| dismount |
to get off (or to cause to get off) something |
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| dismount |
to get off a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle |
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| dismount |
to get down from a horse or other steed |
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| dismount (transitive, with object) |
to unseat or throw off, as from a horse |
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| dismount |
to step off or down from |
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| dismount (transitive, with object) |
to throw down or remove from a mount or an elevated position |
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| dismount |
to alight from an elevated position |
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| dismount |
to get off a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle |
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| dismount |
to take something, especially a gun, out of its base or support |
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| dismount |
get off a horse, bicycle, or anything that one is riding |
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| dismount (transitive, with object) |
cause to fall off a horse, bicycle, etc. |
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| displacement activity |
something that is done in order to avoid doing something else that you do not want to think about |
Anglophile |
| divesture |
divestiture |
JamBb |
| divided wall column |
DWC |
olga garkovik |
| divorcees |
divorcée |
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| DJourn |
Doctor of Journalism |
Anglophile |
| dltu |
dry long ton unit |
Andrey250780 |
| DMidw |
Doctor of Midwifery |
Anglophile |
| DMin |
Doctor of Ministry |
Anglophile |
| dmis contractor duns id |
Distribution Management Information System |
margel |
