exhaust

Letters that make exhaust

s, a, e, h, t, u, x are letters that make 'exhaust'

Words within exhaust

AU, HA, ex, US, Au are words within 'exhaust'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of exhaust

exhausts is a word created by adding a letter to 'exhaust'


7 possible definitions for 'exhaust'

Exhaust as "use up (resources or materials)"

Under this definition, exhaust is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

eat, use up, deplete, wipe out, consume, eat up, run through have the same meaning as 'exhaust'

exhaust as a type

'exhaust' can be a type of spend, drop, expend.

Types of exhaust

burn off, luxuriate, run out, drain, indulge, burn up, burn, sap, exhaust, tire, run down, play out, spend are types of 'exhaust'.

Derivatives of exhaust

consumable, consumptive, exhaustion, depletion are derivatives of 'exhaust'.

Verb groups of exhaust

take, occupy, use up are verb groups of 'exhaust'.

Example of exhaust used within this context

"this car consumes a lot of gas", "We exhausted our savings", "They run through 20 bottles of wine a week"


Exhaust as "system consisting of the parts of an engine through which burned gases or steam are discharged"

Under this definition, exhaust is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

exhaust system has the same meaning as exhaust

exhaust as a type

'exhaust' can be a type of system.

exhaust as a part

'exhaust' can be a part of automobile engine.

Parts of exhaust

exhaust manifold, exhaust pipe, exhaust valve, silencer, tailpipe, muffler are parts of 'exhaust'.


Exhaust as "gases ejected from an engine as waste products"

Under this definition, exhaust is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

exhaust fumes, fumes have the same meaning as 'exhaust'

exhaust as a type

'exhaust' can be a type of gas, waste, waste material, waste matter, waste product.


Exhaust as "wear out completely"

Under this definition, exhaust is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

wash up, tucker out, tucker, beat have the same meaning as 'exhaust'

exhaust as a type

'exhaust' can be a type of wear upon, tire out, wear out, outwear, fag out, tire, fag, jade, weary, fatigue, wear, wear down.

Types of exhaust

play, kill, frazzle are types of 'exhaust'.

Derivatives of exhaust

exhaustion is a derivative of exhaust.

Example of exhaust used within this context

"This kind of work exhausts me", "I'm beat", "He was all washed up after the exam"


Exhaust as "eliminate (a substance)"

Under this definition, exhaust is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

expel, eject, release, discharge have the same meaning as 'exhaust'

Types of exhaust

eruct, expectorate, cough up, cough out, spit up, spit out, excrete, eliminate, shed blood, spew, spew out, suppurate, emit, pass off, blow, ejaculate, bleed, hemorrhage, pass, fester, maturate, breathe, abort, ovulate, egest are types of 'exhaust'.

Derivatives of exhaust

expulsion, projection, discharge, emission, release, ejection, forcing out, expelling are derivatives of 'exhaust'.

Example of exhaust used within this context

"combustion products are exhausted in the engine", "the plant releases a gas"


Exhaust as "use up the whole supply of"

Under this definition, exhaust is a verb and has the following properties:

exhaust as a type

'exhaust' can be a type of empty.

Derivatives of exhaust

exhaustion is a derivative of exhaust.

Example of exhaust used within this context

"We have exhausted the food supplies"


Exhaust as "deplete"

Under this definition, exhaust is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

sap, tire, run down, play out have the same meaning as 'exhaust'

exhaust as a type

'exhaust' can be a type of exhaust, eat, use up, deplete, wipe out, consume, eat up, run through.

Derivatives of exhaust

sapper, exhaustion are derivatives of 'exhaust'.

Verb groups of exhaust

play out is a verb group of exhaust.

Example of exhaust used within this context

"exhaust one's savings", "We quickly played out our strength"



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