re·gorge (rē-gôrj′) tr.v. re·gorged ,
re·gorg·ing ,
re·gorg·es To disgorge.
[French regorger , from Old French : re- , re- + gorger , to gorge (from gorge , throat ; see gorge ).]
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regorge (rɪˈɡɔːdʒ ) vb 1. (tr ) to vomit up; disgorge
2. (intr ) (esp of water) to flow or run back
[C17: from French regorger ; see gorge]
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regorge Past participle: regorgedGerund: regorgingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Present I regorge you regorge he/she/it regorges we regorge you regorge they regorge
Preterite I regorged you regorged he/she/it regorged we regorged you regorged they regorged
Present Continuous I am regorging you are regorging he/she/it is regorging we are regorging you are regorging they are regorging
Present Perfect I have regorged you have regorged he/she/it has regorged we have regorged you have regorged they have regorged
Past Continuous I was regorging you were regorging he/she/it was regorging we were regorging you were regorging they were regorging
Past Perfect I had regorged you had regorged he/she/it had regorged we had regorged you had regorged they had regorged
Future I will regorge you will regorge he/she/it will regorge we will regorge you will regorge they will regorge
Future Perfect I will have regorged you will have regorged he/she/it will have regorged we will have regorged you will have regorged they will have regorged
Future Continuous I will be regorging you will be regorging he/she/it will be regorging we will be regorging you will be regorging they will be regorging
Present Perfect Continuous I have been regorging you have been regorging he/she/it has been regorging we have been regorging you have been regorging they have been regorging
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been regorging you will have been regorging he/she/it will have been regorging we will have been regorging you will have been regorging they will have been regorging
Past Perfect Continuous I had been regorging you had been regorging he/she/it had been regorging we had been regorging you had been regorging they had been regorging
Conditional I would regorge you would regorge he/she/it would regorge we would regorge you would regorge they would regorge
Past Conditional I would have regorged you would have regorged he/she/it would have regorged we would have regorged you would have regorged they would have regorged
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Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:
Verb 1. regorge - eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth; "After drinking too much, the students vomited"; "He purged continuously"; "The patient regurgitated the food we gave him last night"barf ,
be sick ,
puke ,
retch ,
sick ,
throw up ,
upchuck ,
vomit ,
vomit up ,
spue ,
disgorge ,
cat ,
spew ,
regurgitate ,
chuck ,
honk ,
purge ,
cast
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