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Purge
Purge
v. t.
To
cleanse
,
clear
, or
purify
by
separating
and
carrying
off
whatever
is
impure
,
heterogeneous
,
foreign
, or
superfluous
.
Purge
v. t.
To
operate
on as, or by
means
of, a
cathartic
medicine
, or in a
similar
manner
.
Purge
v. t.
To
clarify
; to
defecate
, as
liquors
.
Purge
v. t.
To
clear
of
sediment
, as a
boiler
, or of
air
, as a
steam
pipe
, by
driving
off
or
permitting
escape
.
Purge
v. t.
To
clear
from
guilt
, or
from
moral
or
ceremonial
defilement
; as, to
purge
one
of
guilt
or
crime
.
Purge
v. t.
To
clear
from
accusation
, or
the
charge
of a
crime
or
misdemeanor
, as by
oath
or in
ordeal
.
Purge
v. t.
To
remove
in
cleansing
; to
deterge
; to
wash
away
;
often
followed
by
away
.
Purge
v. i.
To
become
pure
, as by
clarification
.
Purge
v. i.
To
have
or
produce
frequent
evacuations
from
the
intestines
, as by
means
of a
cathartic
.
Purge
v. t.
The
act
of
purging
.
Purge
v. t.
That
which
purges
;
especially
, a
medicine
that
evacuates
the
intestines
; a
cathartic
.
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