repeal
v. (verb)

To take back something whether it be an object or an action.
"I will repeal the stamp act, but don't be so shocked when I put a tax on something else."
by Bobby Bilouski November 11, 2013
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Repeal
To shit out an orange, clean it, put the skin back on, and place it back in the grocery store.
This orange tasted bad so I repealed it.
by net nutrality December 14, 2017
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Repeal and Ration
Republican proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare).
"Paul Ryan talks about not pulling the rug out from anyone, but his actual healthcare replacement plan for Obamacare is Repeal and Ration."
by ronsaturday2 February 28, 2017
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