-
To
alight
from
a
horse;
to
descend
from
an
elevation.
-
To
throw
or
bring
down
from
an
elevation,
place
of
honor
and
authority,
or
the
like.
-
To
throw
or
remove
from
a
horse;
to
unhorse;
as,
the
soldier
dismounted
his
adversary.
-
To
take
down,
or
apart,
as
a
machine.
-
To
throw
or
remove
from
the
carriage,
or
from
that
on
which
a
thing
is
mounted;
to
break
the
carriage
or
wheels
of,
and
render
useless;
to
deprive
of
equipments
or
mountings; -
said
esp.
of
artillery.
-
To
remove
from
a
carriage:
said
of
artillery;
to
put
off
from
a
horse.
-
To
throw
or
bring
down
from
any
elevated
place:
to
throw
off
their
carriages,
as
cannon:
to
unhorse.
-
To
remove
from
a
horse,
as
a
soldier,
or
from
a
mounting,
as
a
cannon.
-
To
alight
from
a
horse;
to
descend
or
get
off,
as
a
rider
from
his
beast;
as,
the
troops
dismounted.
-
To
get
off
a
horse,
bicycle,
etc.
-
To
come
down:
to
come
off
a
horse.
-
To
alight
from
a
horse, &
c.
-
To
get
off
or
alight,
as
from
a
horse;
come
down;
descend.
-
To
unhorse;
to
throw
or
bring
down
from
an
elevation;
to
throw
artillery
from
their
carriages,
or
to
break
the
carriages
or
wheels,
and
render
the
guns
useless;
to
shatter,
as
fortifications.
-
To
alight
or
get
off
from
a
horse;
to
descend
from
an
elevation;
to
throw
from
a
horse;
to
unhorse;
to
remove
cannon, &
c,
from
their
carriages.
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