v. Phys. [ad. L. ēmulgē-re to milk out.] trans. To drain (secretory organs) of their contents. Hence Emulging vbl. sb. and ppl. a.
1681. trans. Willis’ Rem. Med. Wks., Voc., Emulging, Vessels or Arteries, or Veins.
1784. Cullen, First Lines, clxxii. Wks. 1827, I. 625. Vomiting … emulges the biliary and pancreatic ducts.
1844. T. J. Graham, Dom. Med., 325. The pill No. 104 … does not assist so much in emulging the biliary ducts, and giving tone to the bowels.
