Your temper
Throwing it out
It depends on what you mean by getting rid of it. Most cable companies come with parental controls. You can block the titles from coming up on the menu without a PIN that you create. If you mean getting rid of something that you watched out of the Pay Per View history or off of the bill, you generally cannot.
The opposite of "retrieve" is "discard" or "lose." While "retrieve" refers to the act of getting something back or bringing it back to a previous state, "discard" implies getting rid of something or allowing it to be lost. Other antonyms could include "misplace" or "abandon," depending on the context.
Discarding, eliminating, disposing of, removing...
The origin of "37" as a slang term for getting rid of something is not clear and may vary by region or community. It could simply be a random number chosen to signify an action of removal without any specific underlying reason.
you can't do it if you delete your account then no more email address
a word that means that question is "thow out"
Disposal refers to getting rid of, settling, doing away with something.
His finger. Gollum bit it off to get the ring.
you go to your office and the click on Safe Haven
purge
"Riddance" is the act of getting rid of something troublesome. It is always used to refer to the removal of something unpleasant, unwanted and undesirable.