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discase

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Discase (verb) means to take someone's clothes off.

verb
1
To take someone's clothes off.
2
To take something away and leave what is underneath uncovered.
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What is the meaning of discase?
"discase" (verb) means to take someone's clothes off.
What is another word for discase?
Other words for "discase" include disrobe, undress, peel, unclothe, uncase, strip.
What are the different meanings of discase?
"discase" has 2 main meanings: 1. To take someone's clothes off; 2. To take something away and leave what is underneath uncovered.

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