Definition of: void

(void) adjective
1. Not occupied by matter or by visible matter; empty.
2. Destitute; clear or free: with of: void of reason, void of offense.
3. Unoccupied, as a house or room; having no incumbent.
4. Having no legal force or validity; incapable of confirmation or ratification; invalid; null.
5. Producing no effect; useless. See synonyms under VACANT.
—noun
1. An empty space; a vacuum.
2. A breach of surface or matter; a disconnecting space.
3. Empty condition or feeling: a blank.
—v.t.
1. To make void or of no effect: annul.
2. To empty or remove (contents); evacuate, as urine.
3. Archaic To leave empty or vacant. [<OF voide, fem. of voit, ult. <LL vocuus empty <L vacuus]
—void′er noun