uproot, pull out, dig up, extract, separate, detach, dislocate (a joint of body), peel off, waste, weed out, ravage, demolish, destroy, displace, dislodge, dismiss, expel, oust

be uprooted, be plucked up or out, be pulled out

uproot

to move (one) from his place, intention, or resolution

force someone to give up his home or intention

extract tooth (of someone)

to injure, wound

pull out the nail or peg

dig up old grievances, dig up old feuds

root out, uproot, extirpate

dig up old controversies

dig up old grievances, renew old quarrels

horse's footsteps are not putting equally

pull out the root, root out

dig up old grievances, dig up old feuds

be no longer able to stand firm, (of an army) retreat

to lose one's footing, be carried off one's legs, to run away, take to flight, to be routed

lose one's footing, be routed

extract a tooth