Purge

Meaning

Noun

●

An

of purging.

●

In Medicine:

An

of the

or a vomiting.

●

A

of pipes.

●

A

of people,

, from political activity.

●

That which

; especially, a

that

the

; a cathartic.

Verb

●

To

; to

; to

of impurities.

●

In Religion:

To

from

,

, or the

or

of misdeeds.

●

To

by

; to

away.

●

In Medicine:

To

or

(the

or the

); to

or vomit.

●

In Medicine:

To cause someone to

,

on (somebody) as or with a

or

, or in a

manner.

●

To

, e.g; from political activity.

●

To

people from.

●

In Law:

To

of a

,

, or imputation.

●

To

; to

the

from (liquor).

●

To become

, as by clarification.

●

To have or

from the

, as

a cathartic.

●

To

,

, or prune.

Sourced from

Origin

purge

English

purgen

Middle English (1100-1500)

purger

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

purgare

Latin

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