ejects

• axes
• banishes
• belches
• bounces
• cans
• cashiers
• casts
• casts out
• chases
• defenestrates
• deforces
• deports
• discharges
• disgorges
• dismisses
• displaces
• dispossesses
• emanates
• emits
• eructs
• erupts
• evicts
• exhales
• exiles
• expatriates
• expels
• extrudes
• fires
• flings
• gives one the gate
• gushes
• heaves
• hurls
• issues
• jets
• kicks out
• launches
• musters out
• ostracizes
• ousts
• outs
• pink-slips
• pitches
• pours
• reads out
• releases
• removes
• retires
• routs
• runs off
• sacks
• sends packing
• shoots
• shuts out
• spews
• spits
• spouts
• springs
• spurts
• squirts
• streams
• surges
• terminates
• throws out
• tosses
• turns out
• vents

• accepts
• admits
• contains
• entertains
• harbors
• houses
• lodges
• receives
• restrains
• shelters
• takes
• takes in
• welcomes

• verb
  1. To compel (a person or persons) to leave.
  2. To throw out or remove forcefully.
  3. To compel (a sports player) to leave the field because of inappropriate behaviour.
  4. To project oneself from an aircraft.
  5. To cause (something) to come out of a machine.
  6. To come out of a machine.
• noun
  1. An inferred object of someone else's consciousness.

• The spacecraft ejects its landing gear just before touching down on the surface.
• The security system automatically ejects unauthorized users from the premises.
• During the flight simulation, the pilot practiced how to handle emergencies that ejects from the cockpit.
• The printer ejects the paper after each page is printed.
• The software program ejects a warning message when it detects an error in the system.

gags

radiates

abolishes

dashes

obliterates

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