached.

To take a part or an element off one mass.

To badger or threaten someone for money or goods and receive it.

To badger someone for money or goods and take it away despite someone's resistance.

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To have one's money or goods taken away by someone despite one's resistance.

For something stuck to be torn off or fall off.

For hair, grass, etc., to be removed or pulled.

For a part or an element to be torn off or fall off one mass.