PLUCK, PLUCKED (pull)
ADJECTIVES
1727 ► DECERPTIBLE that may be cropped or plucked off → obs.
NOUNS
1657 ► DECERPTION a cropping off, or pulling away; that which is plucked off → obs.
VERBS
1374 ► TIRE to tear, to tear at, to pluck → obs.
1375 ► RASE to pull or pluck → obs.
1470 ► TIRL to pluck at; to pluck at the strings of a harp or the like so as to cause them to sound → obs.
1531 ► DECERP to pluck off or out; to extract, to excerpt; to tear apart → obs.
1567 ► RAMP to snatch, to tear, to pluck; to pull suddenly or sharply → obs.
1579 ► RANCH → RAUNCH to pull, to pluck → obs.
1612 ► DECERPT to pluck off or out; to extract, to excerpt → obs.
1834 ► STAND TRUE VERMIN to show pluck and persistency
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