To empty out, clear out, put away, remove (the contents of anything). Obsolete.

Chiefly Scottish, Irish English, and English regional (northern). transitive. To empty or discharge (something), esp. out of a vessel, cart…

To empty out (water, etc.) from a vessel.

transitive. To cause (the entire contents of anything) to pour out, drain away, or otherwise leave; to remove from a container of any type…

To empty out, discharge, pour out (water, the contents of a vessel, etc.).

transitive. To empty out (the contents of a vessel, receptacle, etc.); to pour out. In later use frequently with out.

transitive (reflexive). Of a river, stream, etc.: to discharge, flow out, or empty (esp. into another body of water); to drain away. Also…

transitive. To clear (a receptacle, room, house, etc.) of its contents; to empty (a container), usually in order to examine or rearrange the contents.

transitive. To empty out from the maw.

(un-, prefix2 affix 1c.)

transitive. South African. To unpack (a suitcase, clothes, etc.); to empty (a pocket).