See withcall on Wiktionary
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"(transitive, rare) To call or draw away (from); divert."
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"ref": "1901, Prior, Forest Flk.:",
"text": "He withcalls all he's swore.",
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"ref": "1964, The Journal, volume 35, Issue 2, Oklahoma Bar Association, page 1965:",
"text": "[…] I got this report this morning but since he continued to work I didn't feel or figure the significance of it amounted to very much so I didn't see any reason to withcall my report and rewrite it.",
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"ref": "c. 1867, John Bigelow, Retrospections of an active life, published 1913:",
"text": "His ignorance of law and indifference as to essential principles underlying law — displayed in his appointment of Stewart and his purpose of withcalling Johnson's pardons, were about all that has troubled me, […]",
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"ref": "1905, The Advance, volume 50, page 425:",
"text": "At the earnest solicitation of his church, Mr. Grupe has withcalled his resignation and will remain in the church as pastor.",
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"ref": "1906, originally 1905, Annual Report of the Railroad and Warehouse:",
"text": "[…] they believe it to be their duty in this instance to withcall the request to have train No. 3 stop at Mill Spring, Missouri.",
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"ref": "1919, The Journal of Electrical Workers and Operators, volume 18, page 94:",
"text": "There is a petition in circulation with over 1,000 signatures to withcall the said mayor.",
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"ref": "1922, George Thornton Fleming, History of Pittsburgh and environs:",
"text": "When war was declared with Germany in April of that year the jubilee was withcalled.",
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"ref": "1928, Southwest Builder and Contractor, volume 71, page 50:",
"text": "There are at present three small reservoirs on this site. This call for bids was previously announced as for May 7, but was withcalled by the city due to certain changes in the plans.",
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"ref": "1993, Bruce McKern, Transnational Corporations and the Exploitation of Natural Resources:",
"text": "He provoked a crisis in the international industry in 1956 by withcalling options held by the established producers and auctioning off large concessions to new companies more willing than the old ones to expand output.",
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