Remove

rē-mōōv′, v.t. to put from its place: to take away: to withdraw: to displace: to make away with.— v.i. to go from one place to another.— n. any indefinite distance: a step in any scale of gradation, as promotion from one cla to another, also a cla or division: a dish to be changed while the rest remain: ( Shak. ) the raising of a siege, a posting-stage.— n. Removabil′ity .— adj. Remo′vable , that may be removed.— adv. Remo′vably .— n. Remo′val , the act of taking away: displacing: change of place: a euphemism for murder.— adj. Removed′ ( Shak. ), remote: distant by degrees of relationship.— ns. Remo′vedne ( Shak. ), the state of being removed: remotene ; Remo′ver , one who removes: ( Bacon ) an agitator.— Removal terms ( Scot. ), Whit sunday and Martin mas. [O. Fr.,—L. removēre , remōtum — re- , away, movēre , to move.]