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- verb Present participle of
disgorge . - noun The act of something being
disgorged .
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Examples
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So rather than disgorging personal data to the network, we should always be curating and shaping.
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Indeed, much of Cao's day will be devoted to the latest catastrophe to strike his district: a hellhole in the bottom of the gulf that's been disgorging petroleum into local waters since the BP drilling rig Deepwater Horizon exploded in April.
Joseph Cao, the unlikely congressman from New Orleans Steve Hendrix 2010
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The street was choked with stagecoaches and wagons, disgorging passengers, the passengers running for the boats.
Karen Kondazian: Excerpt: 'The Whip' Karen Kondazian 2012
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So rather than disgorging personal data to the network, we should always be curating and shaping.
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The street was choked with stagecoaches and wagons, disgorging passengers, the passengers running for the boats.
Karen Kondazian: Excerpt: 'The Whip' Karen Kondazian 2012
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The salvage operators have said they are confident the Rena is secure but fears remain that the 47,000-tonne vessel could break up in stormy weather, disgorging oil and cargo into the bay.
New Zealand oil spill reaches shore as weather holds up response 2011
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After being sued, Whitman tacitly admitted her fault, disgorging several million dollars in illicit profits.
Douglas M. Branson: Meg Whitman for Governor: Do We Have Deniabillity on That? Douglas M. Branson 2010
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The monster crowd made its way up to street level, disgorging onto Seventh Street ...
Peter Clothier: The Rally Peter Clothier 2010
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After being sued, Whitman tacitly admitted her fault, disgorging several million dollars in illicit profits.
Douglas M. Branson: Meg Whitman for Governor: Do We Have Deniabillity on That? Douglas M. Branson 2010
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The street was choked with stagecoaches and wagons, disgorging passengers, the passengers running for the boats.
Karen Kondazian: Excerpt: 'The Whip' Karen Kondazian 2012
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