Void

void, a. Vacant; empty; not occupied; being without; destitute; free; having no incumbent; unoccupied; having no legal or binding force; null; not sufficient to produce its effect; unsubstantial; vain. — n. An empty space; a vacuum; emptine . — v. t. To make or leave vacant or empty; to quit, leave; to throw, emit, or send out; to evacuate; to render of no validity or effect; to vacate, annul. — Void'able, a. Capable of being voided or evacuated. (Law.) Capable of being adjudged void, invalid, and of no force; capable of being avoided. — Void'ance, -ans, n. Act of voiding or emptying; ejection; esp., ejection from a benefice; state of being void; vacancy, as of:in incumbent in a benefice. — Void'er, n. One who, or that which, voids, or empties, vacates, or annuls; a tray, or basket, used to receive or convey that which is voided or cleared away from a given place. — Void'ne , n. State or quality of being void; emptine ; vacuity; destitution; nullity; inefificacy.