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To expel or send away, especially permanently

To dismiss from a job or position

To expel or discharge from a body or container

To compel (a person or persons) to leave

To throw out or remove forcefully

To throw away (something unwanted or useless)

To eject matter from the stomach through the mouth

To send through the air via physical force or acceleration

To cause to be empty or vacant

To distribute or spread over a wide area

To wash something by rinsing or flooding with water

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Verb

To expel or send away, especially permanently

ax^US

axe^UK

give someone the boot

give the sack to

give someone the bullet

give someone the push

give the heave-ho

throw overboard

give someone their cards

give someone their marching orders

give someone their P45

give the bum's rush

give the old heave-ho

show the gate to

throw someone out on their ear

remove from office

throw out on your ear

give someone the big E

give someone the air

remove from power

give one the gate

see the back of

throw out on the streets

throw out on ear

step into the shoes of

show the door to

throw someone out

vote someone out

prohibit from entering

give someone their notice

give somebody the boot

give someone the sack

give somebody the push

give walking papers

show you the door

toss out on ear

run out of town

ride out on rail

knock out of place

knock out of position

hand someone his hat

bring about the downfall of

remove by force

step into shoes of

give something a miss

put an embargo on

send to Coventry

refuse to admit

prevent from entering

shut the door on

leave out in the cold

refuse admittance

tell to leave the field

send for an early bath

show someone the red card

place an embargo on

give the cold shoulder

keep at arm's length

close one's doors to

refuse entrance to

declare ineligible

declare illegal

give the thumbs down to

give the cold shoulder to

declare null and void

put a line through

hand someone the frozen mitt

give a wide berth to

have nothing to do with

look straight through

deny admittance to

rule something out

lock someone out

give somebody the cold shoulder

put a price on someone's head

consider undesirable

make it impossible for

make it impracticable for

make impossible

refuse admission to

officially forbid

leave in the cold

refuse to employ

leave out of account

fail to include

turn your back on

hold aloof from

wash one's hands of

impose sanctions

withhold patronage

refuse to take part in

stand in the way of

put on hit list

make impracticable

put a stopper in

bring to screeching halt

put half nelson on

pour cold water on

throw cold water on

declare invalid

render null and void

give someone the brush-off

give someone the go-by

kick someone in the teeth

have nothing more to do with

have change of heart

change one's mind

eat one's words

change one's tune

do an about-turn on

shoot full of holes

take exception to

shoot down in flames

turn thumbs down

stand in the way

put the chill on

give the red light to

put the kibosh on

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“Should one be surprised by the latest police probe against some of it's own officers for failing to eject an MP from the House last Friday?”

Verb

To dismiss from a job or position

“The story seemed to be one of an entrepreneur going rogue, whose behaviour ultimately forced the company's other directors to eject him from his role as CEO.”

Verb

To expel or discharge from a body or container

put on the airwaves

transmit signal

be a picture of

be the picture of

give free rein to

bring into the open

find an outlet for

give expression to

find expression for

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“I simply become easily disoriented and off-balance and violently eject myself from bed onto the floor.”

Verb

To compel (a person or persons) to leave

leave the aircraft

parachute to safety

“In two similar incidents, both pilots had to eject because of aircraft damage.”

Verb

To throw out or remove forcefully

put out in the street

throw someone out on their ear

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“She had been at the concert as well but had arrived late and saw Mr Kennedy for only 10 minutes before he was ejected from the theatre.”

Verb

To throw away (something unwanted or useless)

throw on the scrapheap

see the back of

consign to scrap heap

put out to pasture

axe^UK

ax^US

throw overboard

throw over the side

free oneself of

divest yourself of

file in circular file

relieve yourself of

knock on the head

pull the plug on

loosen one's hold on

loose one's hold on

throw something off

leave high and dry

take a load off

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Verb

To eject matter from the stomach through the mouth

do the technicolor yawn

toss your cookies

pray to the porcelain god

do a technicolour yawn

drive the big bus

drive the porcelain bus

go for the big spit

toss one's cookies

lose one's lunch

bring something up

puke something up

sick something up

lose your lunch

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Verb

To send through the air via physical force or acceleration

send into orbit

give the heave ho

throw forcefully

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Verb

To cause to be empty or vacant

remove the contents of

consume the contents of

ease the load of

be emptied of the contents of

have recourse to

avail oneself of

draw liquid from

exhaust one's supply of

let the air out

pour down the drain

throw around like confetti

spend like water

be wasteful with

empty the air out of

spend recklessly

give free rein to

bring into the open

find an outlet for

give expression to

find expression for

take advantage of

make the most of

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Verb

To distribute or spread over a wide area

take off in all directions

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

decentralise^UK

decentralize^US

put on the airwaves

put in the ground

be passed around

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Verb

To wash something by rinsing or flooding with water

scrub yourself down

make one's toilet

perform one's ablutions

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