1. to discharge or pour out forcefully; to vomit or eject from the mouth or throat
2. to give up or surrender something, especially money or property obtained illegally or wrongfully
Usage: formal; legal
3. to empty or unload cargo from a ship or vessel
Usage: nautical

Examples

• The volcano began to degorge lava and ash into the sky.
• The defendant was ordered to degorge all profits from the illegal scheme.
• The ship will degorge its cargo at the port tomorrow.
• The fountain degorges water continuously throughout the day.
• The court required the company to degorge ill-gotten gains.
• The whale degorged seawater as it surfaced for air.