issue from

issue (forth) from (some thing or place)

To flow, ooze, or otherwise come out of something. A great deal of water issued forth from the pipe when it burst. When blood issued from the man's severed hand, I had to turn away and vomit. A: "What am I doing wrong?" B: "Oh, no bubbles will issue forth from the wand until you press the button here."

See also: issue, thing

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issue from something

to come out or flow out of something. A delicious perfume issued from Sally's hair as she passed. A wonderful aroma issued from the kitchen as the bread baked.

See also: issue

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