The word "disgorge" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It means to forcefully expel something, such as food or liquid, from the mouth or a cavity. Example: The overflowing river was forced to disgorge its muddy waters into the nearby fields, causing severe flooding.
America has consistently maintained that Israel needs to disgorge almost all the territories it has occupied since the 1967 war.
As the deadline nears, planes are supposed to return to the tarmac and disgorge their passengers.
Locals, who are either unemployed or poorly paid, have seen trucks turn up at refugees' houses and disgorge free carpets, furniture and other household necessities.
Big cities disgorge their citizens and suck in foreign tourists.
JPMorgan Chase paid $36m earlier this year to buy stakes in geothermal power plants in California and Nevada.Some fret that banks are using their position to manipulate prices: they point to JPMorgan Chase's agreement on July 30th to pay a civil penalty of $285m and disgorge $125m in unjust profits tied to alleged market manipulation in energy markets.
DESPITE warnings by Israel's government that it would stop two boatloads of pro-Palestinian campaigners from "breaking the siege of Gaza", the ships, carrying some 40-plus enthusiasts, were eventually allowed to dock safely in Gaza's main port on August 23rd and to disgorge a cargo of medicine, hearing-aids and other items that the local Palestinians have sorely lacked.
He could keep the money for himself, unless Mobutu called him to ask for cash; in which case, he would have to disgorge some of his takings.If Mobutu thought someone was becoming too powerful, he would sack him or even jail him.
This week Pfizer agreed to pay a fine to settle corruption charges and to disgorge related illegally earned profits to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Dr Südhof described exactly how an arriving electrical impulse causes a rush of calcium ions into a cell, and how these subsequently cause vesicles loaded with neurotransmitters to bind to the cell wall and disgorge their contents across the gap.Many of the journalists attending the prize ceremony seemed baffled by the details of the announcement.
Corrupt parastatals disgorge no revenue to the central bank.
From the air they look like children's wiggly doodles, until they straighten and disgorge their loads of brown water out into the blue sea.
