1. to vomit or bring up food from the stomach
Usage: formal
2. to give back or return something, especially something taken or seized
Usage: formal

Examples

• The bird will regorge food to feed its young.
• After eating too quickly, he began to regorge his meal.
• The court ordered the company to regorge all illegal profits.
• Pirates were forced to regorge their stolen treasure.
• The pelican regorged fish for its chicks.
• The defendant must regorge the fraudulent gains.
• Some birds regorge partially digested food as a defense mechanism.