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Definition of exhaust
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Exhaust
(n.) The steam let out of a
cylinder
after it has done its work
there.
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Surrejoin
::
Surrein
(v. t.) To
override;
to
exhaust
by
riding.
Exhauster
::
Exhauster
(n.) One who, or that
which,
exhausts
or draws out..
Participle
::
Participle
(n.) A part of
speech
partaking
of the
nature
both verb and
adjective;
a form of a verb, or
verbal
adjective,
modifying
a noun, but
taking
the
adjuncts
of the verb from which it is
derived.
In the
sentences:
a
letter
is
written;
being
asleep
he did not hear;
exhausted
by toil he will sleep
soundly,
--
written,
being,
and
exhaustedare
participles..
Exhaust
::
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..
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Destitute
of
fertility;
exhausted;
barren;
sterile;
-- said of land; as, poor
soil..
Forswonk
::
Forswonk
(a.)
Overlabored;
exhausted;
worn out.
Harass
::
Harass
(v. t.) To
fatigue;
to tire with
repeated
and
exhausting
efforts;
esp., to weary by
importunity,
teasing,
or
fretting;
to cause to
endure
excessive
burdens
or
anxieties;
--
sometimes
followed
by out..
Crookes Tube
::
Crookes
tube () A
vacuum
tube in which the
exhaustion
is
carried
to a very high
degree,
with the
production
of a
distinct
class of
effects;
-- so
called
from W.
Crookes
who
introduced
it..
Weary
::
Weary (v. t.) To
reduce
or
exhaust
the
physical
strength
or
endurance
of; to tire; to
fatigue;
as, to weary one's self with labor or
traveling..
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withdrawn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..
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..
Drain
::
Drain (v. t.) To draw off by
degrees;
to cause to flow
gradually
out or off;
hence,
to cause the
exhaustion
of..
Weary
::
Weary (v. i.) To grow
tired;
to
become
exhausted
or
impatient;
as, to weary of an
undertaking..
Overempty
::
Overempty
(v. t.) To make too
empty;
to
exhaust.
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.) An
action
induced
by vital
resistance
to some other
action;
depression
or
exhaustion
of vital force
consequent
on
overexertion
or
overstimulation;
heightened
activity
and
overaction
succeeding
depression
or
shock.
Wind-break
::
Wind-break
(v. t.) To break the wind of; to cause to lose
breath;
to
exhaust.
Exantlation
::
Exantlation
(n.) Act of
drawing
out ;
exhaustion.
Exhaust
::
Exhaust
(v. t.) To
drain,
metaphorically;
to use or
expend
wholly,
or till the
supply
comes to an end; to
deprive
wholly
of
strength;
to use up; to weary or tire out; to wear out; as, to
exhaust
one's
strength,
patience,
or
resources..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Deficient
in
strength
of body;
feeble;
infirm;
sickly;
debilitated;
enfeebled;
exhausted.
Exhaustment
::
Exhaustment
(n.)
Exhaustion;
drain.
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