1. to discharge or pour out forcefully; to vomit or eject from the mouth or throat
2. to disgorge; to give up or surrender something reluctantly or under pressure
Usage: often used in financial or legal contexts
3. to empty or unload; to discharge contents
Usage: nautical or technical usage

Examples

• The volcano degorged lava and ash across the surrounding landscape.
• The defendant was ordered to disgorge the profits he had degorged from the illegal scheme.
• The river degorged its floodwaters into the valley below.
• The whale degorged a large mass of krill into the ocean.
• The company degorged millions in ill-gotten gains to settle the lawsuit.
• The pipe degorged sewage into the treatment facility.
• He degorged the contents of his stomach after the turbulent flight.