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Ejectment
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eject
eject : dispossess
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Eject
To expel to dismiss to cast forth to thrust or drive out to discharge as to eject a person from a room to eject a traitor from the country to eject words from the language
Ejectment
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Ejection
The act of ejecting or casting out discharge expulsion evacuation
Ejectione custodi'
Ejectione custodi', ejectment de garde, a writ that lay against him who had cast out the guardian from any land during
Shotten
Having ejected the spawn as a shotten herring
Belch
To eject or throw up from the stomach with violence to eruct
Disgorge
To eject or discharge by the throat and mouth to vomit to pour forth or throw out with violence as
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