1. Put out or expel from a place
   "The unruly student was ejected from the game";
   - chuck out, exclude, turf out [Brit, informal], boot out [informal], turn out
    
2. Eliminate (a substance)
   "The volcano ejected ash and smoke";
   - exhaust, discharge, expel, release
    
3. Leave an aircraft rapidly, using an ejection seat or capsule
   "The pilot had to eject when his plane was hit"

Derived forms: ejected, ejecting, ejects

Type of: eliminate, exit, expel, get out, go out, kick out [informal], leave, obviate, rid of, throw out

Encyclopedia: Eject