Purge
71purge — v. a. 371 B …
72purge — pÉœrdÊ’ /pÉœË n. cleansing; cleaning of excess files from a hard disk (Computers); erasing of a file without the option of canceling the erasure (Computers); diarrhetic drug, cathartic v. purify, remove contamination; clean, remove dirt;… …
73Purge — To remove data from the computer data base …
74purge — verb 1》 rid of an unwanted feeling or condition. 2》 remove (a group of people considered undesirable) from an organization or place. 3》 remove by a cleansing process. 4》 [often as noun purging] evacuate the bowels, especially as a result of… …
75purge — I. v. a. 1. Cleanse, clear, purify, free from impurity. 2. Clarify, defecate. 3. Physic, scour. 4. Deterge, wash away. II. n. See purgative …
76purge — v 1. cleanse, clear, purify, lustrate, clean out, scour out, free from impurity; deterge, mundify, depurate. 2. eject, expel, rout out, weed out, root out, ease or freeze out, close the door on, cashier, drum out, get rid of; clear out, sweep out …
77purge — 1. verb 1) this purges the system of impurities Syn: cleanse, clear, purify, rid, empty, strip, scour 2) the founders were purged from the firm Syn: remove, get rid of, eliminate …
78purge — 1. Biblical. Ho oma ema e (Oihn. 2.34.5), huikala (Hal. 51.7), holoi (Ezek. 20.38). 2. Of bowels. Ho ohī, hī, hahu, hahuhahu, hehu, haha, ho ohahu, lele wai …
79purge — nf., purgatif ; purgation : peûrzhe (Albanais.001.PPA.), porzhe (001, Cordon, Villards Thônes), pourzhe (Saxel) …
80purge — To cleanse; to clear. To clear or exonerate from some charge or imputation of guilt, or from a contempt …
