evacuation.html - v.tr.
1 a remove (people) from a place of danger to stay elsewhere for the duration of the danger. b empty (a place) in this way.
2 make empty (a vessel of air etc.).
3 (of troops) withdraw from (a place).
4 a empty (the bowels or other bodily organ). b discharge (faeces etc.).

evacuant n. & adj. evacuation n. evacuative adj. & n. evacuator n. [L evacuare (as E-, vacuus empty)]

evacuation.html - v.tr.
1 a remove (people) from a place of danger to stay elsewhere for the duration of the danger. b empty (a place) in this way.
2 make empty (a vessel of air etc.).
3 (of troops) withdraw from (a place).
4 a empty (the bowels or other bodily organ). b discharge (faeces etc.).

evacuant n. & adj. evacuation n. evacuative adj. & n. evacuator n. [L evacuare (as E-, vacuus empty)]

evacuation.html - n.
a person evacuated from a place of danger.

evacuation.html - v.tr.
1 a remove (people) from a place of danger to stay elsewhere for the duration of the danger. b empty (a place) in this way.
2 make empty (a vessel of air etc.).
3 (of troops) withdraw from (a place).
4 a empty (the bowels or other bodily organ). b discharge (faeces etc.).

evacuant n. & adj. evacuation n. evacuative adj. & n. evacuator n. [L evacuare (as E-, vacuus empty)]

evacuation.html - n.
a person evacuated from a place of danger.

evacuation.html - See: DISAPPEAR INTO THIN AIR.