verb
disgorge
Disgorge (verb) means to throw up, or to pour something out suddenly.
verb
1
To throw up, or to pour something out suddenly.
"GCN's local reporter needs help keeping up w/ the masses of information disgorged by our busy world."
— , Help Make News (1982)
2
To give back money or goods, especially when forced to.
3
To take the yeast sediment out of sparkling wine as part of its traditional production.
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Etymology
Comes from Middle French desgorger.
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What is the meaning of disgorge?
"disgorge" (verb) means to throw up, or to pour something out suddenly.
What is another word for disgorge?
Other words for "disgorge" include honk, regorge, purge, shed, cat, puke.
What is the opposite of disgorge?
Opposites of "disgorge" include swallow, absorb.
What are the different meanings of disgorge?
"disgorge" has 3 main meanings: 1. To throw up, or to pour something out suddenly; 2. To give back money or goods, especially when forced to; 3. To take the yeast sediment out of sparkling wine as part of its traditional production.
