dislodged
verb (past tense)UK /dɪsˈlɒdʒd/
US /dɪsˈlɑːdʒd/
Moved something out of the place where it was stuck.
The big wave dislodged the rock from the sand.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Forced someone out of a position or job.
The new manager dislodged the old team leader.
3. Caused something to fall or come out by hitting it.
The bump dislodged a tooth.
4. Moved a piece of food stuck in the throat or a passage.
A cough dislodged the crumb.
5. Pushed an enemy out of a strong position.
The soldiers dislodged the guards from the tower.