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expel

v.
1.force to leave or move out
2.put out or expel from a place
3.remove from a position or office
4.cause to flee
5.eliminate (substances) from the body

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    Idiom of the Day

    not hold water
    to be illogical, to make no sense
    The excuses of the man do not hold water.



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