transitive. To separate, divide, take out. Obsolete.

transitive. To count out (money, items in a sequence, etc.); to pay out (money) in this way. In early use also: †to separate out by counting (obsolete…

transitive. To separate. Obsolete.

transitive. To remove, put away; to seclude, keep away from general access or intercourse; to put in a place of concealment or confinement. = sequ…

With out. To take out, remove, or separate (certain sorts from others).

transitive. To separate. Usually with out.

To separate or isolate (one thing from others or one portion from the remainder); to place in a group apart from the rest; esp. Chemistry, Geology…

figurative and transferred. To cut off, separate, sever, from the main body: chiefly in reference to a country or region. ? Obsolete.

Const. from.

transitive. To separate, drive apart (one or more individuals from the main body). Obsolete.

transitive. To separate, sunder, sever (from).

transitive. To put away, to set apart.

To set apart.

transitive. To set aside, separate. To separate and reject; to eliminate; chiefly in immaterial sense, to set aside, dismiss from consideration.

To divide (a part) from, or cut (it) out of a whole; to separate, sever by division. archaic or Obsolete.

to cantonize out: to separate.

transitive. To separate (a part of something) off from the whole. Frequently in passive.

To mark off, separate from the context.

to comb out. transitive. To disentangle or dress (the hair) with a comb; hence figurative, to separate or sort out.

To separate as a distinct item.

As away, down, off, out, up. In transitive senses. With out: also slang (now Obsolete or rare), to separate or disentangle from another.

intransitive. hive off: To swarm off like bees. Now esp., to break away from, to separate from, a group. Also transitive, to remove from a group, a…

transitive. With off: to make (an area, part of a structure, etc.) into a separate section.

To put apart, set asunder (two or more persons or things, or one from another); to disunite, disconnect, make a division between. Also with out.