Detach

What do we mean by detach?

To separate or unfasten; disconnect. transitive verb

To remove from association or union with something. transitive verb

To send (troops or ships, for example) on a special mission. transitive verb

To unfasten; disunite; disengage and separate, as one thing from another: as, to detach a locomotive from a train; to detach a rock from its bed; to detach the seal from a document; to detach a man from his party.

To separate for a special purpose or service; send away, as from a post of duty or a larger body, on a distinct mission: chiefly in military use: as, to detach a ship or a regiment for some special duty; to detach an officer from a ship or station.

Synonyms To sever, withdraw, draw off, disjoin, disconnect unhitch.

To detail.

To become detached or separated; separate or disunite itself or one's self.

To push asunder; to come off or separate from anything; to disengage. intransitive verb

To part; to separate or disunite; to disengage; -- the opposite of attach transitive verb

To separate for a special object or use; -- used especially in military language. transitive verb

To take apart from; to take off. verb

Separate (a small unit) from a larger, especially for a special assignment verb

Come to be detached verb

Cause to become detached or separated; take off verb

To take apart from; to take off.

To separate for a special object or use.

To come off something.

Separate or disconnect . Urban Dictionary

The ability to keep stressful circumstances and issues from disturbing your inner peace . Urban Dictionary

Noun: A military unit that is dispatched from a larger unit usually for special purposes or missions. Urban Dictionary

A song about a dildo by King Missle. It doesn't even rhyme, it's just a guy telling a whole story about losing and finding his "detachable penis" with people chanting "detachable penis" in the background. If you don't believe me just look at these lyrics. Urban Dictionary

Cooler than the other side of the pillow. To be detached cool, remember not to look at any cameras when taking pictures while you also look like you're thinking deeply about world peace and/or the meaning of life and why we are all here. Urban Dictionary

1. A sexual act; only able to be performed in total darkness. The male penetrates the female's vagina with an object that resembles a penis (dildo, cucumber, banana, etc.); while doing so, the male makes loud and convincing "grunts" and "moans." Within minutes, the male then suddenly falls out of the bed and "screams," leaving the penis-like object inside of the female. When performed correctly, the female will panic, scream, and in some occasions faint, thinking the male's penis has "fallen off." 2. A male who has leprosy, and whose penis can literally detach. Urban Dictionary

Used when a guy is acting like such a pussy that an imaginary or spiritual tit is assumed to be attached and wrongfully employed by his mouth. Perhaps even a specific phantom tit, such as that of a mother or gf. Urban Dictionary

In mathematical logic, the Law of Detachment says that if the following two statements are true: (1) If p, then q. (2) p Then we can derive a third true statement: (3) q. Urban Dictionary

The inability to feel or recognise any basic human emotions as anyone would. Urban Dictionary

The notoriously common house, found throughout the suburbs of Great Britain. Are houses joined together by a "Party Wall" to save space I presume. The most common ones were built in the 1930s, to a decent enough standard that only now in 2011 they are starting to fall down around your ears, with insurance companies being called out for Constant repairs. They are the dwelling of the English Middle Class, a family on £45,000+ PA, 2 Cars under 10 years old and go abroad twice a year. Are overpriced for their size, costing on average around £180,000 and going upto £600,000. In all honesty an identical home in America would cost half as much, but what can you do. They are fucking everywhere, trust me, try any Suburb, you'll find 100s of them, each of them in groups of 6 and then broken up by a detached version of the same property. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to detach:
detach.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word detach:
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Words that rhyme with detach:
catch, match, scratch, patch, dispatch, hatch, snatch, latch, batch, attach, thatch, mismatch, mache, natch, tache, brach, potlatch, ratch, klatch, slatch, rache, rach, scatch, rematch, booby hatch, lache, overmatch, cratch, reattach, trache, vache, gatch, edward thatch, crache, thach, smatch, gach, fache, lach, bache, love match, tatch, kach, fair catch, fratch, stach, vlach, sparring match, drach, escape hatch, test match, krach, flach, friction match, shoulder patch, safety catch, boxing match, slow match, shoestring catch, hach, safety match, silver thatch, glottal catch, cumberbatch, night latch, vegetable patch, bratsch, tkach, matsch, wrestling match, grzywacz, unattach, whitlatch, bier patch, latsch, tatsch, thermopatch.

Adjectives that are often used to describe detach:
small, last, retinal, first, scientific, strong, void, complete, above.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective detach:
cells, command, needle, form, ment, rod, ments, line, tube, catheter, syringe, service, coupon, springs.

Words that sound like detach:
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