transitive. To void as excrement. literal and figurative. Also with out.

to defy out: to eject as excrement; to void.

transitive. To expel (something) from the body; to vomit or defecate (something). Also in to deliver one's stomach: to vomit. Obsolete. rare. In…

transitive. To void as excrement.

transitive. To empty, clear out the contents of (a vessel or receptacle). Chiefly in uses more or less technical: To empty (the stomach, bowels, or…

To remove, get rid of. Chiefly with adverbs, as away, off, out. To discharge, evacuate, purge away (a humour, disease, excrement, etc.).

To eject from the body. To discharge (excreta); also (see quot. 1688). Also to shoot one's belly, bowels. Obsolete.

To cause filth, drop excrement; = file, v.2 1d.

transitive. To eject as dung.

transitive. Of an animal: to pass (a thing) as excrement; to discharge as or in dung. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To stimulate (bowel activity), to cause (the bowels) to be evacuated. Also figurative.

To void (excrements). Obsolete.

In plural. colloquial. Excrement, excreta. to do one's doings: to defecate; = to do one's business at business, n. phrases 7. Cf. do, n.1 6.