Expulsion terminology

My usual term is to "let it out." What term do y'all use to describe emptying the enema water out into the toilet afterward?

Release works for me Diane. FYI love your hobbies and interests. Someone’s coming by tomorrow to pick up the first layout I made for my son. I know one 5YO who’s got an awesome grandfather 🥰

When I can’t hold it any longer, I usually just say “I need to go to the toilet” or “I need to have a poo”. It’s kind of embarrassing but I like that.

Depends on type of usage, or part of speech, as in question, description, exclamation, demand, instruction, etc.

Release, empty, expel, expulsion, dump, go, let (it) go, etc.

Eric

I use the word "Spew".

Mostly "expell" is used here. Seems simple and easy.

"And now I must away". My wife gives me a weekly large enema, slowly and sensually, with a blowjob during the last pint or so, making me come as the last of the water runs in. I thank her emphatically, tell her I love her, and then say "and now I must away".

Releasing is my go to but I get embarrassed easily. If it's a punishment enema I will usually be told "go take a dump" or "go let the S out of you" which is actually mildly humiliating for me.

“Go Relieve yourself” is what I’m always told

In most situations, after having been given an enema, and having held it, my boyfriend knows when I need to expel. He simply tells me, "You may go now." And I do (it)!

What term do y'all use to describe emptying the enema water out..

Bombs away!

I usually say "let it out" too, but after the first few enemas have been expelled, "squirt it out" would be better.

Thar she blows

"Let it all out" seems appropriate.

From the very beginning when a home health nurse gave me enemas years ago when I was constipated after surgery, she used two simple instructions, hold and release.

I would be using those words with my family, even including more recently with my older daughter who was feeling so fatigued and tied up, third week coming out of COVID.

One of the marks of a productive enema is how long and comfortably she could hold it in, giving her just half a bag at a time. Then, having her talk to me during the hold and seeing her facial expressions (you can tell a lot from the latter), I could tell when it was time to tell her, “let’s get you into the bathroom to release and give you privacy.”

My mom would let me to go expel and so I guess this was the terminology I would use when giving enemas to own my own family many years later.

Void was the term mother always used. I don't know if that came from her nursing training or not. I know when I go to the doctor they usually use the term void like when was the last time you voided. A few times when I had to deliver stool sample they asked when was this taken.

Expell, release with expell beingy most used term