Chiefly Scottish. The action of putting someone or something out; expulsion, ejection; evacuation. Obsolete.

The emptying out, clearing or sending away, removing, etc., of things or persons. Obsolete.

Law. The act or process of ejecting a person from his holding.

The action of putting, or the condition of being put, out of a place; expulsion. Cf. expose, v. 1. Obsolete. rare.

Expulsion by violent or rigorous measures from an abode, place, position of privilege, etc.

A casting out or expulsion from a particular place or position; also from office or possessions.

An act of expelling or driving out.

(a name for) a hypothetical person given an unwelcoming or hostile reception.

In extended use: the action of ejecting a person from any place or position.

An act of bouncing or ejecting. Also figurative. colloquial (originally U.S.).