What is the past tense of extricate?

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The past tense of extricate is extricated.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of extricate is extricates.

The present participle of extricate is extricating.

The past participle of extricate is extricated.

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David Mason rather sportingly ended up driving Elaine to Stephen's house, where she extricated him.

When they were extricated two or three of them were much bruised about the head and face, but no limbs were broken.

He coughed again, sounding like a submerged jeep trying to be extricated from a lake of mud.

A number of persons rushed to the accident spot and extricated the occupants from the car.

The scooterist came back running, asking the crane to stop till his scooter was extricated.

But my guess is that they were extricated some time ago to some safe-haven.

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