Purging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PURGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• rid (someone) of an unwanted feeling, memory, or condition
• free someone from (an unwanted feeling, memory, etc.)
• remove (a group of people considered undesirable) from an organization or place in an abrupt or violent way
• remove a group of undesirable people from (an organization or place) in an abrupt or violent way
• atone for or wipe out (contempt of court)
• physically remove (something) completely
• evacuate one's bowels, especially as a result of taking a laxative
NOUN:
• the act of purifying
• an abrupt or violent removal of a group of people
• a laxative
• The act of cleansing; excessive evacuations; especially, diarrhea.
• an act of removing by cleansing; ridding of sediment or other undesired elements
• the act of clearing yourself (or another) from some stigma or charge
ADJECTIVE:
• That purges; cleansing.
• serving to purge or rid of sin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to purify

Words related to PURGING

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Words that contain PURGING

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How to use PURGING in a sentence

• Purging also takes place, the matters brought away being mixed with blood.
• A strong metallic taste in the act of swallowing, followed by a burning pain in the region of the stomach, vomiting, and great purging.
• The symptoms are various, sometimes giddiness and stupor, and at others pain in and swelling of the belly, with vomiting and purging, being the leading ones.
• DIARRHOEA, or looseness of the bowels, or purging, is a very common disease among dogs of all ages and breeds.
• They are purging off their beer, and working down their fat.
• In 1842 his purging process made it evident that he did not mean to allow his faults or weaknesses to stint the growth and mar the exhibition of his genius.
• The first method consisted in vomitting, purging, and then administering the bark, to which musk was sometimes added, when the disorder grew worse.
• The climate does give a sharp appetite, but these sepoys indulge it till relieved by vomiting and purging.
• To extract the molasses from the crystallized mass of sugar, we must go to the purging house.
• The sugar is brought into the purging house in great pans, which are placed over the funnels.
• The changes in your House, I see, are going on for the better, and even the Augean herd over your heads are slowly purging off their impurities.
• Let us adde to these the like familiar and gentle purging medicines more lately, yea, almost daily newly found out since the better discoveries of the East and West Indies.
• Wherefore, if a disease happen in those dayes, we feare not to open a veyne divers times, and often, as also to prescribe more strong purging medicines.
• The purging of the body was largely a question of diet.
• A similar stimulation of the non-striped muscle in the alimentary canal results in violent vomiting and purging, if a large dose has been taken.
• If dried and given as powder it will cause vomiting and purging, also provoking sneezing when smelt, and inducing the monthly flow of a woman.
• The juice of Rue is of great efficacy in some forms of epilepsy, operating for the most part insensibly, though sometimes causing vomiting or purging.
• It has to be cleansed out of your heart by the purging of the Holy Spirit.
• If the blood abounds not in such a quantity as may stir up nature to expel it, its purging must necessarily be deferred, till there be enough.
• If it were not for this purging effect wrought upon our minds by culture, the whole world, the future as well as the present, would inevitably belong to the Philistines.
• Blandy had become seriously ill in the night, with symptoms of violent pain, vomiting, and purging.
• The consequence was that she was taken violently ill with purging and vomiting, and was in imminent danger of her life.
• He complained of a violent pain in his stomach, attended with great reachings, and swelled, and a great purging.
• He begins by purging away the realistic notion of Virtue, considered as a self-existing entity.
• He went to work with the zeal of a religious enthusiast, intent on purging his Church and his faith of the corruptions which lowered it in the eyes of men.
• The growth of this conviction has been purging theology of many crude and revolting dogmas.
• These are cut in slices, and well dried in the sun before they are fit for use, otherwise when eaten they are intoxicating, and occasion vomiting and purging.
• And so, by the dog of Egypt, we have been unconsciously purging the State, which not long ago we termed luxurious.

Similar words containing PURG without suffix ing

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