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Definition of discharge
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Discharge
(v. t.) To
prohibit;
to
forbid.
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Office
::
Office
(v. t.) To
perform,
as the
duties
of an
office;
to
discharge..
Proconsul
::
Proconsul
(n.) An
officer
who
discharged
the
duties
of a
consul
without
being
himself
consul;
a
governor
of, or a
military
commander
in, a
province.
He was
usually
one who had
previously
been
consul..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) Act of
relieving
of
something
which
oppresses
or
weighs
upon one, as an
obligation,
liability,
debt,
accusation,
etc.;
acquittance;
as, the
discharge
of a
debtor..
Muzzle
::
Muzzle
(v. i.) The mouth of a
thing;
the end for
entrance
or
discharge;
as, the
muzzle
of a gun..
Acquit
::
Acquit
(v. t.) To set free,
release
or
discharge
from an
obligation,
duty,
liability,
burden,
or from an
accusation
or
charge;
-- now
followed
by of
before
the
charge,
formerly
by from; as, the jury
acquitted
the
prisoner;
we
acquit
a man of evil
intentions..
Return
::
Return
(n.) An
account,
or
formal
report,
of an
action
performed,
of a duty
discharged,
of facts or
statistics,
and the like; as,
election
returns;
a
return
of the
amount
of goods
produced
or sold;
especially,
in the
plural,
a set of
tabulated
statistics
prepared
for
general
information..
Lymphatic
::
Lymphatic
(n.) One of the
lymphatic
or
absorbent
vessels,
which carry lymph and
discharge
it into the
veins;
lymph duct;
lymphatic
duct..
Running
::
Running
(n.) The
discharge
from an ulcer or other sore.
Show
::
Show (n.) A
discharge,
from the
vagina,
of mucus
streaked
with
blood,
occuring
a short time
before
labor..
Unload
::
Unload
(v. t.) To take the load from; to
discharge
of a load or
cargo;
to
disburden;
as, to
unload
a ship; to
unload
a
beast..
Noria
::
Noria (n.) A large water
wheel,
turned
by the
action
of a
stream
against
its
floats,
and
carrying
at its
circumference
buckets,
by which water is
raised
and
discharged
into a
trough;
used in
Arabia,
China,
and
elsewhere
for
irrigating
land; a
Persian
wheel..
Outpour
::
Outpour
(n.) A
flowing
out; a free
discharge.
Expel
::
Expel (v. t.) To
discharge;
to
shoot.
Acquittance
::
Acquittance
(n.) A
writing
which is
evidence
of a
discharge;
a
receipt
in full, which bars a
further
demand..
Hydrometrograph
::
Hydrometrograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
determining
and
recording
the
quantity
of water
discharged
from a pipe,
orifice,
etc., in a given
time..
Insolvable
::
Insolvable
(a.)
Incapable
of being paid or
discharged,
as
debts..
Diabetes
::
Diabetes
(n.) A
disease
which is
attended
with a
persistent,
excessive
discharge
of
urine.
Most
frequently
the urine is not only
increased
in
quantity,
but
contains
saccharine
matter,
in which case the
disease
is
generally
fatal..
Exude
::
Exude (v. t.) To
discharge
through
pores or
incisions,
as
moisture
or other
liquid
matter;
to give out..
Battery
::
Battery
(v. t.) A
number
of
coated
jars
(Leyden
jars) so
connected
that they may be
charged
and
discharged
simultaneously.
Port
::
Port (n.) An
opening
in the side of a
vessel;
an
embrasure
through
which
cannon
may be
discharged;
a
porthole;
also, the
shutters
which close such an
opening..
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