exute

American  

[ig-zoot] / ɪgˈzut /

verb (used with object)

exuted, exuting

1. Archaic. to strip or dispossess (someone) of something; take something away from (used withof ).

   The Duke was exuted of his duchy by the conjoined forces of Spain and Savoy.

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Etymology

Origin of exute

First recorded in 1530–40; from Latin exūtus “stripped off,” past participle of exuere “to remove, strip off, divest oneself of”; see exuviae ( def. )