(a) To put (sb.) down from high rank, demote, depose; also fig. overthrow (sb.), bring down, humble, deprive (sb. of bliss); (b) to deprive (sb.) of ecclesiastical rank; reduce (a cleric) to a layman……

To destroy (a wall), undermine. …

To strip (a goose) of feathers; strip the web from (a feather). …

(a) To rob (sb. of sth.); depriven of (fro, from), deprive (sb.) of (sth.); fig. deprive (sb.) of (joy, pride, service, etc.), exclude (sb.) from (heaven, etc.), free (sb.) from (sorrow); (b) to……

(a) To wash (sth.), cleanse; fig. free (the soul) from vice; (b) to free (medicines, alchemical materials, etc.) from impurities or harmful qualities; (c) to purify (humors); (d) to free (a scientific……

Med. To promote perspiration. …

To promote perspiration. …

(a) To regulate the diet of (oneself, another) for purposes of health; dieten with, feed (sb.) with (a certain food); (b) alch. to regulate the growth of (the 'body' of dry matter) by adding or……

(a) To define the nature of (sth.); define (a word or concept); (b) to describe (sth.) in detail; make a detailed description or declaration (of sth.); (c) to state (sth.) specifically; specify……

To delay action, tarry. …

To measure (sth.); ?also, describe. …

To strip (sth.) of flesh. …

(a) Med. To affect (sb., bodily parts) with disease brought on by an unfavorable combination of humors; (b) fig. to corrupt (sb.) morally. …

(a) To investigate (a matter, an opinion); examine (one's conscience, a belief); weigh (deeds) for judgment; (b) to decide between (alternatives); settle upon (an act); determine (the truth); (c) ?to……

(a) To investigate (sth.); discuten of, examine (sth.); (b) to argue about (sth.), discuss. …

To insult (sb.), abuse. …

To dispossess (sb.). …

Physiol. To upset the proper balance of the humors or qualities. …

(a) To teach (sb.); instruct, train; (b) to teach (sth. to sb.). …

?To make a second reply to (a replication). …