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extrair as entranhas
Catalan
estripar
Remove the entrails of.
draw
disembowel
Portuguese
extrair as entranhas
Surgically remove a part of a structure or an organ.
resect
Eviscerate.
injured
1
But they contend that the McGill rule will
eviscerate
mandatory consumer arbitration.
2
In addition, the small bowel was the most common organ to
eviscerate
.
3
But Emmett didn't carry through his threat to
eviscerate
the younger man.
4
Any attempt to
eviscerate
the commission would almost certainly cost votes.
5
Colbert's lines may be funny, but the message is calculated to
eviscerate
conservatives.
6
Did you
eviscerate
the boom years while the Château Pétrus was still flowing?
7
He hadn't gotten a deer yet so he hadn't had to
eviscerate
one.
8
If a male does so, the father is honor bound to
eviscerate
them.
9
If I allow the Roundhouse to be destroyed, history is going to
eviscerate
me.
10
He could
eviscerate
a subject with a few well-chosen words.
11
I hope IBM calls me as a witness, so I can
eviscerate
these clowns.
12
She ripped open her tac vest with claws that were now long enough to
eviscerate
.
13
Those same knives could carve a pig or
eviscerate
a minor canon with equal efficiency.
14
It was the same laugh she used to let out before she would verbally
eviscerate
me.
15
She seizes the dog's collar just as he leaps to either slobber me or
eviscerate
me.
16
Or to
eviscerate
Albanians, or flay them and leave them skinless and drying in the sun.
eviscerate
·
eviscerate a subject
eviscerate conservatives
eviscerate economic
eviscerate fish
eviscerate mandatory
Portuguese
extrair as entranhas
estripar
Catalan
estripar
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