displenish
transitive verb
dis·plenish
dəs,
(ˈ)dis+
Scottish
: to divest or strip (as a house or farm) of contents and equipment : deplenish
Word History
Etymology
dis- + plenish
- shouting match
- shoutingly
- shoutings
- shoutout
- shoutouts
- shouts
- shouts down
- shove
- shove (off)
- shove down someone's throat
- shove it
- shove joint
- shove net
- shove off
- shove over
- shove something down someone's throat
- shove up
- shove-ha'penny
- shove-halfpenny
- shoved
- shoved (off)
- outbeamed
- outbeaming
- outbeams
- outbegged