The meaning of EMPT is empty.

16 meanings: dialect to empty → 1. containing nothing 2. without inhabitants; vacant or unoccupied 3. carrying no load,.... Click for more definitions.

empt (ɛmpt; ɛmt) vb (tr) dialect to empty [from Old English ǣmtian to be without duties; compare empty]

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May 18, 2025 · As quick as thought they empt' the well, And the last comers take a spell, At waiting, while the others go, With their full pitchers, dawdling so, You'd think they'd nothing …

Oct 23, 2024 · Electromagnetic pulse technology (EMPT) is a technique used in the automotive industry to join conductive materials for high-voltage applications.

Sep 21, 2025 · Empt – (verb) An archaic or dialectal term meaning to empty or make vacant. Though rarely used today, it can still be encountered in dialectal literature or historical texts.

The term ’empt’ refers to a state of having no substance or value, often signifying a lack of physical or emotional fulfillment.

EMPT definition: (tr) to empty See examples of empt used in a sentence.

EMPT definition: to empty | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples in American English