secrete
31secrete — verb a substance secreted by the prostate gland Syn: produce, discharge, emit, excrete, release, send out Ant: absorb …
32secrete — I v discharge, emit, excrete, exude, transude, perspire, salivate; drain, seep, ooze, leak, filter, trickle, drip, dribble; send forth, emanate, extrude, Pathol. extravasate, send out, give off, expel. II v hide, conceal, cache, cover, ensconce;… …
33secrete — se·crete …
34secrete — [sɪˈkriːt] verb [T] 1) science to produce a liquid 2) formal to hide something …
35secrete — I se•crete [[t]sɪˈkrit[/t]] v. t. cret•ed, cret•ing phl to discharge, generate, or release by secretion • Etymology: 1700–10; back formation from secretion II se•crete [[t]sɪˈkrit[/t]] v. t. cret•ed, cret•ing to place out of sight; hide •… …
36secrete — /səˈkrit / (say suh kreet) verb (t) (secreted, secreting) 1. Biology to separate off, prepare, or elaborate, as in the physiological process of secretion. 2. to hide or conceal; keep secret. {Latin sēcrētus, past participle, put apart} –secretor …
37secrete — v.t. conceal; discharge; emit. ♦ secretion, n. ♦ secretional, ♦ secretionary, ♦ secretory, a …
38secrete — To conceal or hide away. Particularly, to put property out of the reach of creditors, either by corporally hiding it, or putting the title in another s name, or otherwise hindering creditors from levying on it or attaching it …
39secrete — To conceal. To hide property; to put property where an officer of the law will probably be unable to find it. 6 Am J2d Attach § 236. To hide in some place of secrecy. Darneal v State, 14 Okla Crim 540, 174 P 290 …
40secrete — 1. v.tr. Biol. (of a cell, organ, etc.) produce by secretion. Derivatives: secretor n. secretory adj. Etymology: back form. f. SECRETION 2. v.tr. conceal; put into hiding. Etymology: obs. secret (v.) f. SECRET …
