1. to discharge or pour forth something forcefully or in large quantities
2. to give up something unwillingly, especially money or property that was obtained improperly
Usage: legal; formal

Examples

• The volcano disgorged lava and ash into the sky.
• The broken pipe disgorged water all over the basement floor.
• The bus disgorged dozens of tourists at the museum entrance.
• The company was ordered to disgorge all profits from the illegal scheme.
• The river disgorged into the ocean after flowing through the valley.
• The defendant was required to disgorge the stolen funds to the victims.