Ex-ăn'ṭlāte, v. t.

v. t. [Lat. exantlare, exantlatum, from prefix ex and antlia, Gr. ἀντλία, a machine for drawing water, ἄντλος, the hold of a ship where the bilge-water settles, a ship’s pump, bucket.] 1. To take out; to draw up and bring forth, as water from a well. [Obs.] 2. To spend; to exhaust. [Obs.] “Wearied and exantlated.” Boyle.