[auSff^aaen]

plüllbcm.  —  2.  »o^nen  k.  :  to  shell,
ftpfei.  Gier  k.:  to  peel,  Staunte:  to  bark;

ft(^  ^  to  peel.  —  11  vin.  (^.)  3.  ou^gcs
ä)ix[i  \).  to  leave  off  shelling,  peeling.
«i8-f  c^oaen  (^)  vIn.  (^.  u.  f n)  #  (tm/)/'.
u.  p.p.  a.  ®b)**  —  aiiöfUngcu.
Äii8-f^a(teii  (^'^)  I  via.  m**  to  elim-
inate; au8  bcm  93er!c^r§le5cn  2  to
remove  (or  shut  out)  from  the  flow  of
traffic ;  tel,  elect.,  fig.  to  disconnect,  to
put  out  of  circuit,  to  break  the  circuit
of;  e[crtrif(^c«  £i(^t:  to  switch  off.—  II  '^
«@=.  ^lu^fc^alhmg.  [breaker,  cut-out.)

9(n^f  f&alter  ©  (-'*^)  m  ^  </«<^.  contact-/

««d-f^altttllg  (^  /  ®  elimination;
«ferf.  disconnection,  circuit-breaking.
aiid-fd)ameii  (^-)  Wr«/f.  ®**  ft*  bie
5lugcu  2  to  be  ashamed  of  looking
any  one  in  the  face.
HuÄ-f cftanf  (f*)  m  (Dc.  1.  retail(ing)  of
liquor.  —  2.  Drt:  public(-)house,  bar,
beer-shop,  ale-house.  —  3.  Änjetße:  ~
©on  33icr  ale  on  tap,  beer  on  draught.
mti»-f  (^arren  (-'^)  ®**  1  v\a.  Äörner  K. :
to  scratch  (or  rake)  up ;  fieid^en  jc. :  to
disinter,  to  dig  up.  —  II  vln.  (%)  mit
beni  (^u^  beim  »acfiing  2c.  2  to  scrape
(with)  one's  feet.
OttÄ-fc^artC«  ©  (^^)  via.  »**  bQ«  geber
2  to  notch  (or  jag) ...         [to  shade.)

Ätti^f  c^ctt(icr)cii(^-^-,  ^'^)  v/a.  ®  (©)**/

%VL^\ii^wx(^)f%  lookout;  '"f)alten  uac^
to  be  on  the  lookout  for,  to  watch  for.
tnid-fc^aiteit  (^-)  [obb.]  v/n.  (^.)  ®**

1.  =  auSgucf  en.— 2.bfb.f  übb. =auöf  et)en  4.
an^-f^anfedi  (^-)  'v\a.  ®a**   1.  to

shovel  out;  to  scoop  (or  throw)  out
with  a  shovel;  ein  (8rab:  to  dig  (with
a  shovel).  —  2.  >t  to  bail  out  (a  boat).
