What does αμολάω in Greek mean?

What is the meaning of the word αμολάω in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use αμολάω in Greek.

The word αμολάω in Greek means unleash, αμολάω, λύνω, ξετυλίγω, αερίζομαι, ξερνώ, ξερνοβολώ, κλάνω, την αμολάω, την αμολάω, αερίζομαι, στέλνω κπ/κπ να κάνει κτ, διατάσσω ζώο να επιτεθεί, κλάνω. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word αμολάω

unleash

αμολάω

(nautical (let ship fall to leeward) (ναυσιπλοΐα: σχοινί)

λύνω

(dog)

The dog was straining to get free, so Janine unleashed him.

ξετυλίγω

(rope, line: slacken gradually)

αερίζομαι

(pass gas)

ξερνώ, ξερνοβολώ

(UK, AU, slang (vomit) (καθομιλουμένη)

κλάνω

(slang, vulgar (pass intestinal gas) (καθομιλουμένη, άκομψο)

Ο Τζίμυ ντρόπιασε τη μητέρα του όταν κατά λάθος έκλασε μπροστά στους φίλους της.
Jimmy embarrassed his mother when he accidentally farted in front of her friends.

την αμολάω

(UK, slang, figurative (pass intestinal gas) (καθομιλουμένη)

Did you just let one off?

την αμολάω

(slang (pass intestinal gas) (αργκό: αερίζομαι)

Paul raised a butt cheek and let one rip.

αερίζομαι

(US (emit wind) (μεταφορικά)

A baby can pass gas up to 20 times a day.

στέλνω κπ/κπ να κάνει κτ

(let loose)

The hunters set the dogs on the scent.

διατάσσω ζώο να επιτεθεί

(urge dog to attack)

κλάνω

(UK, slang (pass intestinal gas)

There's a terrible smell in here; have you just trumped?

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