Extract

What do we mean by extract?

To draw or pull out, often with great force or effort. transitive verb

To obtain despite resistance. transitive verb

To obtain from a substance by chemical or mechanical action, as by pressure, distillation, or evaporation. transitive verb

To remove for separate consideration or publication; excerpt. transitive verb

To derive or obtain (information, for example) from a source. transitive verb

To deduce (a principle or doctrine); construe (a meaning). transitive verb

To derive (pleasure or comfort) from an experience. transitive verb

To determine or calculate (the root of a number). transitive verb

Something extracted, especially. noun

A passage from a literary work; an excerpt. noun

A concentrated preparation of the essential constituents of a food, flavoring, or other substance; a concentrate. noun

To draw out; withdraw; take or get out; pull out or remove from a fixed position, literally or figuratively.

To separate or eliminate, as a constituent part from the whole, as by distillation or heat, or other chemical or physical means: as, to extract spirit from cane-juice, or salt from sea-water.

Hence Figuratively, to obtain as if by distillation or chemical action; draw or bring out by some process: as, to extract pleasure from a quiet life; to extract instruction from adversity.

To pick out or select; segregate, as from a collection, or from a book or writing.

That which is extracted or drawn out. noun

Anything drawn from a substance by distillation, heat, solution, or other chemical or physical process, as an essence or tincture. noun

Hence A concentration of the principles or elements of anything; a condensed embodiment or representation. noun

In chem., a peculiar principle once supposed to form the basis of all vegetable extracts. Also called the extractive principle. noun

Something that is extracted or drawn out.

A portion of a book or document, incorporated distinctly in another work; a citation; a quotation.

A decoction, solution, or infusion made by drawing out from any substance that which gives it its essential and characteristic virtue

Any substance extracted is such a way, and characteristic of that from which it is obtained

A solid preparation obtained by evaporating a solution of a drug, etc., or the fresh juice of a plant (distinguished from an abstract).

A peculiar principle (fundamental essence) once erroneously supposed to form the basis of all vegetable extracts.

Ancestry; descent.

A draft or copy of writing; a certified copy of the proceedings in an action and the judgment therein, with an order for execution.

To turn something from a liquid to a solid, or a solid to a liquid, exc. its as easy as using things like coffee filters, boiling water, and microwave oven plates to turn what you have into something way more potent or easy to use. Urban Dictionary

Consist in exposing your reasonably erected penis to your potential date in order to create a moment of decision. This technic is mostly used as a "nothing to lose" move. The concept became popular in HongKong in the passed few years before spreading more widely in SouthEast Asia. Urban Dictionary

The strongest alcoholic beverage that an underage person can legally buy. It's usually sold in 1 oz. bottles for about $4 each, so it's not at all cheap. However the alcohol content can be as high as 84% (168 proof), so it's almost worth it. Also, it burns worse than any other alcoholic beverage when going down. Don't shoot it. Urban Dictionary

Method used to come up with data, or reasoning to make a descision. Formerly known as pulling it out of your ass. Urban Dictionary

Creampie extraction is the practice of extracting cum from a girl's vagina with a syringe closely associated with the term diaspora cuck Urban Dictionary

Polite/alternate/ironic version of to "take the piss". Urban Dictionary

Means bringing pressure too the body or phermones,too become sick also too take away sickness's,also saying very insolent things.. Urban Dictionary

When you are getting a sloppy, gum job from a relatively toothless prostitute with meth mouth and the vigorous action pops loose one her her last remaining molars. Urban Dictionary

The strongest alcoholic beverage you can buy without ID. It's 83% alcohol and cheap - $4 for 2 oz or $12 for 16 oz. You can take shots of it if you don't mind the burn of lemon oil, or you can filter the lemon oil out of it and make a vodka substitute. McCormick brand is best for drinking. Urban Dictionary

A good substitute for alcohaul Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to extract:
extract, extruct, extrait, cextract.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word extract:
agar, caffeine, extracts, ores, malt, vanilla, yeast, extraction, extracted, juice, ore, confession, nutrients, ingredient, bark, concessions, oils, medicinal, uranium, dried, shale, vitamin, minerals, metals, sodium, powder, rats, transform, compounds, acid, oil, liquid, ingredients, acids, root, files, tonnes, salt, meat, information, quantities, torture, sugar, oxygen, mineral, seeds, coal, copper, treat, dna, useful, deposits, data, load, fruit, compound, tea, heat, mixture, milk, tissue, beer, file, mining, mines, seed, gas, pure, leaf, plant, organic, essential.

Words that rhyme with extract:
act, impact, abstract, contract, fact, contact, artifact, tract, redact, enact, intact, compact, exact, retract, tact, interact, attract, blacked, detract, pact, distract, react, counteract, packed, protract, subtract, transact, bract, stacked, cracked, backed, wracked, reenact, in fact, racked, overreact, sidetracked, sacked, jacked, diffract, inexact, subcontract, hacked, fract, attacked, overact, matter of fact, stacte, whacked, sex act, tracked, calked, maced, hijacked, ransacked, yacked, bushwhacked, tacked, smacked, lacked, as a matter of fact, riot act, unpacked, eye contact, social contract, slacked, yakked, schacht, clacked, quacked, gastrointestinal tract, aleatory contract, in point of fact, thwacked, alimentary tract, futures contract, digestive tract, snacked, piggybacked, accomplished fact, accessory after the fact, suicide pact, urinary tract, backtracked, carjacked, fly contact, quasi contract, breach of contract, finding of fact, unilateral contract, contrary to fact, occupational safety and health act, employment contract, nerve tract, accessory before the fact, bracht, shacked, oral contract, enabling act, service contract.

Adjectives that are often used to describe extract:
fluid, yeast, ether, malt, true, free, thyroid, second, aqueous, solvent, pituitary, alcoholic, crude, olive, alcohol, solid, powdered, select, suprarenal, above, adrenal, third, specific, test, short, pancreatic, ovarian, almond, quebracho, ethereal, fourth, click, orange, red, vanilla, fifth, vegetable, meat, peppermint, logwood, parathyroid, marshmallow, pure, grape, cinnamon, vide, read, celery, exquisite, page, fustic, seventh, opium, eti, liver, distilled, rockrose, aromatic, mean, cortical, eyebright, oat, wonderful, iced, perform, orchitic, splenic, chloroform, indigo, purified, judicious, diary, certified, turmeric, wintergreen, mammary, rennet, quadruple, spearmint, volatile, concentrated, making.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective extract:
from, letter, decimals, juice, data, files, proceedings, wool, dose, samples, rules, minutes, ventilation, contents, address, air, timi, processing, records, teeth, numbers, sample, phase, translation, distillate, values, command, features, fans, rev, preparation, publishers, annotation, residue, trans, times, systems, load, lipids, proteins, solution, yields, dote, concentration, reflux, buffer, digests, cells, capsules, elements, milk, mode, file, blackheads, urine, demosthenes, reactions, properties, peptides, introduction, declaration, read, resolution, minute, bromide, copy, paragraph, chains, glucose, composition, purification, maxillary, rpt, pairs, readings, sections, matter, parameters, report, ash, printing, supernatant, fluid, measurement.

Consonant match to extract:
extruct.

Words that sound like extract:
extract, extractor, extracts, extricate, extict, extracted, extracting, extractive, extractors, astrict, sister act, oak street, extra, extinct, attract, distract, extras, extradite, extrude, extirpate, xtra, extro, extra-, extranet, exsect, exarate, abstract, restrict, backtracked, abstrakt, extreme, district, destruct, interact, instruct, cataract, extort, extraction, extrovert, obstruct, extant, tesseract, airstrike, extrem, extravert, extreem, xtreme, cateract, air strike, extr, sex act, estat, exsert, x-rayed, untracked, fixed rate, extubate, estrade, excreate, entracte, eckstrom, distrikt, x rayed, ekster.