figurative. To dry up the springs of; to exhaust (one's credit). Obsolete.

To use up completely (either a material or immaterial thing); to expend the whole of; to consume entirely.

To drain, exhaust, impoverish. Also to soak dryor up. Obsolete.

figurative. To exhaust (another's patience, bounty, efforts, etc.); to wear out, spend (time) (obsolete).

to suck dry, to extract all the moisture or liquid out of by suction; figurative, to exhaust.

intransitive. to run away with. To consume, use up, exhaust (a resource, esp. money), esp. at an unexpectedly rapid rate.

To waste away, spend, exhaust. Also reflexive.

To bring to an end; to consume or exhaust. Chiefly reflexive or in passive.

Senses relating to rack rent, n. rack-rent, v. Now archaic and historical. transitive. To exhaust, wear out (land, property, etc.) by excessive use…

intransitive. To teem excessively (with people, substances, etc.); to be excessively productive or fertile.

transitive. To reduce the fullness of; to deprive of contents or supplies; to empty out, exhaust.

to stream out: to exhaust by unrestricted flow. Also figurative.