Extraction may refer to:
- Extraction (dental), surgical removal of a tooth from the mouth
- Extraction (fragrance), obtaining fragrant oils and compounds from odorous raw materials
- Extraction (military), removal of someone from a hostile area to a secure location
- Data extraction, retrieving data out of data sources
- Liquid-liquid extraction or solvent extraction, method to separate components of a mixture
- Resource extraction, locating, acquiring and selling any resource
- Leaching, separating a substance from a solid matrix into a liquid, in chemistry
- Reversing data compression, a. Fragrance extraction refers to the extraction of aromatic compounds from raw materials using methods such as Distillation, Solvent extraction, Expression Extraction, in tactical Combat and Special operations use is the process of removing constituents from a targeted site when it is considered imperative that they Data extraction is the act or process of retrieving ( binary) Data out of (usually unstructured or badly structured Data sources for further Liquid-liquid extraction, also known as solvent extraction and partitioning, is a method to separate compounds based on their relative solubilities in two The related terms resource extraction and resource extraction industry both refer to the practice of locating acquiring and selling any resource but typically a Natural k. a. decompression, in computing
- Choosing elements from a source document, in linguistics
- Part of the anatomy of a stroke, in rowing
- "Extractions", song by BS 2000 from the 2001 album Simply Mortified
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