regurgitated
Threw it up
Regurgitated is the past tense of regurgitate, meaning to bring swallowed food back up—as birds do when feeding their young.
By extension, it describes information repeated without thought or understanding: He just regurgitated what the professor said without adding any insight.
The implication is mechanical reproduction rather than genuine processing or original thought.
Eject stomach contents
- retchGag involuntarily
- heaveForceful lift or throw
- gagMouth restraint or jest
- stomachDigestive organ below chest
bile · gastric · esophagus · throat · reflex · pellet · owl · raptor
Reused without fresh thought
- parrotedRepeated without comprehension
- recycledConverted waste into material
- unoriginalNot new or novel
- memorizedStored in recall
rote · verbatim · copied · echoed · restated · recited · reproduced · undigested
Forcibly removed
- dischargedOfficially let go
- spewedExpelled with force
- expelledOfficially removed or banished
- extrudedForced through an opening
disgorged · forced out · brought up · thrown up · cast out · emitted
vomit
Eject stomach contents
stomach · bile · gastric · esophagus · throat · reflex · pellet · owl · raptor · bolus
rehashed
Reused without fresh thought
- parrotedRepeated without comprehension
- recycledConverted waste into material
- unoriginalNot new or novel
memorized · rote · verbatim · copied · echoed · restated · recited · reproduced · undigested · mindless
ejected
Forcibly removed
- dischargedOfficially let go
- spewedExpelled with force
- expelledOfficially removed or banished
extruded · disgorged · forced out · brought up · thrown up · cast out · emitted
regurgitateddigested
Broken down internally
absorbed · assimilated · retained · swallowed · metabolized
regurgitatedoriginal
First or inventive
creative · innovative · synthesized · novel · imaginative
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