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ditchingverbpresent participle of ditch to end a usually intimate relationship withditched his wife for a woman 30 years his junior blowing off, breaking off (with), dumping, jilting, kissing off, leaving brushing (aside or off), cold-shouldering, cutting, high-hatting, slighting, snubbingabandoning, deserting, forsaking, marooning, quitting kissing good-bye hooking up (with), takingbefriending, latching (on or onto) to get rid of as useless or unwantedwe ditched the old table at the town dump cashiering, casting (off), chucking, deep-sixing, discarding, dumping, eighty-sixing(or 86ing), exorcising(also exorcizing), flinging (off or away), jettisoning, junking, laying by, losing, pitching, rejecting, scrapping, shedding, shucking (off), sloughing (off)also sluffing (off), throwing away, throwing out, tossing, unloading abandoning, abdicating, deserting, forsakingdismissing, kicking outabolishing, annihilating, eliminating, eradicating, expunging, exterminating, extinguishing, extirpating, liquidating, removing, rooting (out), stamping (out), wiping out disposing of, setting aside adopting, embracing, taking onemploying, using, utilizingholding, holding back, keeping, retaining |