About The Word Disarticulate
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Disarticulate
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What's The Definition Of Disarticulate?
[v] separate at the joints, as of a chicken
Synonyms | Synonyms for Disarticulate: disjoint Related Terms | Find terms related to Disarticulate: abrupt | alienate | cast off | cast out | cut adrift | cut off | cut out | delete | depart | disarrange | disconnect | disengage | disjoin | disjoint | dislocate | displace | dissociate | disunite | divide | divorce | eject | estrange | expel | isolate | leave | luxate | part | pull away | pull back | pull out | segregate | separate | sequester | set apart | set aside | shut off | split | stand aloof | stand apart | stand aside | step aside | subtract | throw off | throw out | uncouple | unhinge | unjoint | unseat | unyoke | withdraw See Also | disunite | divide | part | separate Disarticulate In Webster's Dictionary \Dis`ar*tic"u*late\, v. t.
To sunder; to separate, as joints. -- {Dis`ar*tic`u*la"tion},
n.
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