Empty, vacant; void (of). Obsolete.

Empty, vacant, containing nothing, void of contents; destitute (of something).

Loose from emptiness; not filled out or plump; shrunken, spare; flabby, hollow. of inanimate things, esp. of a bag, bladder or purse. ? Obsolete.

Of an unbounded area or expanse: containing little of note, or nothing at all; vacant, void. Of a place: having very few inhabitants; deserted…

Empty. Also, clear of. Of a burden: Useless. Obsolete.

Empty.

Empty, vacant, void. Also const. of. Obsolete.

Not occupied by visible contents; containing no matter; empty, unfilled. Of receptacles, or things of similar form.

Destitute or defective in various other respects. Without contents, empty.

Devoid of all material contents or accessories; containing, or occupied by, nothing; unfilled, empty, void.

Void.

Empty, vacant, void; (hence) having an empty stomach, hungry; lean, starved-looking.

Empty.

Free or emptied of contents, load, or cargo; empty; esp. of a ship, when discharged.

Empty, void.

gen. Empty, without contents, void, bare.

Empty, unoccupied.

Not furnished with a load.