disgorged
Violently ejected contents
Disgorged is the past tense of disgorge, meaning to eject or pour forth contents, often forcefully or in large quantities.
A river disgorges into the sea; a crowd disgorges from a stadium.
The word suggests sudden release of something contained: The volcano disgorged ash and lava.
It can describe vomiting or, figuratively, reluctantly surrendering something: The company finally disgorged the documents under court order.
Forcibly removed
- expelledOfficially removed or banished
- spewedExpelled with force
- vomitedEjected stomach contents
- regurgitatedEjected from stomach
extruded · jettisoned · emitted · discharged · released · evacuated · voided · ejection
Ejected from stomach
- retchedConvulsed as if vomiting
- heavedLifted or threw laboriously
- spewedExpelled with force
- upchuckedExpelled via mouth
puked · barfed · gagged · vomited · expelled · emesis · sick · queasy
Gave way or produced
- relinquishedGave up possession of
- surrenderedCeased resistance formally
- forfeitedLost through violation
- cededFormally gave up rights
ejected
Forcibly removed
regurgitated · extruded · jettisoned · emitted · discharged · released · evacuated · voided · ejection · expulsion
regurgitated
Ejected from stomach
upchucked · puked · barfed · gagged · vomited · expelled · emesis · sick · queasy · nauseous
yielded
Gave way or produced
- relinquishedGave up possession of
- surrenderedCeased resistance formally
- forfeitedLost through violation
flooded
Covered with water
cascaded · surged · spilled · overflowed · torrented · deluged · outpoured · emptied · drained
riddled
Pierced throughout