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Definition of discharge
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of discharge is as below...
Discharge
(v. t.) To of
something
weighing
upon or
impeding
over one, as a debt,
claim,
obligation,
responsibility,
accusation,
etc.; to
absolve;
to
acquit;
to
clear..
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Amenorrhoea
::
Amenorrhoea
(n.)
Retention
or
suppression
of the
menstrual
discharge.
Revolver
::
Revolver
(n.) One who, or that
which,
revolves;
specifically,
a
firearm
(
commonly
a
pistol)
with
several
chambers
or
barrels
so
arranged
as to
revolve
on an axis, and be
discharged
in
succession
by the same lock; a
repeater..
Gonorrhoea
::
Gonorrhoea
(n.) A
contagious
inflammatory
disease
of the
genitourinary
tract,
affecting
especially
the
urethra
and
vagina,
and
characterized
by a
mucopurulent
discharge,
pain in
urination,
and
chordee;
clap..
Unballast
::
Unballast
(v. t.) To free from
ballast;
to
discharge
ballast
from.
Milk
::
Milk (n.) The ripe,
undischarged
spat of an
oyster..
Blower
::
Blower
(n.) A
blowing
out or
excessive
discharge
of gas from a hole or
fissure
in a mine.
Insufficient
::
Insufficient
(a.)
Wanting
in
strength,
power,
ability,
capacity,
or
skill;
incompetent;
incapable;
unfit;
as, a
person
insufficient
to
discharge
the
duties
of an
office..
Mow
::
Mow (v. t.) To cut down; to cause to fall in rows or
masses,
as in
mowing
grass;
-- with down; as, a
discharge
of
grapeshot
mows down whole ranks of men..
Menstruate
::
Menstruate
(v. i.) To
discharge
the
menses;
to have the
catamenial
flow.
Audita Querela
::
Audita
querela
() A writ which lies for a party
against
whom
judgment
is
recovered,
but to whom good
matter
of
discharge
has
subsequently
accrued
which could not have been
availed
of to
prevent
such
judgment..
Expectorate
::
Expectorate
(v. i.) To
discharge
matter
from the lungs or
throat
by
hawking
and
spitting;
to spit.
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) To
relieve
of a
charge,
load, or
burden;
to empty of a load or
cargo;
to
unburden;
to
unload;
as, to
discharge
a
vessel..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) Legal
release
from
confinement;
liberation;
as, the
discharge
of a
prisoner..
Sewerage
::
Sewerage
(n.) The
material
collected
in, and
discharged
by,
sewers..
Shoot
::
Shoot (n.) The act of
shooting;
the
discharge
of a
missile;
a shot; as, the shoot of a
shuttle..
Hurries
::
Hurries
(n.) A
staith
or
framework
from which coal is
discharged
from cars into
vessels.
Air Hole
::
Air hole () A hole to admit or
discharge
air;
specifically,
a spot in the ice not
frozen
over..
Shoot
::
Shoot (v. i.) To
discharge,
causing
a
missile
to be
driven
forth;
--
followed
by a word
denoting
the
weapon
or
instrument,
as an
object;
-- often with off; as, to shoot a gun..
Itinerancy
::
Itinerancy
(n.) A
discharge
of
official
duty
involving
frequent
change
of
residence;
the
custom
or
practice
of
discharging
official
duty in this way; also, a body of
persons
who thus
discharge
official
duty..
Pip
::
Pip (n.) A
contagious
disease
of
fowls,
characterized
by
hoarseness,
discharge
from the
nostrils
and eyes, and an
accumulation
of mucus in the
mouth,
forming
a scale on the
tongue.
By some the term pip is
restricted
to this last
symptom,
the
disease
being
called
roup by
them..
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