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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 throw off the
obligation
of, as a duty or debt; to
relieve
one's self of, by
fulfilling
conditions,
performing
duty,
trust,
and the like;
hence,
to
perform
or
execute,
as an
office,
or
part..
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Deliver
::
Deliver
(v. t.) To give forth in
action
or
exercise;
to
discharge;
as, to
deliver
a blow; to
deliver
a
broadside,
or a
ball..
Decidua
::
Decidua
(n.) The inner layer of the wall of the
uterus,
which
envelops
the
embryo,
forms a part of the
placenta,
and is
discharged
with it..
Rheum
::
Rheum (n.) A
serous
or
mucous
discharge,
especially
one from the eves or
nose..
Discompose
::
Discompose
(v. t.) To put out of place or
service;
to
discharge;
to
displace.
Excrement
::
Excrement
(n.)
Matter
excreted
and
ejected;
that which is
excreted
or cast out of the
animal
body by any of the
natural
emunctories;
especially,
alvine,
discharges;
dung;
ordure..
Urinate
::
Urinate
(v. i.) To
discharge
urine;
to make
water.
Auger
::
Auger (n.) A
carpenter's
tool for
boring
holes
larger
than those bored by a
gimlet.
It has a
handle
placed
crosswise
by which it is
turned
with both
hands.
A pod auger is one with a
straight
channel
or
groove,
like the half of a bean pod. A screw auger has a
twisted
blade,
by the
spiral
groove
of which the chips are
discharge..
Defluxion
::
Defluxion
(n.) A
discharge
or
flowing
of
humors
or fluid
matter,
as from the nose in
catarrh;
--
sometimes
used
synonymously
with
inflammation..
Catamenial
::
Catamenial
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
catamenia,
or
menstrual
discharges..
Menstrual
::
Menstrual
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
menses;
as,
menstrual
discharges;
the
menstrual
period..
Payment
::
Payment
(n.) The act of
paying,
or
giving
compensation;
the
discharge
of a debt or an
obligation..
Bracket
::
Bracket
(n.) An
architectural
member,
plain or
ornamental,
projecting
from a wall or pier, to
support
weight
falling
outside
of the same; also, a
decorative
feature
seeming
to
discharge
such an
office..
Broadside
::
Broadside
(n.) A
discharge
of or from all the guns on one side of a ship, at the same
time..
Del Credere
::
Del
credere
() An
agreement
by which an agent or
factor,
in
consideration
of an
additional
premium
or
commission
(called
a del
credere
commission),
engages,
when he sells goods on
credit,
to
insure,
warrant,
or
guarantee
to his
principal
the
solvency
of the
purchaser,
the
engagement
of the
factor
being to pay the debt
himself
if it is not
punctually
discharged
by the buyer when it
becomes
due..
Volley
::
Volley
(v. i.) To be
thrown
out, or
discharged,
at once; to be
discharged
in a
volley,
or as if in a
volley;
to make a
volley
or
volleys..
Amenorrhoea
::
Amenorrhoea
(n.)
Retention
or
suppression
of the
menstrual
discharge.
Loose
::
Loose (n.) A
letting
go;
discharge.
Mandatary
::
Mandatary
(n.) One who
undertakes
to
discharge
a
specific
business
commission;
a
mandatory.
Retromingent
::
Retromingent
(a.)
Organized
so as to
discharge
the urine
backward.
Frush
::
Frush (n.) A
discharge
of a fetid or
ichorous
matter
from the frog of a
horse's
foot; -- also caled
thrush.
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