1. bringing up and expelling food from the stomach through the mouth; vomiting
Usage: present participle of regorge
2. giving back or returning something that was taken
Usage: formal; present participle of regorge

Examples

• The bird was regorging food to feed its chicks.
• After eating too quickly, he found himself regorging his dinner.
• The company is regorging the profits it made through illegal means.
• She was regorging the stolen jewelry to its rightful owners.
• The patient kept regorging everything she tried to eat.
• The court ordered the corporation to begin regorging its ill-gotten gains.