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Evacuate

To make empty to empty out to remove the contents of as to evacuate a vessel or dish

Prone to make excursions wandering roving exploring as an excursive fancy

To make merry or jolly to enliven to animate to gladden greatly to cheer as good news exhilarates the mind

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To make empty to render of no effect to humble

To make experiments upon to experiment

Tending to make dry having the power of drying

To make thin or slender to draw out so as to lessen the thickness

to make external

To make external to manifest by outward form

To make easy or less difficult to free from difficulty or impediment to lessen the labor of as to facilitate

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