take off; have someone take off; unburden someone; clear oneself of; peel off; scrub off; uncover; open; unlock; disclose; take by force

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.

To free someone from false accusation or misunderstanding.

To scrub something off the surface of something.

To make a door open by pulling or lifting a door latch, door bolt, etc.

(figurative) To take someone's property, goods, etc., by force.

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To make public something that has been kept secret or unknown.

To express one's attitude, feeling, or individuality.

spread; widen the distance between; pry open; open; split; spread out

To spread or widen the distance between two objects that are close or attached to each other.

To pry open a shell, etc., to allow the substance inside to show.

To spread out or open something that is closed.

To peel or remove the skin of something so that its content is exposed.

To tear paper, a cloth, etc., and make it into pieces.