extract
ex-tract
noun
A short passage or section taken from a book, film, or piece of music.
"Read this extract from the novel aloud."
verb
To obtain a substance, information, or quality from something else.
"They extract oil from olives for cooking."
verb
To remove or pull something out, especially with effort or skill.
"The dentist will extract the troublesome tooth."
noun
A concentrated substance obtained from something else, often for flavour or medicine.
"Add vanilla extract to the cake mix."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: distil, distill, take out, excerpt, express, press out, educe, elicit, evoke, draw out, selection, excerption