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expellingverbpresent participle of expel to drive or force outanimal lover though I am, I was determined to expel the uninvited mouse from my room banishing, booting (out), bouncing, casting out, chasing, dismissing, drumming (out), ejecting, extruding, kicking out, ousting, outing, routing, running off, throwing out, turfing (out)(chiefly British), turning out deforcing, deporting, displacing, dispossessing, evicting, exiling, expatriating, ostracizing, reading out, shutting outaxing, canning, cashiering, defenestrating, discharging, firing, mustering out, pink-slipping, releasing, removing, retiring, sacking, terminating giving one the gate(slang), sending packing accepting, admitting, receiving, taking, taking inwelcomingentertaining, harboring, housing, lodging, sheltering to throw or give offsomething in a wastebasket was expelling a foul odor casting, discharging, emanating, emitting, evolving, exhaling, expiring(archaic), giving out, irradiating, issuing, radiating, releasing, sending (out), shooting, throwing out, venting eliminating, evacuating, excreting, exuding, oozing, secretingejecting, erupting, gushing, jetting, outpouring, pouring, spewing, spouting, spraying, spurting, squirting absorbing, inhaling, soaking (up), sponging, sucking (up), taking up to violently throw out or off (something from within)ringing and flashing madly, the slot machine expelled a bucketful of quarters belching, disgorging, ejecting, eructing, erupting, jetting, spewing, spouting, spurting gushing, pouring, squirting, streaming, surgingemanating, exhaling, issuing, releasing, shooting, spitting, springing, ventingdischarging, emitting, firingcasting, flinging, heaving, hurling, launching, pitching, tossing bottling (up), containing, restraining, shutting (in or up) to let or force out of the lungsasked the patient to expel a deep breath |