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dearmor

dearmor verb: to remove the armor from (a combat vehicle, etc.).

Verb

dearmor (third-person singular simple present dearmors, present participle dearmoring, simple past and past participle dearmored)

  1. (transitive) To remove the armor from (a combat vehicle, etc.).
  2. (spirituality) To release emotional tension from the body by means of touch and massage, supposed to confer health benefits.

Forms of dearmor

third-person singular presentdearmors
present participledearmoring
past participledearmored
pastdearmored
alternative formdearmour

Origin of dearmor

From de- + armor.

Questions about dearmor

What does dearmor mean?
Dearmor means to remove the armor from (a combat vehicle, etc.).
What part of speech is dearmor?
Dearmor is a verb.
What is the past tense of dearmor?
The past tense of dearmor is dearmored.

Words near dearmor in the dictionary

  1. dearly departed
  2. dearm
  3. Dearman
  4. dearmed
  5. dearming
  6. dearmor
  7. dearmored
  8. dearmoring
  9. dearmors
  10. dearmour
  11. dearmoured

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