Excrete
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 37
eks-krēt′, v.t. to separate from: to eject.— ns.pl. Excrē′ta , Excrētes′ , matters discharged from the animal body.— n. Excrē′tion , act of excreting matter from the animal system: that which is excreted.— adjs. Excrē′tive , able to excrete; Excrē′tory , having the quality of excreting.— n. a duct that helps to receive and excrete matter. [L. ex , from, cernĕre , cretum , to separate.]
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