se décharger, v.r., to be unloaded, to discharge itself (liquids); to disembogue (rivers); to free one’s self; to give vent to; to go off of itself (of a gun); to change, to fade (of colors); to lay the blame. Se — d’une faute sur quelqu’un; to shift the blame on any one.
décharger, v.n., to unload; to unlade; to come off (of ink).
déchargeur, n.m., unloader, wharf-porter, heaver, lumper.
décharné, -e, part., fleshless; lean, thin, spare; emaciated; (of style) bald, meager, poor. Visage —; gaunt face. Style —; bald style.
décharnement, n.m., emaciation; leanness; poverty; (of style) baldness.
décharner, v.a., to strip off the flesh; to impoverish, to make lean, to emaciate; to render meager, naked.
☉décharpir, v.a., to tear into rags; to part, to separate (fighters).
déchasser, v.a., (turnery) to drive out pegs; v.n., (dancing) to slide to the left.
déchaumage, n.m., (agri.) digging up the stubble; plowing up the stubble.
déchaumer, v.a., to plow up the stubble; to break up fallow land.