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deliver
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de·liv·er (d-lvr)
v.
1. To assist a woman in giving birth to a baby.
2. To extract something from an enclosed place, as a foreign body or a tumor.
deliver
1. to aid in parturition.
2. to remove, as a fetus, placenta or lens of the eye.


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