1. to discharge or pour forth contents forcefully
2. to give up something that has been wrongfully obtained
Usage: legal

Examples

• The volcano disgorges lava and ash into the sky.
• The broken pipe disgorges water onto the street.
• The subway station disgorges thousands of commuters each morning.
• The court ordered the company to disgorge its illegal profits.
• The river disgorges into the ocean at the delta.
• The whale disgorges partially digested fish.
• The defendant must disgorge all gains from the fraudulent scheme.