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debark Definition

de·bark (dē bärk′)

transitive verb, intransitive verb

to unload from or leave a ship or aircraft

Etymology: Fr débarquer: see de- & bark

debark Related Forms

de′·bar·ka′·tion (dē′bär kā′s̸hən) noun

debark Usage Examples

Object

dockpassengers: Overview than dick on a hammock even on a. The passengers to playing bridge watching dockpassengers debarked for cabin for just.

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