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The definition of discharge

21 Definitions of: discharge

1. verb, to release or allow to go
2. verb, to dismiss from or relieve of duty, office, employment, etc
3. verb, to fire or be fired, as a gun
4. verb, to pour forth or cause to pour forth
5. verb, to remove (the cargo) from (a boat, etc); unload
6. verb, to perform (the duties of) or meet (the demands of an office, obligation, etc)
7. verb, to relieve oneself of (a responsibility, debt, etc)
8. verb, physics a) to lose or remove electric charge b) to form an arc, spark, or corona in a gas c) to take or supply electrical current from a cell or battery
9. verb, law to release (a prisoner from custody, etc)
10. verb, to remove dye from (a fabric), as by bleaching
11. verb, (of a dye or colour) to blur or run
12. verb, architect a) to spread (weight) evenly over a supporting member b) to relieve a member of (excess weight) by distribution of pressure
13. noun, a person or thing that is discharged
14. noun, a) dismissal or release from an office, job, institution, etc b) the document certifying such release
15. noun, the fulfilment of an obligation or release from a responsibility or liability
16. noun, the act of removing a load, as of cargo
17. noun, a pouring forth of a fluid; emission
18. noun, a) the act of firing a projectile b) the volley, bullet, missile, etc, fired
19. noun, law a) a release, as of a person held under legal restraint b) an annulment, as of a court order
20. noun, physics a) the act or process of removing or losing charge or of equalizing a potential difference b) a transient or continuous conduction of electricity through a gas by the formation and movement of electrons and ions in an applied electric field
21. noun, a) the volume of fluid flowing along a pipe or a channel in unit time b) the output rate of a plant or piece of machinery, such as a pump
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Synonyms:	achievement, flow, perform, honour, release, performance, fulfil, liberation, clearance, pardon	And more...

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