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purge (purj)

1. to cleanse or purify, to remove undesirable substances from something.

2. to cause evacuation of feces.

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purge (pûrj)

v.

To cause evacuation of the bowels.

n.

1. The act or process of purging.

2. Something that purges, especially a medicinal purgative.

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Purge

To rid the body of food and calories, commonly by vomiting or using laxatives.

Mentioned in: Bulimia Nervosa

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purge

[purj]

Etymology: L, purgare

1  v, to evacuate the bowels, as with a cathartic.

2  n, a cathartic.

3  v, to make free of an unwanted substance. purgative, n., adj.

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purge [perj]

1. to cleanse or purify; to remove undesirable substances from something.

2. to cause free evacuation of feces.

3. a cathartic.

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purge

1. a purgative medicine or dose.

2. to cause free evacuation of feces.

3. to remove outdated data from a file or other store of data.

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purge nut

jatrophacurcas.

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purge

GI disease 1. verb To evacuate the bowels 2. noun A megaevacuation of the bowels 3. noun An agent that #1's, resulting in a #2