regorge

[US]/rɪˈɡɔːdʒ/
[UK]/rɪˈɡɔrdʒ/

Translation

vt.to expel or cause to flow back
vi.to flow back
v.to flow back
Word Forms
Third Person Singularregorges
Present Participleregorging
Past Tenseregorged
Past Participleregorged

Phrases & Collocations

regorge with

regorge after

regorge into

regorge on

regorge over

regorge from

regorge through

regorge at

regorge about

regorge beyond

Example Sentences

the bird will regorge itself after finding plenty of food.

after the feast, he started to regorge the leftovers.

the fish regorged its meal when it felt threatened.

she had to regorge the candy after eating too much.

sometimes animals regorge their food to digest it better.

he watched in shock as the snake regorged its last meal.

after the storm, the river seemed to regorge with debris.

the child regorged his lunch after feeling sick.

some animals regorge food to store it for later.

it was surprising to see the bird regorge its catch.

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