Discharge (4)
'discharge' is the definition.
(I know that discharge can be written as sack)
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(Other definitions for sack that I've seen before include "destroy > 50s dress" , "Dismissal - sherry!" , "Get rid of" , "Dismiss; plunder; wine" , "Large bag; dismiss" .)
'discharge' is the definition.
(I know that emit is a more specific form of discharge)
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(Other definitions for emit that I've seen before include "Produce and discharge" , "Give out (eg light)" , "Give off or discharge" , "Make audible sounds" , "Release" .)
'discharge' is the definition.
(I know that spew is a more specific form of discharge)
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(Other definitions for spew that I've seen before include "Casst out in a stream" , "Belch forth" , "Erupt, eject" , "Be expelled rapidly in large quantities" , "Fetch up" .)
'discharge' is the definition.
(I know that discharge can be written as eject)
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(Other definitions for eject that I've seen before include "Disgorge" , "Finally leave plane" , "Force out violently" , "Turn out" , "Throw out forcibly" .)
'discharge' is the definition.
(I know that egest is a more specific form of discharge)
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(Other definitions for egest that I've seen before include "void" , "empty" .)
'discharge' is the definition.
(I know that discharge can be written as unload)
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(Other definitions for unload that I've seen before include "Remove cargo from ship or charge from gun" , "Discharge cargo" , "Take cargo off (a ship)" , "Get rid" , "Take goods from (ship)" .)
'discharge' is the definition.
(to free from legal charges)
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(Other definitions for acquit that I've seen before include "Group of families" , "Clear of blame" , "Free - act" , "Exonerate" , "Pronounce not guilty of criminal charges" .)
'discharge' is the definition.
(thesaurus)
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(Other definitions for dismiss that I've seen before include "Sack - cashier" , "Remove from office" , "P45" , "Sack - send away" , "Reject, send away" .)
(Other definitions for outflow that I've seen before include "Amount of liquid moving away" , "Tofu owl (anag.)" , "Large amount transferred to another place" , "Amount flooding away" , "running away" .)
'discharge' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for let off that I've seen before include "Go easy on" , "Excuse or release of" , "Excuse from doing, or refrain from punishing" , "Released - shot - treated leniently" , "Set free without charge" .)