take off; put down; unburden; slip off; change; free oneself from; be cleared of; not hate; get rid of; resign

To have an object, clothes, etc., taken off one's body.

To have the bag, luggage, etc., that has been put over one's back taken off one's body.

For an animal to change into new slough, skin, hair, etc.

To become free from one's duty, obligations, job title, etc.

To be freed from false accusation or misunderstanding.

To not bear a difficult position or situation, painful state, etc.

To correct and get rid of an immature attitude, bad habit, etc.

(figurative) To resign from a position or job title.

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For an object that covers or wraps something to fall loose or to be taken off it.

For a false blame, charge, etc., to disappear.

For one's hair to be pull out and disappear.

For skin, leather, etc., to be peeled off or to fall off.

For skin to become clearer as dead skin, freckles, etc., on it disappears.