To sprinkle, scatter (something) on (a surface). Also with out: To cause to spirt; to emit, shoot forth. Obsolete.

transitive. transferred. With out. To pass or spend (time). Cf. drive, v. 32. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. Chiefly poetic. To throw or thrust out or outwards; to cast out or expel. Now usually in passive.

After Latin excludere ova. To draw, put or thrust forth from (a receptacle); to hatch (chickens, etc.); also figurative; to give birth to (young)…

To eject from the body. To eject (venom). Also of a spider: To eject (its thread).

To emit, cast, throw, in a manner similar to the ejection of saliva.

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 fling or throw out.

intransitive. Of a liquid (esp. blood, tears, or sweat): to flow suddenly or violently, esp. in a jet or stream; to pour or spurt out; to gush…

figurative and transferred. To emit as in vomiting, to eject (as a volcano).

transferred. To discharge, to give, send, or throw out (flames, water, etc.) copiously or with force.

transitive. To cast forth copiously.

transitive. To dart out, to throw out; to utter.

transferred and figurative. To throw out or forth with force; to utter (words, threats, etc.) with vehemence; to dart (rays, a glance, etc.).

Said also of the sea, a volcano, etc.

To eject, cast or throw out or up, as if by vomiting. (Frequently in the 17th cent.).

transitive. To throw out from within.

transitive. To dart or shoot forth; to throw out suddenly and swiftly, eject. Obsolete in general sense.

Const. forth, out, up.

To eject from the mouth, to vomit. Also transferred and absol. Cf. 25. archaic.

transitive. Of a fountain, pump, or similar device: to eject or shoot (water); to discharge.

transitive. To belch, vomit forth. Chiefly transferred and figurative.

transitive. To belch up.

transitive. To exhale (air, breath). Now rare.

transitive. To eject, emit, or give off; spec. to expel or discharge (waste or toxic material) from the body, to excrete.

transitive. To eject, throw out. gen. Obsolete.