0 present participle of eject --
1 to force someone to leave a particular place: --
The barrel then stopped moving, while the slide continued rearwards, extracting and ejecting the fired cartridge case and loading a fresh cartridge from the magazine.
With a little luck the fast approaching patrol would not even notice the small dropship ejecting from the jumpship.
This booster is powerful enough to detonate the main charge in a high explosive shell or the ejecting charge in a carrier shell.
It is unique in that it reproduces by ejecting pheromones from its postpetiole directly into the mandibles of its mate.
It is also claimed that it will give the pilots a better chance of survival when ejecting at a combination of high speeds and low altitudes.
If we were to give such a guarantee now, it would presuppose that we would have to give somebody the power of ejecting the present tenants of such cottages.
I have had some personal experience of dealing with these cases of obsession, freeing the victim by ejecting the obsessing entity and persuading the latter not to repeat his offence.
The land is not producing for the rivers sufficient fine sediment to deposit the effluents that man is ejecting into those rivers.
