to remove makeup or ornaments from the face; in historical contexts, to take off formal dress and ornaments

to shirk or avoid responsibility; to shift the blame to someone else; to pass the buck

to take off; to unload cargo or goods from a vehicle or animal

to load or unload cargo from a vehicle or ship; the process of doing so

to dismantle; to take apart; to disassemble or unload parts from a machine or vehicle

To finish a term of service or be relieved of one's official duties; to step down from a position.

to unload cargo from a vehicle or transport tool

to take goods off a vehicle, ship, or other means of transport

to unload goods or items from a vehicle

to shirk or evade responsibilities, blame, or guilt; to divest oneself of a burden or duty (e.g. after a handover)

worker responsible for loading or unloading cargo from ships or vehicles; stevedore; longshoreman

to dismantle or take off a part; to remove an object

to remove makeup and costumes after a performance

To avoid responsibility or shift blame onto others

To resign or step down from an official position or post

To get rid of someone as soon as they have ceased to be useful; to abandon or harm those who helped you once your goal is reached.

Literally "to throw away one's helmet and leave one's armor"; describes a headlong flight after a crushing military defeat or a humiliating loss in a competition.

To set down or take off one's luggage

To hand over one's duties or office to a successor; to relinquish a post to the next person taking it.

to put down a load; often used figuratively to mean being relieved of one's responsibilities or burdens

to take a heavy burden or load off of one's shoulders

to surrender or stop fighting; to lay down arms and take off one's armor

to tilt a container or vehicle bed to one side so that its contents pour out

to resign or hand over official duties; literally to hand over the official seal

to take off head ornaments and jewels, usually referring to a woman removing decorations after a formal occasion

to loosen a yoke or remove a harness from a beast of burden

shackle; a U-shaped metal link closed by a bolt or pin

to lay down a burden or be relieved of one's responsibilities; literally to take a weight off one's shoulders

to take off makeup from one's face

to chop a body into many pieces; originally an ancient form of execution

To evade or avoid taking responsibility for one's actions or duties.

A truck with a bed that tilts to dump its contents

stevedore; dockworker; a worker who loads and unloads cargo