transitive. To emit or exude through the pores of the skin, as or like sweat. Also with out.

intransitive. Of moisture: to pass slowly or in small quantities through the pores of a body or through small openings or interstices; to exude…

transitive. To let fall or give forth in minute drops, or in a vapour which condenses into drops.

transitive. To drop, distil.

To shed in drops, distil.

transitive. To exude, discharge, or give forth in minute drops. Obsolete.

technical. To force or cause to ooze out by undue strain or pressure; spec. in Nautical use (see quot. 1863).

transitive. To cause (a liquid) to percolate or seep through a porous medium; to exude or give out through pores or holes. Frequently in passive. Obs…

To shed like tears, ‘weep’. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To emit in the form of vapour; to give vent to, exhale; to lose (perfume, strength, etc.) by evaporation. Also absol. Obsolete.

To shed (moisture or water) in drops; to exude (a liquid, etc.). Also to weep forth.

To exude in the form of tears.

transitive. To shed in the form of tears.

transitive. = exude, v. 2.

transitive. To sweat out or give off like sweat; to discharge through the pores or an incision.

transitive. To send out in drops; to exude.