[dis.gorge] vb [ME, fr. MF desgorger, fr. des- dis- + gorge gorge] vt (15c) 1 a: to discharge by the throat and mouth: vomit b: to discharge or let go of in a manner suggesting vomiting "the train disgorged its passengers" c: to give up on request or under pressure "refused to ~ his ill-gotten gains"
2: to discharge the contents of (as the stomach) ~ vi: to discharge contents "where the river ~s into the sea"