Exhaust

What do we mean by exhaust?

To make extremely weary; wear out. synonym: tire. intransitive verb

To remove a resource from; deplete. intransitive verb

To use up completely: synonym: deplete. intransitive verb

To discuss or treat completely; cover thoroughly. intransitive verb

To let out the contents of (a container); cause or allow to escape. intransitive verb

To let out or draw off (a gas, for example) from a container. intransitive verb

To escape or pass out. intransitive verb

The escape or release of vaporous waste material, as from an engine. noun

The fumes or gases so released. noun

A duct or pipe through which waste material is emitted. noun

An apparatus for drawing out noxious air or waste material by means of a partial vacuum. noun

. Same as exhaust-steam. noun

Eduction; emission, as of steam from an engine. noun

Expended; drained; exhausted, as of energy or strength.

To draw out or drain off the whole of; draw out till nothing of the matter drawn is left; remove or take out completely: as, to exhaust the water of a well, or the air from a receiver; to exhaust the contents of a mine, or of one's purse.

To use up or consume completely; expend or make away with the whole of; cause the total removal or loss of: as, to exhaust the fertility of the soil; to exhaust one's strength or resources; you have exhausted my patience.

To empty by drawing out the contents of; make empty by drawing from; specifically, in chem., to empty or deprive of one or more ingredients by the use of solvents: as, to exhaust a closed vessel by means of an air-pump; to exhaust a cistern.

A system consisting of the parts of an engine through which burned gases or steam are discharged; see also exhaust system.

The steam let out of a cylinder after it has done its work there.

The dirty air let out of a room through a register or pipe provided for the purpose.

An exhaust pipe, especially on a motor vehicle.

Exhaust gas.

Words that are spelled similarly to exhaust:
exhaust.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word exhaust:
muffler, gasses, fumes, silencer, nozzle, camshaft, manifold, valves, gases, scavenging, flue, valve, crankshaft, carburetor, pipes, combustion, catalytic, intake, stacks, piston, spoiler, turbine, cylinder, pipe, converter, thrust, plume, compressor, rocker, ignition, throttle, emissions, propellant, rpm, monoxide, velocity, funnel, torque, duct, bumper, horsepower, inlet, chimney, vent, turbo, engine, stack, cam, emission, boiler, tips, cooling, brake, steam, brakes, chrome, compression, gas, injection, header, alloy, impulse, diesel, ventilation, fuel, spark, timing, wheels, stroke, tires, smoke, efficiency, propeller, generator, heat, rocket, jet, pulse, ambient, rear, propulsion, pump, fitted, gasoline, optional, boost, noise, aluminum, steering, sensor, suspension, outlet, fuselage, flow, trim, vacuum, dioxide, nitrogen, pressure, thermal.

Words that rhyme with exhaust:
cost, last, lost, holocaust, frost, accost, pentecost, embossed, prost, crossed, defrost, dost, tossed, jost, lacoste, aust, glost, bost, rost, jack frost, opportunity cost, crisscrossed, kost, sauced, bossed, unit cost, vhost, criss-crossed, glossed, trost, drost, marginal cost, flossed, robert frost, operating cost, carrying cost, at any cost, incremental cost, replacement cost, mossed, robert lee frost, average cost, droste, maust, quast, brost, handling cost, differential cost, distribution cost, knost, borrowing cost, marketing cost, production cost, reproduction cost, yoest, armacost, mini-cost, pfost.

Adjectives that are often used to describe exhaust:
local, hot, black, smoky, automotive, dual, blue, free, mechanical, auxiliary, pressure, open, atmospheric, clean, main, white, single, separate, vehicular, clear, warm, total, direct, less, slow, engine, final, turbine, noisy, heavy, dirty, loud, automobile, oily, rear, variable, fiery, supersonic, underwater, dilute, outside, raw, adequate, double, dry, gray, cleaner, triple, efficient, thick, noxious, industrial, rich, dark, visible, wet, toxic, inhaled, cold, excessive, locomotive, powerful, rapid, irradiated, acrid, muffled, vertical, lateral, foul, typical, inch, sharp, continuous, preliminary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective exhaust:
steam, gas, air, gases, fumes, system, valve, pipe, recirculation, port, systems, emissions, pressure, temperature, fans, valves, pipes, lap, ports, ventilation, fan, smoke, velocity, temperatures, manifolds, stroke, ducts, manifold, heat, emission, flow, control, noise, duct, analysis, opening, fig, turbines, turbine, passages, stacks, products, hoods, equipment, outlets, composition, pollution, figure, nozzle, pump, volume, reality, standards, velocities, streams, closure, heating, dampers, tube, piping, outlet, recovery, hood, removal, leaks, vents, cover, particulates, sensor, remedies, nozzles, controls, possibilities, chamber, lead, plume, heaters, content, analyzer, particles, volumes, stack, box, collector.

Consonant match to exhaust:
exist.

Words that sound like exhaust:
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