'discharges'
[discharge.n.01] as in: the sudden giving off of energy



'discharges'
[discharge.n.02] as in: the act of venting



'discharges'
[discharge.n.03] as in: a substance that is emitted or released



'discharges'
[discharge.n.04] as in: any of several bodily processes by which substances go out of the body


Examples:
the discharge of pus



'discharges'
[discharge.n.05] as in: electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field



'discharges'
[discharge.n.06] as in: the pouring forth of a fluid


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'discharges'
[dismissal.n.04] as in: the termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart)


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'discharges'
[release.n.11] as in: a formal written statement of relinquishment



'discharges'
[discharge.n.09] as in: the act of discharging a gun



'discharges'
[dispatch.v.02] as in: complete or carry out


Examples:
discharge one's duties



'discharges'
[discharge.v.02] as in: pour forth or release


Examples:
discharge liquids



'discharges'
[free.v.06] as in: free from obligations or duties



'discharges'
[discharge.v.04] as in: remove the charge from



'discharges'
[fire.v.05] as in: go off or discharge


Examples:
The gun fired



'discharges'
[acquit.v.01] as in: pronounce not guilty of criminal charges


Examples:
The suspect was cleared of the murder charges



'discharges'
[exhaust.v.05] as in: eliminate (a substance)


Examples:
combustion products are exhausted in the engine
the plant releases a gas



'discharges'
[drop.v.08] as in: leave or unload


Examples:
unload the cargo
drop off the passengers at the hotel



'discharges'
[fire.v.02] as in: cause to go off


Examples:
fire a gun
fire a bullet



'discharges'
[discharge.v.10] as in: release from military service



'discharges'
[empty.v.02] as in: become empty or void of its content


Examples:
The room emptied



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