To eject; to expel. See Notes and Queries, 10 S. viii. 37, 454.
1885. If the practice is persisted in, then [the pupils] should be fired out.—Milner (Dak.) Free Press, April 25. (N.E.D.)
1887. [He] says, the next time such a thing occurs, he will fire the offender bodily.—Lisbon (Dak.) Star, Feb. 11. (N.E.D.)
