What is another term for urinate; to expel urine from the body?

The term that specifically refers to the process of expelling urine from the body is "micturate." This word comes from the Latin "mic urinari," which means to urinate. It is the technical term used in medical and health science contexts to describe this specific bodily function, emphasizing the contrast between simply excreting any waste and the particular act of urinating.

Other terms listed may relate to waste removal but do not specifically refer to urine. "Defecate" refers to the elimination of solid waste from the digestive tract, while "excrete" is a broader term that includes the removal of various waste materials from the body, including urine as well as feces and other metabolites. "Discharge" can refer to the release of various substances from the body, including bodily fluids but is not specific to urine. Therefore, "micturate" is the precise term associated with the act of urinating.