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n. A deliverance from or removal of something unwanted or undesirable: "Compeyson took it easy as a good riddance for both sides” ( Charles Dickens).

n. The act of ridding: riddance of household pests.

n. The act of being rid of something.

n. The act of ridding or freeing; deliverance; a cleaning up or out.

n. The state of being rid or free; freedom; escape.

n. The act of ridding or getting rid, as of something superfluous, objectionable, or injurious; the state of being thus relieved; deliverance; specifically, the act of clearing or cleaning out.

n. The act of putting out of the way specifically, destruction.

n. The earth thrown out by an animal, as a fox, badger, or woodchuck, in burrowing into the ground.

n. the act of removing or getting rid of something

n. the act of forcing out someone or something

"The officer broke out with enthusiasm at the idea of a riddance from the French alliance, and said that every man of the troops in question felt the same."

riddance salts    a good riddance   

good riddance to bad rubbish    good riddance   

deliverance    freedom    escape   

evening    luck    morning    heavens!'    night    man!'    thing    kellysummer    words'    al-khaled