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prune off

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prune something off (of) something and prune something off
to cut something off something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Claire pruned the dead branch off the apple tree. She pruned off the dead branch.
See also: prune


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This is because if you bear your have pair of pet grooming supplies as well as a good brush, you will be resourceful to untangle or prune off his tangled hair yourself.
Maybe now we can certainly prune off those ineffective job search boards and whittle it down to just the ones that actually post real jobs with real people at the other end of the Submit button.
You'll need to prune off affected shoots, pick up and destroy windfalls and don't store infected fruits.
 
 
 
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