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Emit

out to cause to issue to give vent to to eject to discharge as fire emits heat and smoke boiling water

One who or that which ejects or dispossesses

Matter ejected material thrown out as the ejecta of a volcano the

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Casting or throwing out fitted to eject as ejaculatory vessels

suddenly and swiftly as if a dart to dart to eject

the squirting cucumber Its fruit when ripe bursts and violently ejects its seeds together with a mucilaginous juice from which elaterium

To eject from a post to displace

To cause to burst forth to eject as to erupt lava

of particularly of land or real estate to disseize to eject usually followed by of before the thing taken away as

To eject from the maw to disgorge

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