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Definition of exhaust
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Exhaust
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
action
of
various
solvents
in order to
remove
all
soluble
substances
or
extractives;
as, to
exhaust
a drug
successively
with
water,
alcohol,
and
ether..
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Beat
::
Beat (a.)
Weary;
tired;
fatigued;
exhausted.
Droop
::
Droop (v. i.) To hang
bending
downward;
to sink or hang down, as an
animal,
plant,
etc., from
physical
inability
or
exhaustion,
want of
nourishment,
or the
like..
Blast
::
Blast (n.) The
exhaust
steam from and
engine,
driving
a
column
of air out of a
boiler
chimney,
and thus
creating
an
intense
draught
through
the fire; also, any
draught
produced
by the
blast..
Exhaustible
::
Exhaustible
(a.)
Capable
of being
exhausted,
drained
off, or
expended..
Exhauster
::
Exhauster
(n.) One who, or that
which,
exhausts
or draws out..
Exhaustion
::
Exhaustion
(n.) The act of
draining
out or
draining
off; the act of
emptying
completely
of the
contents.
Prostration
::
Prostration
(n.) A
latent,
not an
exhausted,
state of the vital
energies;
great
oppression
of
natural
strength
and
vigor..
Empty
::
Empty (v. t.) To
deprive
of the
contents;
to
exhaust;
to make void or
destitute;
to make
vacant;
to pour out; to
discharge;
as, to empty a
vessel;
to empty a well or a
cistern..
Virility
::
Virility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
virile;
developed
manhood;
manliness;
specif.,
the power of
procreation;
as,
exhaustion..
Inanition
::
Inanition
(n.) The
condition
of being
inane;
emptiness;
want of
fullness,
as in the
vessels
of the body;
hence,
specifically,
exhaustion
from want of food,
either
from
partial
or
complete
starvation,
or from a
disorder
of the
digestive
apparatus,
producing
the same
result..
Distribution
::
Distribution
(n.) The steps or
operations
by which steam is
supplied
to and
withdrawn
from the
cylinder
at each
stroke
of the
piston;
viz.,
admission,
suppression
or
cutting
off,
release
or
exhaust,
and
compression
of
exhaust
steam prior to the next
admission..
Exhaustive
::
Exhaustive
(a.)
Serving
or
tending
to
exhaust;
exhibiting
all the facts or
arguments;
as, an
exhaustive
method..
Condenser
::
Condenser
(n.) An
apparatus,
separate
from the
cylinder,
in which the
exhaust
steam is
condensed
by the
action
of cold water or air. See
Illust.
of Steam
engine..
Famish
::
Famish
(v. t.) To
exhaust
the
strength
or
endurance
of, by
hunger;
to
distress
with
hanger..
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Destitute
of
fertility;
exhausted;
barren;
sterile;
-- said of land; as, poor
soil..
Glass
::
Glass (v. t.) A
vessel
filled
with
running
sand for
measuring
time; an
hourglass;
and
hence,
the time in which such a
vessel
is
exhausted
of its
sand..
Famish
::
Famish
(v. i.) To
suffer
extreme
hunger
or
thirst,
so as to be
exhausted
in
strength,
or to come near to
perish..
Fag
::
Fag (v. t.) To tire by
labor;
to
exhaust;
as, he was
almost
fagged
out..
Drying
::
Drying
(a.)
Adapted
or
tending
to
exhaust
moisture;
as, a
drying
wind or day; a
drying
room..
Receiver
::
Receiver
(n.) A
vessel
for
receiving
the
exhaust
steam from the
high-pressure
cylinder
before
it
enters
the
low-pressure
cylinder,
in a
compound
engine..
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