disgorges
Violently ejects contents
Disgorges means to expel or pour forth forcefully.
A volcano disgorges lava; a bus disgorges passengers.
The word often suggests releasing something that was contained under pressure or held too long: The pipe finally disgorged a mass of debris.
In winemaking, disgorgement removes sediment from champagne bottles.
Figuratively, to disgorge can mean to surrender something reluctantly, especially ill-gotten gains: The company was forced to disgorge its profits.
Eject with force
- ejectThrow out forcibly
- expelRemove forcibly from membership
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
- emitRelease outward
extrude · belch · spout · erupt · excrete · exude · efflux · projectile
Release in abundance
- floodOverwhelming water overflow
- surgeSudden powerful increase
- gushFlow out forcefully
- streamSteady continuous flow
cascade · overflow · outpour · unleash · torrent · deluge · spill · flow
Gag involuntarily
- upchuckEject stomach contents
- heaveForceful lift or throw
- gagMouth restraint or jest
- pukeForceful stomach emptying
barf · emesis · regurgitation · nausea · queasy · bilious · sick · nauseated
spew
Eject with force
emit · extrude · belch · spout · erupt · excrete · exude · efflux · projectile · cast out
pour forth
Release in abundance
stream · cascade · overflow · outpour · unleash · torrent · deluge · spill · flow · burst
retch
Gag involuntarily
puke · barf · emesis · regurgitation · nausea · queasy · bilious · sick · nauseated · stomach
relinquish
Voluntarily give up control
give up · return · restore · cede · release · divulge · confess · reveal · surrender · disclose
cargo
Transported goods
shipment · goods · consignment · disembark · unpack · dock · hold · vessel · container · dump