dearborate
pr-nunciation: dee-ahr-ber-eyt
part of speech: verb (used with object)
definition: to remove (a person, animal or thing) from a tree, esp. by force.
etymology: from latin ‘arbor’ = tree
with a roar and a mighty swipe of its paw, the black bear dearborated the hapless camper, who had not known that the animal was a skilled climber when he scampered up the tree.
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