1. present participle of disgorge: to discharge or pour forth contents forcefully
2. present participle of disgorge: to give up something that has been wrongfully obtained
Usage: legal; formal

Examples

• The volcano was disgorging lava and ash into the sky.
• The broken pipe was disgorging water all over the basement floor.
• The whale was disgorging seawater after surfacing.
• The company is disgorging millions in illegal profits to shareholders.
• The river was disgorging sediment into the ocean.
• The court ordered the firm to begin disgorging the fraudulent gains immediately.