Remove

re-moov', v.t. [-moved (-moovd'), -moving.] To cause to change place; to move away from the position occupied; to displace from an office, etc.; to cause to cease to be, put an end to; to banish; carry from one court to another. — v. i. To change place in any manner; to change one's residence. — Act of removing; removal; state of being removed; that which is removed, as a dish removed from table • to make way for something else; distance or space through which anything is removed; interval; 6tep in any scale of gradation. — Remov'able, a. Admitting of being removed, as from an office or station, or from one place to another. — Remov'al, Act of removing from a place, office, etc.; act remedying or taking away; state of being removed; change of place; migration; displacing: departure; death; aet of putting an end to. — Remote', -mot', Removed to a distance; not near; iar away, — i-aid in respect to time or place; removed; not agreeing, according, or being related, — in various figurative uses; foreign; alien; primary; abstracted; slight; inconsiderable.