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defat
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de·fat  (d-ft)
tr.v. de·fat·ted, de·fat·ting, de·fats
To remove fat from: had to defat the chicken stock.
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Verb1.defat - remove the fat from
get rid of, remove - dispose of; "Get rid of these old shoes!"; "The company got rid of all the dead wood"
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Two forms of almonds, finely ground and defatted finely ground almonds, were tested for prebiotic activity compared with commercial oligosaccharides (a recognized prebiotic).
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Now it had to be defatted and strained to produce a rich, flavorful stock that would be used to reheat the turkey and to make gravy.
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