(transitive) to take, take out, take away / (transitive) to remove, withdraw / (reflexive, Brazil, colloquial) to mock; ridicule / inflection of tirar:
/ inflection of tirar:

to mock; to make fun (of) / to have a laugh (to joke; kid around)

(slang) to joke, to kid (to make a joke of something)

to ask for justification (of one's supposed or actual wrongdoings)

to ask for justification (of one's supposed or actual wrongdoings)

to take advantage of; to exploit

(idiomatic) to work someone's ass off (to make someone work excessively)

(idiomatic, intransitive, or transitive with para) to take one's hat off to (to express praise or respect [for])

(transitive) to cause someone to lose control (to cause someone to abandon rationality or reason, to make them unable to control one's actions or emotions); to enrage someone / (transitive) to cause someone to lose control (to cause someone to abandon rationality or reason, to make them unable to control one's actions or emotions); to infatuate someone; to make someone fall in love / (transitive) to prevent someone from following their routine, schedule, or plans

to toss (to flip a coin in order to decide something)