melubet, v.t.take off (clothes, watch, ring, etc.); remove; pull out; free; unravel (string); show (person) to be innocent; free (person) of blame or accusation; absolve (oneself) of sin.
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ngubetiiv.pf.3s
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ngilebetiiv.pf.3s.past
nguubetv.pf.3p.inan.
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ngilubetv.pf.3p.inan.past
kangebengubet
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v.recip.redup.free each other of blame; take off (clothes; etc) together; take off (each other's) clothes.
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kengubetv.recip.free each other of blame; take off (clothes; etc) together; take off (each other's) clothes.
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melebelubet
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v.t.redup.keep taking off clothes; keep unravelling string.
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mengbetangv.erg.inch.is getting free or unravelled.
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mengubetv.erg.
ngbatel
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v.a.s.(clothes; etc.) are to be taken off; is to be pulled out/freed/absolved.
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nglubet
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v.r.s.(clothes etc.) taken off; pulled out; freed; absolved.
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More Examples:
> Lurvey bent down and removed Wilbur's medal from his neck and hung it from a nail at the top of Wilbur's pen.
> The anchor is stuck. Back up and see if it will come out.

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