To emit, give forth as a source. To give off or out (light, heat, odour, etc.); to discharge, pour out (liquid). Chiefly with adverbs, forth, off, out…

To emit (rays, streams); also intransitive of a light, to be emitted in a certain direction. Obsolete.

To emit, give out, send forth (light, darkness, fire, heat, cold, an odour). Obsolete (except as in 9).

transitive. To send forth as an emanation. To give forth, diffuse (fragrance, sound, heat, etc.); to pour out, impart (influence, blessings…

transitive. To emit, send out.

transitive. To emit, radiate (heat or light); to exude (a substance); to produce, be the source of (something). Cf. to throw off 10 at phrasal verbs.

To give forth, emit, discharge; to utter. Also absol. Obsolete except as represented by weakened uses of other senses, as 8, 14.

To empty out, pour out, discharge. Obsolete.

transitive. To emit, give out, discharge; spec. to shed (tears). Obsolete.

transitive. To emit, give out; to diffuse.

In extended use. transitive. Of material objects: To take in (water, air, etc.). Also sup out in the opposite sense. Obsolete.

To send forth, emit; to cause to be sent forth. †Also, to put forth, utter (prayers).

To put or thrust forth, shoot or urge out; to discharge, emit, eject, exhale. Also with forth, out. Now dialect.

transitive. figurative. To emit; to pour out.

To emit.

to let fly v. figurative (transitive and absol.).

transitive. Of a tree or plant: to send out (a root, bud, leaf, etc.). Also in extended use.

transferred and figurative; esp. To dart forth, emit (flames, light, etc.).

In wider sense (partly transferred from the above): To discharge, throw off, vent. Also figurative.

transferred and figurative. Obsolete.

To send forth as a stream or emanation. To give off, throw out (‘effluvia’, light, heat, gases, flames, sparks, etc.).

To emit, send forth, give out, diffuse (light, a sound, odour, etc.); to throw or cause to fall (light or shade) on or over an object. Also, to fli…

transitive. To send out or forth; to emit.

transitive. To thrust forth; to push out or up; to discharge (a seed); to emit (light, etc.). Obsolete. Cf. exsert, adj.

transitive. To send forth or outward: in quot. 1668 reflexive and figurative.

To discharge, void. Obsolete.

transitive. To give forth as an emanation. rare.

transitive. To send or throw out.

transitive. Chiefly Chemistry. To give off or emit (gas, heat, etc.) as a product of chemical, physiological, or other internal action; to liberate…

transitive. To emit, send out. literal and figurative.

transitive. To cause or allow (a liquid, gas, or other substance) to flow or pass out from a place where it has been contained; to emit, release…

transitive. (Chiefly Biology) To thrust forth or out, protrude.

transitive. To emit, throw off.