Depart

verb

1. To cause to remain as a trace or aftereffect

   "oil leaves a stain"

2. To cause or allow to be or remain in a specified condition

   "leave the door open"

3. To fail to include or take along

   "left the notes at home"

4. To have as a remainder

   "4 from 7 leaves 3"

5. To permit to be or remain subject to another's action or control

   "just leave everything to me"

6. Let
7. To cause or allow to be or remain available

   "leave room for expansion"

8. To go away from depart

   "leave the room"

9. Desert, abandon

   "left his wife"

10. To terminate association with withdraw from

    "left school before graduation"

11. To put, deposit, or deliver before or in the process of departing

    "I left a package for you"

12. Set out, depart

    "left for the office at eight sharp"

noun

1. Permission to do something
2. Authorized especially extended absence from duty or employment
3. An act of leaving} {sx

verb

1. Leaf

noun phrase

1. Permission to be absent from duty or employment
2. Leave

verb

1. Stop, cease

   "picked up where he had left off"

noun

1. Departure, farewell

idiom

1. To make someone feel bad or disgusted

   "The whole experience left a bad taste in my mouth."

idiom

1. To not get married because the person one was going to marry has decided against it at the last moment

   "Her fiancé left her at the altar."

idiom

1. To leave (a person or animal) that one knows will probably die instead of trying to help

   "They hit the dog with their car and left it for dead on the side of the road."